Want to test creative faculties of political parties? Check these wackiest slogans

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Want to test creative faculties of political parties? Check these wackiest slogans Elections in India seem to stir up the creative faculties of the copywriters of political parties — never mind that slogans on their own have rarely won the elections, though they have made the campaigns fun. Tiger tense hai: Big cat worried about sperm count & headcount As if the news that Indian men over the age of 40 have lower libido wasn't bad enough, it now transpires that even India's national animal, the tiger, is facing performance issues due to the stress being caused to the big cat by humans. Shanghai Auto Show 2019: The most fascinating cars of the future revealed Automakers showcased electric SUVs and sedans with longer range and luxury features Tuesday at the Shanghai auto show, wooing Chinese buyers as Beijing slashes subsidies that helped to launch the industry. Kakapo: The owl parrot makes a come back with record number of chicks A record number of endangered flightless Kakapo birds have hatched during New Zealand's unusually long 2019 breeding season, dramatically boosting the numbers of the rare native parrot. How 5G drove moves by Apple, Qualcomm and Intel Apple and Qualcomm ceased all litigation, with Apple signing a six-year licensing deal with Qualcomm and also agreeing to buy Qualcomm chips. Hyundai unveils new compact SUV Venue Hyundai Motor India on Wednesday, amidst the Arabian sea, unveiled it's new compact SUV, the Venue. Touted to be 'India's first connected SUV', the Venue will be launched in India on May 21, 2019 at in an expected price bracket of Rs 7-12 lakh (ex-showroom). Back on Earth, China's Mars simulation base greets first visitors Mars Base 1 Camp, covering an area about one-fifth of an American football field, is the brainchild of a media company and officials in Gansu, a poor province in northwest China. Done with Yoga: UK hotel launches "lemoga" as stress-buster A UK hotel has launched "lemoga" classes to guests by roping in lemurs to teach them the poses of yoga, the ancient Indian practice, British media reported. 1995-2019: Julian Assange, and the way he looked WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange went from being an information anarchist to an overstaying house guest at the Ecuadorian embassy. His changing looks also tell a story. How to e-file your ITR-1 As the financial year ends, you need to collect proofs of income, investments, bank statements and expenses to file your income tax return.

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