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Arunachal's Nocte Queen Dies At 114, Villages Unite for Traditional Rites
114-year-old Phaliam Wangcha, revered as the 'supreme queen' of the eight villages of the Nocte community of Arunachal Pradesh's Tirap district bordering Myanmar, breathed her last at Dadam village in Arunachal Pradesh on July 28.
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Redmi Note 15 Pro+ Could Be First Redmi Phone to Offer Satellite Communication
The Redmi Note 15 Pro+ was reportedly spotted on China’s MIIT website, hinting at support for Beidou's short message satellite communication. This will potentially make it the first Redmi phone with this feature. Leaked details suggest that the phone will offer high-end specifications such as a 1.5K quad-curved display, a Snapdragon 7s series chi...
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Ather Energy Rebrands Pro Pack To AtherStack Pro For Streamlined Tech Identity
Ather rebrands Pro Pack to AtherStack Pro; features unchanged, major updates expected at Community Day.
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Google I/O Connect India 2025: Eight Indian Startups Showcased Applications Built With Google's AI Models
Google's I/O Connect India 2025 event was held in Bengaluru on Wednesday. Besides announcing new AI-based tools and programmes for the Indian developer community, the tech giant has showcased applications built with Google’s AI models. Startups ranging from education and governance to commerce and media are using Google's Gemini and Gemma 3 mode...
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People Are Exploiting This iPhone App To Cheat On Their Partners. Here's How
The trend gained attention through social media, particularly TikTok, where many users and private investigators highlighted how cheaters use the app.
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Perplexity’s Comet and The Browser Company’s Dia Browser Unveil New Feature to Automate Repetitive Tasks
Perplexity and The Browser Company have begun adding new features to make it easier for users to automate repetitive tasks. Perplexity’s Comet browser will get a new shortcut feature next week that will allow users to save previously used prompts and actions and use them again with a single click.
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Thumbs-Up Emoji Is Now Seen As Rude: Gen Z's Shift In Digital Communication
World Emoji Day honours the impact of emojis on digital communication.
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Plant Theft Is Often Overlooked As Parks Become Easy Target For Crime
More than 180 plants were stolen from a well-loved public park in Nottingham called Arboretum in May 2025.
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"Smartphone In Space": All About Dror-1, Israel's 'Next Gen' Satellite
Israel has launched its first fully government-funded and domestically built communications satellite, Dror-1 from Cape Canaveral, Florida. Dror-1 is the most advanced satellite ever developed by Israel.
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What Is Rejection Dysphoria In ADHD? Causes, Signs And Tips To Manage It
Imagine your friend hasn't replied to a message in a few hours. Most people might think, "they are probably just busy".
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Indian Startup Founder Revokes Rs 22 Lakh Job Offer After Candidate's "Derogatory" Religious Remarks
The incident has triggered mixed reactions on social media, with some supporting the founder's decision and others criticising it as an overreaction.
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Elon Musk's X To Deploy AI To Write Community Notes, Speed Up Fact-Checking
Elon Musk's X will start to publish Community Notes written by artificial intelligence agents, a move to increase the speed of the social network's fact-checking product and expand it to reach more people.
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Threads Rolls Out DMs With Message Controls, Inbox Filters for Users Aged 18 and Above
Threads has finally introduced direct messages (DMs) on its platform, allowing users to communicate one-on-one without leaving the app. As per Instagram head Adam Mosseri, the feature has been a “top request” from users since the launch of Threads in 2023. It arrives with several options, including messaging controls, inbox filtering, and group...
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"Don't Trust AI For Health Advice": Study Warns Of Serious Consequences
Experts have recommended that AI systems intended for healthcare use should undergo thorough testing in real-world settings.
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Traffic Jam In Space: How Phones, WiFi Are Blocking Signals From Black Holes
The scientists who precisely measure the position of Earth are in a bit of trouble. Their measurements are essential for the satellites we use for navigation, communication and Earth observation every day.
