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Aussie scientist finds new spider species with blue face, eight eyes!

A resident in New South Wales was taken aback when she accidentally discovered a new spider species, after spotting one spider with a blue face and eight eyes&nbsp;in her backyard.
Amanda De George, a zookeeper and scientist spotted the eight-legged critter at her home in Australia almost 18 months ago but sent it for identification&nbsp;when it re-appeared again this year.
The 4 millimetre long jumping spider was captured along with another one and sent to a spider expert in Melbourne.
Experts later identified it as belonging to a genus group Jotus and will later be given a Latin scientific name. Ms De George described the find as exciting and said it felt nice to contribute to science.

Woman discovers new spider species with blue face and eight eyes!

A New South Wales resident was taken aback when she accidentally discovered a new spider species, with a blue face and eight eyes.
Amanda De George, who is a zookeeper and scientist spotted the eight-legged critter at her home backyard in Australia almost 18 months ago but sent it for identification&nbsp;when it re-appeared again this year.
The 4 millimetre long jumping spider was captured along with another one and sent to a spider expert in Melbourne.
Experts later identified it as belonging to a genus group Jotus and will later be given a Latin scientific name. De George described the find as exciting and said it felt nice to contribute to science.

A New South Wales resident was taken aback when she accidentally discovered a new spider species, with a blue face and eight eyes.
Amanda De George, a zookeeper and scientist spotted the eight-legged critter at her home backyard in Australia almost 18 months ago but sent it for identification&nbsp;when it re-appeared again this year.
The 4 millimetre long jumping spider was captured along with another one and sent to a spider expert in Melbourne.
Experts later identified it as belonging to a genus group Jotus and will later be given a Latin scientific name. De George described the find as exciting and said it felt nice to contribute to science.

Make Sanskrit the national language: Maha governor

Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari on Tuesday said Sanskrit was "lively, perpetual and classical" and collective efforts must be made to make it the national language

Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari on Tuesday said Sanskrit was "lively, perpetual and classical" and collective efforts must be made to make it the national language. Koshyari was speaking through video-conferencing at the 9th convocation of Kavikulaguru Kalidas Sanskrit University. Yoga guru Ramdev, who was a special guest at the function, said Sanskrit was not just a language but a culture and called for imparting lessons in Engineering, Medicine, Law, Management and other streams in Sanskrit.

Mumbai,PTI: Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari on Tuesday said Sanskrit was "lively, perpetual and classical" and collective efforts must be made to make it the national language.
Koshyari was speaking through video-conferencing at the 9th convocation of Kavikulaguru Kalidas Sanskrit University.
"Unlike Roman or Latin languages, Sanskrit is lively, perpetual and classical language which has the potential to revive, rejuvenate and resurrect itself time and again," he said.
Yoga guru Ramdev, who was a special guest at the function, said Sanskrit was not just a language but a culture and called for imparting lessons in Engineering, Medicine, Law, Management and other streams in Sanskrit.
Ramdev said the new education police had laid renewed thrust on Sanskrit and appealed to the university to meet the requirement of good Sanskrit teachers in the country.
Dr Pankaj Chande, founder vice chancellor of Kavikulaguru Kalidas Sanskrit University and Om Prakash Tiwari, secretary of Kaivalyadham Yoga Institute were awarded honorary D.Litt at the function.

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