New Delhi Bug

A new controversy is swirling in Delhi over a report that bugging devices were found in Union Minister Nitin Gadkari's home recently.

A new controversy is swirling in Delhi over a report that bugging devices were found in Union Minister Nitin Gadkari's home recently.

The US National Security Agency targeted the Indian embassy in Washington and the Indian UN office in New York with sophisticated surveillance equipment that might have resulted in hard disks being copied, a report said Wednesday.

There's a new bug in town, a superbug that can spread rapidly. It is extremely immune to antibiotics claim researchers in Britain. (Read: Government's clarification)So what exactly is this Bug. It's called NDM1, that stands for New Delhi Metallo-1. Considered to be extremely infectious in nature, the bug is completely resistant from all antibiotics...

Researchers in Britain have identified a new superbug gene named New Delhi Metallo 1 (NDM1) prevalent in India that could spread widely in the UK, raising fears that it could lead to a surge in antibiotic resistance. The gene alters bacteria making them resistant to nearly all known antibiotics. "A new type of resistance has emerged in India, this ...

A new controversy is swirling in Delhi over a report that bugging devices were found in Union Minister Nitin Gadkari's home recently.

A new controversy is swirling in Delhi over a report that bugging devices were found in Union Minister Nitin Gadkari's home recently.

The US National Security Agency targeted the Indian embassy in Washington and the Indian UN office in New York with sophisticated surveillance equipment that might have resulted in hard disks being copied, a report said Wednesday.

There's a new bug in town, a superbug that can spread rapidly. It is extremely immune to antibiotics claim researchers in Britain. (Read: Government's clarification)So what exactly is this Bug. It's called NDM1, that stands for New Delhi Metallo-1. Considered to be extremely infectious in nature, the bug is completely resistant from all antibiotics...

Researchers in Britain have identified a new superbug gene named New Delhi Metallo 1 (NDM1) prevalent in India that could spread widely in the UK, raising fears that it could lead to a surge in antibiotic resistance. The gene alters bacteria making them resistant to nearly all known antibiotics. "A new type of resistance has emerged in India, this ...