The 5th Global Islamic Microfinance forum (GIMF) held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia was held on 24-25 November, 2015 and attended by the officials and delegates from 30 countries including Pakistan, Nigeria, Tajikistan, Canada, Tanzania, Philippines, Indonesia, China, Azerbaijan and many other countries, said a statement. The entire leadership unanimously unified their voice and support for the development of Islamic Microfinance ...
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Survey Reveals 68% Yet to Use Mobile-Based Financial Services
Amdocs has released the results from a new global survey around mobile financial services (MFS) which revealed that more than 68 percent of the respondents have yet to use mobile financial services, and that new innovative solutions for savings, loans, and insurance will drive the next phase of mobile financial services growth across emerging and mature markets. Conducted by analyst ...
Read More »Rafael Nadal Crashes Out of Rogers Cup, Concedes to Kei Nishikori
Defeat seemed to have latched itself to Rafael Nadal as the poorest form of his decade-long career continues. The Spaniard who is now ranked world number 9 conceded yet another loss in the hands of Japanese fourth seed Kei Nishikori 6-2,6-4 in the quarter finals of Rogers Cup. Nishikori got an early break in the beginning of the first set ...
Read More »Change in body temperature can trigger unexpected cardiac arrest, deaths
Scientists have found a protein that reacts adversely to change in temperature of the body and reacts by triggering heart attacks or even deaths. Cardiac arrest occurs when the electrical routine to the heart dysfunctions and unexpectedly becomes uneven, causing ventricular fibrillation and lessening blood flow to the heart. Now a new study has found that of all the known reasons, alteration ...
Read More »Too much male attention ruins pretty females: New Study
One of the biggest perk of being beautiful is getting overwhelming attention. And mostly every attractive person enjoys that. However, according to a new study by Australian and Canadian researchers on fruit flies, excessive male sexual attention ruins pretty females. Steve Chenoweth who is the associate professor of the University of Queensland’s School of Biological Sciences stated the study projected ...
Read More »ISRO receives Space Pioneer Award in Canada for Mars Orbiter Mission, Mangalyaan
As announced months ago, ISRO received the Space Pioneer Award from the US National Space Agency at a conference held in Canada during May 20 to 24, said ISRO in a statement. The award under the Science and Engineering category was given to Indian Space Research Organization at the 34th Annual International Space Development Conference. The Space Pioneer award came ...
Read More »Man Fined $120 for Using Apple Watch While Driving
Hang on there if you are using your Apple Watch while driving. A Canadian man was recently fined $120 (around Rs 7, 600) for being on his Apple Watch as he was driving. Jeffery Macesin was left surprised and shocked when he was pulled over by a traffic policeman in Montreal, Quebec and was ticketed $120. According to CTV News, ...
Read More »Beware! UC Browser Leaks Your Personal Data
If you are a user of popular UC Browser, you are prone for some data leaks. A Canadian technology research group found that that the popular mobile web browser – owned by the Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba Group Holding Ltd – had flaws. The Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs examined the UC Browser ...
Read More »Stem Cell therapy with drugs rekindles new hope to Diabetes 2 treatment
Stem cell therapy is giving a ray of new hope to scientists to treat type 2 diabetes that is a major challenge in next three decades all over the world, including the US and India. Canada-based University of British Columbia scientists have shown for the first time that Type 2 diabetes can be tackled with a combination of specially-cultured stems ...
Read More »Yes, Diabetes damages your brain, say Canadian researchers
Type 2 diabetes reduces quality of life and researchers have now found that it may also decrease certain cognitive abilities, known as executive functions. Type 2 diabetes is associated with bad performance on cognitive tests, measuring abilities involved in the control of emotions, behaviour and thought, the findings showed. “This facet of brain function is particularly important because we rely ...
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