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Brendon McCullum Under Scanner After England's 4-1 Ashes Disaster, ECB To Implement 'Necessary Changes'
The planning, tactics and preparation of head coach Brendon McCullum and cricket director Rob Key will be part of the review, along with "individual performances and behaviors" and the team's ability to adapt and react to conditions.
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Student Questions Salary Mismatch 'Politely', Company Pulls Job Offer
A student lost his job offer and was debarred from college placements after questioning a salary discrepancy between the job description and the final offer letter.
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'Privacy Is Important': Wild Elephant Rips Off Camera After Spotting It, Forest Officer Shares Video
IFS officer Parveen Kaswan shared the footage of an elephant charging at a camera setup and removing the device after being potentially startled by it.
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Japanese Researchers Studied How The Brain Adapts To Changing Situations And This Is What They Found
New findings offer insights into brain mechanisms of adaptive behavior, with implications for understanding addiction and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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From Rs 0 Flights To Rs 4.4 Lakh Hotel Stays: What Travel Looked Like In 2025
Cleartrip's recently released year-end report spotlights some eye-catching extremes related to travel in 2025. It also offers various insights into how Indians planned and booked trips this year.
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Confused On Screen Usage For Your Children? These Tips Might Help
Part of the challenge is that "screen time" isnt just one thing. It can be educational or passive, interactive or sedentary, and part of schoolwork or pure play.
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Google Says There Are 4 Kinds Of Indian Travellers. Which One Are You?
Why do some trips begin with a date and others with a feeling? Google breaks Indian travellers into four types, and one of them might sound very familiar.
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"Hit Us, Abused": Woman Alleges Assault At Luthras' Demolished Goa Club
The woman, identified as Vaibhav Chandel - a resident of Mumbai who visited the club on November 1 - alleged that the club's staff spoke rudely, behaved inappropriately, and hit them with rods.
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Russian Woman Cleans Trash On Himalayan Trek, Urges Tourists To Respect Sacred Peaks
Her act of environmental responsibility and gentle call for mindful tourism has sparked conversation online, with many praising her awareness and contrasting it with the behavior of some domestic visitors.
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Watch: Viral Video Shows Brothers' Annoying Foodie Habit, And It's Too Relatable
A viral video highlights the struggles sisters face with their brothers' habit of leaving empty food containers for others to clean up.
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Why Humans Enjoy Alcohol: Scientists Trace Habit To Ancient Primate Evolution
Scientists say humans' fondness for alcohol traces back to primate ancestors who sought fermented fruits, shaping both metabolism and social behaviors.
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Staff Caught Tossing Parcels On Railway Tracks, India Post Responds
Before ending the recording, the man sarcastically told the employees to keep throwing the parcels.
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Viral: IndiGo Passenger Flying With A Senior Citizen Shares Ordeal After Flight Delay, Airline Reacts
An IndiGo passenger took to LinkedIn to pen a long complaint about a recent flight experience during which she was accompanied by a senior citizen. Find out more below.
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US Launches Campaign To Restore Manners In Air Travel, Suggests "Dressing With Respect"
The campaign video delivers a clear message: "Manners don't stop at the (security) gate," urging US travellers to "bring civility and courtesy back to the skies."
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AI Model Learns to Predict Human Gait for Smarter, Pre-Trained Exoskeleton Control
Scientists at Georgia Tech have created an AI technique that pre-trains exoskeleton controllers using existing human motion datasets, removing the need for lengthy lab-based retraining. The system predicts joint behavior and assistance needs, enabling controllers that work as well as hand-tuned versions. This advance accelerates prototype developme...
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Brendon McCullum Under Scanner After England's 4-1 Ashes Disaster, ECB To Implement 'Necessary Changes'
The planning, tactics and preparation of head coach Brendon McCullum and cricket director Rob Key will be part of the review, along with "individual performances and behaviors" and the team's ability to adapt and react to conditions.
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Student Questions Salary Mismatch 'Politely', Company Pulls Job Offer
A student lost his job offer and was debarred from college placements after questioning a salary discrepancy between the job description and the final offer letter.
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'Privacy Is Important': Wild Elephant Rips Off Camera After Spotting It, Forest Officer Shares Video
IFS officer Parveen Kaswan shared the footage of an elephant charging at a camera setup and removing the device after being potentially startled by it.
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Japanese Researchers Studied How The Brain Adapts To Changing Situations And This Is What They Found
New findings offer insights into brain mechanisms of adaptive behavior, with implications for understanding addiction and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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From Rs 0 Flights To Rs 4.4 Lakh Hotel Stays: What Travel Looked Like In 2025
Cleartrip's recently released year-end report spotlights some eye-catching extremes related to travel in 2025. It also offers various insights into how Indians planned and booked trips this year.
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Confused On Screen Usage For Your Children? These Tips Might Help
Part of the challenge is that "screen time" isnt just one thing. It can be educational or passive, interactive or sedentary, and part of schoolwork or pure play.
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Google Says There Are 4 Kinds Of Indian Travellers. Which One Are You?
Why do some trips begin with a date and others with a feeling? Google breaks Indian travellers into four types, and one of them might sound very familiar.
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"Hit Us, Abused": Woman Alleges Assault At Luthras' Demolished Goa Club
The woman, identified as Vaibhav Chandel - a resident of Mumbai who visited the club on November 1 - alleged that the club's staff spoke rudely, behaved inappropriately, and hit them with rods.
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Russian Woman Cleans Trash On Himalayan Trek, Urges Tourists To Respect Sacred Peaks
Her act of environmental responsibility and gentle call for mindful tourism has sparked conversation online, with many praising her awareness and contrasting it with the behavior of some domestic visitors.
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Watch: Viral Video Shows Brothers' Annoying Foodie Habit, And It's Too Relatable
A viral video highlights the struggles sisters face with their brothers' habit of leaving empty food containers for others to clean up.
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Why Humans Enjoy Alcohol: Scientists Trace Habit To Ancient Primate Evolution
Scientists say humans' fondness for alcohol traces back to primate ancestors who sought fermented fruits, shaping both metabolism and social behaviors.
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Staff Caught Tossing Parcels On Railway Tracks, India Post Responds
Before ending the recording, the man sarcastically told the employees to keep throwing the parcels.
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Viral: IndiGo Passenger Flying With A Senior Citizen Shares Ordeal After Flight Delay, Airline Reacts
An IndiGo passenger took to LinkedIn to pen a long complaint about a recent flight experience during which she was accompanied by a senior citizen. Find out more below.
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US Launches Campaign To Restore Manners In Air Travel, Suggests "Dressing With Respect"
The campaign video delivers a clear message: "Manners don't stop at the (security) gate," urging US travellers to "bring civility and courtesy back to the skies."
-
AI Model Learns to Predict Human Gait for Smarter, Pre-Trained Exoskeleton Control
Scientists at Georgia Tech have created an AI technique that pre-trains exoskeleton controllers using existing human motion datasets, removing the need for lengthy lab-based retraining. The system predicts joint behavior and assistance needs, enabling controllers that work as well as hand-tuned versions. This advance accelerates prototype developme...
