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BBC Sport menu Formula 1 2019: New car gallery, plus launch & testing schedule  18 February 2019   Formula 1 Share this with Email Share this with Facebook Share this with Twitter Share this with Whatsapp Formula 1 teams have started their build-up to the new season, which begins in Australia on 17 March. This is the month fans get their first glimpse of the teams' new cars and liveries for 2019, many of which have now been revealed. Pre-season testing at Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona begins on 18 February before returning on 26 February. There will be live BBC Sport text commentary on all eight days of the two tests. F1 2019 race calendar Driver transfers for 2019 The class of 2019 Ferrari Image copyrightGETTY IMAGES Ferrari  have named their new car the SF90 to celebrate the Scuderia's 90th anniversary this year. McLaren Image copyrightMCLAREN The  McLaren MCL34  will be driven by their new driver line-up of British teenager Lando Norris

concern over the lack of facilities for testing and doing research on viruses will no longer be a problem as the phase-I of the institute of advanced virology (IAV) will be inaugurated by the chief minister on Saturday. The institute – which has come up at Bio 360 Life Science Park at Thonnakkal in the capital – is affiliated to GVN The Thonnakkal institute will be connected to all these centres and the vast network of virologists aid faster detection and prevention of virus-borne diseases such as Nipah, said GVN senior adviser Dr M V Pillai. At present,  Kerala  is depending on institutes outside the state to detect certain dangerous viruses due to the lack of advanced facilities. Initially, the institute will be linked to a European centre (one in Karolinska Institute) and an Asian Centre (one in Japan) as an affiliate until IAV becomes a full-fledged centre. “These two institutes will train and guide the faculty and physicians. Under their training, we expect the institute to g

18 Signs That Can Help You Understand Your Baby Better  2  0 17 0 172.9k When a baby is really young, their parents tend to have a bunch of fears about their little one’s well-being and health. They try to guess exactly what their baby wants and what it is that might be causing them discomfort. But how do you understand babies without using words? Experts outline 3 main methods that can help babies communicate with adults. While every parent learns to understand and interpret their own baby’s individual signs, we at  Bright Side  became interested in some common rules used to distinguish their needs. The way they cry © Ben_Kerckx / Pixabay     © nd3000 / Depositphotos    Crying is the main way a baby expresses their needs during their first 4 months of life. But how can parents understand whether the baby is crying because of hunger, pain, or  something else ? A calling cry.  The baby has been alone for a long time and now they want their parents to pick th

Recently we had a family trip to Chennai. The trip started with a shock early morning call from the indigo call centre that our flight to Chennai is cancelled due to the operational issue in the early morning at 4.45 am. At 5.00 I rebooked for a new indigo flight one hour later. We reached as per the initial plan to Cochin international airport. After completing the security check spend almost 2hrs in cochin domestic terminal before we boarded an aircraft. After boarding the flight we waited for almost an hour for the flight to take off. Finally, the fight started to roll and after 60 minutes we landed in Chennai. Thankfully we got our luggage immediately and we came out of the airport very soon. Booked an Uber taxi to raddison blue city centre hotel. After 35 minutes ride, we reached the hotel. Check in to the hotel was smooth and the staff took care. We were given a good room with a scenic view of Chennai city.we relaxed for the next 2 hrs before heading out for a dinner in zaitoo

The poster is of three men rowing a boat on a moonlit night, towards somewhere. The image I bring back home from  Kumbalangi Nights  is of that ‘somewhere’ they row towards. A house on the shore that one of the men describes as a place in which those, whom no one wants, end up. A house and a neighbourhood in Kochi that at the end of the movie you feel so close to, for that’s how easily Syam Pushkaran’s story snatches your heart away, helped by some really powerful performances by the likes of Soubin Shahir, Fahadh Faasil and Shane Nigam. One of the later occupants of the house calls this house beautiful. And the youngest of the four men of that house – Franky by name – asks in surprise, “Really?”. He had once told his eldest brother – Saji played by Soubin Shahir – that it is the worst house in the panchayat, made so bad by his two brothers who are always at each other’s throats. Saji and Bobby (Shane Nigam) can’t even make peace on their late father’s remembrance day. Bonny (Sreenat

Open main menu Search Edit Watch this page Read in another language Polavaram Project Page issues For other uses, see  Polavaram (disambiguation) . Polavaram Project,  is an underconstruction multi-purpose  irrigation  project on the  Godavari River  in the  West Godavari District and  East Godavari District  in  Andhra Pradesh . The project has been accorded national project status by the  Union Government of India [3] [4]  and will be the last to be accorded the status. [5]  Its reservoir spreads into parts of  Chhattisgarh  and  Odisha  States also. [6] [7] Polavaram Dam Polavaram Right canal near  Eluru Location Polavaram ,  West Godavari District ,  Andhra Pradesh , India Coordinates 17°15′40″N 81°39′23″E Purpose Irrigation, power and transport Status under construction Construction began 2004 Opening date 2019. [1] Operator(s) Andhra Pradesh Irrigation Department Dam and spillways Type of dam Concrete spill way (754 m), Non over flow masonry dam (560 m) & Earth dam (1600 m) I