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Arunachal's Nocte Queen Dies At 114, Villages Unite for Traditional Rites
114-year-old Phaliam Wangcha, revered as the 'supreme queen' of the eight villages of the Nocte community of Arunachal Pradesh's Tirap district bordering Myanmar, breathed her last at Dadam village in Arunachal Pradesh on July 28.
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Redmi Note 15 Pro+ Could Be First Redmi Phone to Offer Satellite Communication
The Redmi Note 15 Pro+ was reportedly spotted on China’s MIIT website, hinting at support for Beidou's short message satellite communication. This will potentially make it the first Redmi phone with this feature. Leaked details suggest that the phone will offer high-end specifications such as a 1.5K quad-curved display, a Snapdragon 7s series chi...
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Ather Energy Rebrands Pro Pack To AtherStack Pro For Streamlined Tech Identity
Ather rebrands Pro Pack to AtherStack Pro; features unchanged, major updates expected at Community Day.
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Google I/O Connect India 2025: Eight Indian Startups Showcased Applications Built With Google's AI Models
Google's I/O Connect India 2025 event was held in Bengaluru on Wednesday. Besides announcing new AI-based tools and programmes for the Indian developer community, the tech giant has showcased applications built with Google’s AI models. Startups ranging from education and governance to commerce and media are using Google's Gemini and Gemma 3 mode...
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People Are Exploiting This iPhone App To Cheat On Their Partners. Here's How
The trend gained attention through social media, particularly TikTok, where many users and private investigators highlighted how cheaters use the app.
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Perplexity’s Comet and The Browser Company’s Dia Browser Unveil New Feature to Automate Repetitive Tasks
Perplexity and The Browser Company have begun adding new features to make it easier for users to automate repetitive tasks. Perplexity’s Comet browser will get a new shortcut feature next week that will allow users to save previously used prompts and actions and use them again with a single click.
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Thumbs-Up Emoji Is Now Seen As Rude: Gen Z's Shift In Digital Communication
World Emoji Day honours the impact of emojis on digital communication.
-
Plant Theft Is Often Overlooked As Parks Become Easy Target For Crime
More than 180 plants were stolen from a well-loved public park in Nottingham called Arboretum in May 2025.
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"Smartphone In Space": All About Dror-1, Israel's 'Next Gen' Satellite
Israel has launched its first fully government-funded and domestically built communications satellite, Dror-1 from Cape Canaveral, Florida. Dror-1 is the most advanced satellite ever developed by Israel.
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What Is Rejection Dysphoria In ADHD? Causes, Signs And Tips To Manage It
Imagine your friend hasn't replied to a message in a few hours. Most people might think, "they are probably just busy".
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Indian Startup Founder Revokes Rs 22 Lakh Job Offer After Candidate's "Derogatory" Religious Remarks
The incident has triggered mixed reactions on social media, with some supporting the founder's decision and others criticising it as an overreaction.
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Elon Musk's X To Deploy AI To Write Community Notes, Speed Up Fact-Checking
Elon Musk's X will start to publish Community Notes written by artificial intelligence agents, a move to increase the speed of the social network's fact-checking product and expand it to reach more people.
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Threads Rolls Out DMs With Message Controls, Inbox Filters for Users Aged 18 and Above
Threads has finally introduced direct messages (DMs) on its platform, allowing users to communicate one-on-one without leaving the app. As per Instagram head Adam Mosseri, the feature has been a “top request” from users since the launch of Threads in 2023. It arrives with several options, including messaging controls, inbox filtering, and group...
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"Don't Trust AI For Health Advice": Study Warns Of Serious Consequences
Experts have recommended that AI systems intended for healthcare use should undergo thorough testing in real-world settings.
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Traffic Jam In Space: How Phones, WiFi Are Blocking Signals From Black Holes
The scientists who precisely measure the position of Earth are in a bit of trouble. Their measurements are essential for the satellites we use for navigation, communication and Earth observation every day.
