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Bangalore: Scientists working with tuberculosis (TB) currently available, representatives of this class on the market to cure malaria. If the drug works on humans, it is essential that the malaria parasite has developed resistance to drugs such as chloroquine, which is currently managed. The discovery that bacteria tuberculosis and malaria are similar, treatment, "said Professor G. PADMANABHAN, professor emeritus and former director of the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore. Speaking time in plenary on the theme "Emerging Technologies in life sciences and genomics" in the 90th Indian Science Congress, said PADMANABHAN 48 of 50 infected with malaria have analyzed blood samples

A National University of Singapore (NUS) undergraduate edged out a fellow schoolmate and a Wharton undergraduate to snag top honours at the MAS-ESS essay writing competition. Melvin Koh beat Leong Chee Kian (NUS) and See Kok Heng (Wharton) for the $5,000 cash prize. The 24-year-old Economics major has won the prize for the second year running. More : .channelnewsasia.com

The Best Undergraduate B-Schools Undergrad business programs are getting MBA-like respect, and competition to get into them is hotter than ever. Heres how the top schools stack up in our first-ever exclusive rankings Its Thursday morning in Huntsman Hall, and students in T-shirts and jeans are filing into Nicholas Souleles Finance 101 class. Its the kind of class that, at another school, might take place in a cavernous 500-seat auditorium, with students doodling in their notebooks or texting each other from the back row. But this is the University of Pennsylvanias Wharton School. Here, the class is made up of

New Delhi: Gyan Bharti South Delhi Cricket Academy defeated Lal Bahadur Shastri Club by four wickets and entered the quarter-final of the third All-India Shakuntala Devi Memorial Under-19 Cricket Tournament at the East Point Sumit Dogra Academy ground. Aprajit Singh, who produced a fine all round show, was named the man of the match. Scores: Shastri Club: 164 all out in 37.3 overs (Shrey Chaudhary 37, Rohit Sharma 31, Aprajit Singh 4 for 17, Manav Sharma 2 for 29, Kapil Bali 2 for 27). Gyan Bharti Academy: 165 for 6 in 37.5 overs (Manav Sharma 47, Ankur Julka 26, Puneet Grewal

Young Antiguan gains MBA Another Antiguan has made her family and country proud. Michelle S. Bailey Baptiste graduated earlier this month with a master of business administration degree from Florida Metropolitan University. During her studies she concentrated in general management which complemented her undergrad studies in international business. She is the daughter of the Deputy Comptroller of Customs, Winston Bailey, and the late Lilian (Lucy) Bailey of Potters. More: antiguasun.com

Harvard Business School unveiled an initiative that will conditionally guarantee college undergraduates a place in its MBA program. The initiative, which the school described as a first-of-its-kind deferred MBA admissions program, is called HBS 2+2, and its designed to reach out to qualified college students, especially those who may not typically consider business as a career path. HBS 2+2 will give undergraduates a guaranteed place in a future Harvard Business School MBA class, contingent upon their graduation from college and the successful completion of two years of approved work experience, the school said. Undergraduates will be eligible to apply by

The statue of Sarvodaya guide Jai Prakash Narayan, are installed on the ground adjacent to the Ferozshah Kotla Stadium, following an agreement between the extrajudicial Delhi District Cricket Association and the Centre. The Delhi High Court today gave its approval to the settlement between the two parties. SK Kaul Justice has approved the extra conciliation between the government and the DDCA higher after the lawyer Arun Jaitley, appeared for the DDCA, argued that the problem was resolved by mutual agreement by both parties. According to mutual understanding between the two parties, a garage would be developed on the ground beside Bahadur Shah

An MBA Doesnt Guarantee More Pay I have been out of college for about six years. My undergrad degree was in international business/marketing. I always thought I would go back and get my masters but have yet to do so. I am not sure if it is worth it. Will I really make more money with an MBA I am not sure what I would specialize in or what I really want to do when I grow up. Should I get an MBA or some other masters degree just to have it, or would it be best to get one in

A Talk With Booz Allens MBA Recruiter Peter Sullivan discusses his firms collaborative culture, tuition reimbursement policies, and lack of industrial tourists With the economy booming, its a good time for consulting firms—and a good time for MBA grads. Hiring is up at Booz Allen Hamilton, which ranked 15th on this years Universum survey of where MBAs say theyd most like to work. Peter Sullivan, who as director of people services oversees MBA and undergrad recruiting at Booz Allen, recently spoke with BusinessWeek.com reporter Kerry Miller about job opportunities for undergrads (see BusinessWeek.com, 7/31/06, A Jumping-Off Point,

New West Indies A team Captain Sylvester "Bounce," said Joseph, it has greatly benefited from the recent West Indies Cricket Board Leadership Training Seminar, held last month on the CLR James Cricket Centre for Research on the 3Ws Oval, UWI, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados. Joseph was attended by 17 and 18 January seminar in collaboration with the current West Indies senior team skipper Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Ramnesh Sarwan, Daren Ganga, Wavell Hinds, Denesh Ramdin and Chris Gayle. Joseph, good reputation as a wise leader currently in the West Indies, said it was a rewarding experience, even if he sensed he would have

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