In this study, we generated a meta-transcriptome assembly of 43,090 non-redundant transcripts by merging the RNASeq data obtained from Roche 454 GS-FLX, and Illumina platforms, and report the first transcriptome-based database for simple sequence repeats and transcription factors (“TinoTranscriptDB” ( Tinospora cordifolia Transcriptome Database)). Despite its economic importance, the limited information related to its genomic resources prohibits its judicious exploitation through molecular breeding or biotechnological approaches. It is an important medicinal plant known for its antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, and antidiabetic properties and is used in the treatment of jaundice, gout, and rheumatism. He was 58Įxplained: How the National Logistics Policy launched by PM Narendra Modi will transform IndiaĬurrently, high logistics costs in India bring down the competitiveness of domestic goods in the global market.Tinospora cordifolia, commonly known as “Giloe” in India, is a shrub belonging to the family Menispermaceae. PM Modi mourns death of Raju Srivastava, says actor-comedian 'brightened our lives with laughter, humour and positivity'Īfter over 40 days of hospitalisation, renowned actor-comedian Raju Srivastava died on Wednesday in Delhi.
Some of the frontrunners who are likely to throw their hat into the ring are former diplomat and Congress leader Shashi Tharoor and Rajasthan chief minister and veteran party leader Ashok Gehlot ‘Anyone can contest to be next Congress chief’: Madhusudan Mistry responds to Gehlot’s query on 2 posts Srivastava rose to fame with The Great Indian Laughter Challenge in 2005, and right from his first act about news readers to erratic and eccentric guests at weddings, viewers were hooked to his wit and mannerisms. PM CARES Fund gets new trustees: Ratan Tata, ex-SC judge KT Thomas, former LS dy speaker Kariya Mundaįormer CAG of India Rajiv Mehrishi, ex-chairperson of Infosys Foundation Sudha Murthy and co-founder of Teach for India and former CEO of Indicorps and Piramal Foundation Anand Shah have been nominated into the advisory board to PM CARES fundĪctor-comedian Raju Srivastava passes away at 58, confirms family While Kaur may be in prison now, her exploits have cemented her name on the list of unusual bank robbers. However, her run ended on 31 July 2014 when the manager of US Bank alerted the authorities and thus began the police pursuit that lasted 65 miles, crossed three states, two time zones, and reached speeds of 130mph resulting in her capture, reports the BBC.
But since that wasn't enough, she had little choice but to rob more banks. She had to flee Las Vegas and managed to evade the loan sharks till they caught up with her May 2014.ĭesperate, she resorted to their suggestion of bank robbery and without a weapon or back-up plan, managed to escape with $21,200 in her first attempt. I only took bathroom breaks… I was sitting at the table for 16 hours.
What happened next is best summed by Kaur's quote in the BBC article "I ate at that table. She then borrowed money at a steep interest, attempting to recover what she had lost. But by March 2012 she had lost her life savings and was in debt. I can't focus and be going to work for this little amount of money," Kaur told the BBC. Soon she quit nursing to concentrate on gambling. But things turned awry when Kaur discovered Las Vegas at 21 and became a gambling addict, mentions the BBC report. Kaur moved to California from Punjab at the age of seven and by 19 was a licensed nurse, earning up to $6,000 a month. Kaur spoke to BBC’s Jeff Maysh from prison and revealed an even more extraordinary story. Sandeep Kaur was convicted of robbing four banks in USA and was sentenced to 66 months in April 2015, reports the BBC.Ĭalled the Bombshell Bandit, due to her glamorous disguises and bomb threats, she captured the attention of many who wondered what could be the reason behind a nurse becoming a bank robber.
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