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Image Courtesy www.cbc.ca T he Sri Lanka Easter massacre was carried out in retaliation for the Christchurch mosque shootings, the country’s defense minister says. Image Courtesy http://www.defence.lk Sri Lanka’s state minister of defense, Mr. Ruwan Wijewardene told parliament the early findings of the ongoing probe found that the suicide bombings were committed in revenge for the Christchurch shootings at two mosques, allegedly carried out by accused Australian gunman Brenton Tarrant. The death toll from the Sri Lanka terror attacks on churches and luxury hotels has risen to 321, with 500 injured. Islamic State is believed to be behind a video claiming responsibility for the deadly massacre. Sri Lanka’s security forces were warned at least 10 days before the bombings that the militant group was planning attacks against churches, but apparently took no action against it, indicating a catastrophic intelligence failure. The Sri Lankan police have arreste

C an you imagine your life without sugar? Among us how many people are there who can imagine their life without sugar? Even in our daily food lists sugar is one of the most useful ingredients. Our day begins with bed-tea/coffee where sugar is one of the main things. It tastes sweet to our senses, but at the same time, it is too harmful to our health. Do you know these crystal cubes are not good for our immune system in the long term? It might make us feel good due to the “beta-endorphin” rush in the brain but the shocking fact is that research reveals that it is the source of cancer; even it declines the elasticity in tissue. Many people are diagnosed with diabetes as sugar is the greatest sources of calories. Other health problems due to excessive sugar consumption are:- it changes muscles protein in the heart which causes heart failure, it also causes aging of cells, affects our immune system, declines the functionality of blood protein, etc. John Yudkin , a Briti

N ow days almost every family take dogs as their pets. We all know that dogs are very loving and obedient animals. But do you know that dog has some compulsive behaviour like human beings? Canine compulsive behaviour (CCB) is very similar to Obsessive-compulsive behaviour  (OCB)   in humans.                          A dog who displays compulsive behaviour over and over, to the extent that it interferes with his normal life. Even human contribute to and exacerbate canine compulsive disorder by confining their dogs’ long hours in crates or small kennel runs, failing to provide outlets for their dog’s energy or treating their dogs harshly. Some Compulsive Behaviour: - •   Spinning: - Some dog spin in place and aren’t easily distracted when doing so.  •   Tail chasing: - A dog runs in a tight circle as if chasing his tail. Tail chasing may include physical damage to the tail or just the motion of chasing it. •   Barking: - Some dogs bark almost non-stop whe