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Why Do Some Countries Drive On The Left While Others Drive On The Right? 5 Fascinating Reasons
Ever wondered why some countries drive on the left while others stick to the right? The answer is not random. It goes back to ancient traditions, colonial empires, car design, and even costly national switches that still affect travellers today.
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"Hope I Didn't Catch Covid": Trump As Health Secretarty Sneezes In Oval Office
During a White House briefing on plans to lower prescription drug costs by announcing a deal with Pfizer, Kennedy Jr sneezed into his elbow.
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Ozempic Coming Soon To India: 14 Facts About The Diabetes, Weight Loss Drug
Semaglutide (Ozempic), a once-weekly injectable already approved globally, has now been cleared for use in India for type 2 diabetes.
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After Poll Roll Revision, 'Gen Z' Voters Hold Key In Bihar's Nawada District
A total of 95,959 voters in Bihar's Nawada have been removed in the final list published by the Election Commission (EC) following the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise.
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Ukrainian Woman Reveals 4 Lessons European Gyms Could Learn From India
Viktoriia Chakraborty, who has been in India for over eight years, said she had been working out in Indian gyms since 2017.
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Ozempic Cleared For Use In India: Pros, Cons And Expected Price
Ozempic is the trade name for semaglutide, a once-weekly injectable medicine that belongs to the class called GLP-1 receptor agonists. A higher-dose semaglutide better known as Wegovy is licensed for chronic weight management.
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Accenture Lays Off 11,000 Employees, CEO Reveals Why It's Necessary
The "number 1 strategy", according to CEO Julie Sweet, is "upskilling".
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Creator Of AI Actor Wants Her To Be Next Scarlett Johansson, Natalie Portman
The creator of an AI actress who exploded across the internet over the weekend has insisted she is an artwork, after a fierce backlash from the creative community.
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India Announces 2 Cross-Border Rail Links With Bhutan
India on Monday unveiled its plan to build two cross-border train links with Bhutan at a cost of over Rs 4,000 crore, in first such railway connectivity projects with the Himalayan nation to boost trade and economic engagement.
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Battlefield Maker Electronic Arts to Go Private in Record $55 Billion Leveraged Buyout
EA's deal would be the largest leveraged buyout on record, eclipsing TXU Energy's 2007 takeover and other landmark transactions of that decade, including Toys "R" Us and Hertz, and comes amid a rebound in global dealmaking as easing borrowing costs revive appetite for mega-transactions.
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Watch: Abhishek Sharma, Shubman Gill Take Selfie In Newly-Won SUV, Its Cost Is...
India stars Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill set new friendship goals with a brilliant celebration of the team's Asia Cup 2025 win.
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YouTube Premium Lite Subscription Launched in India With Limited Ad-Free Video Playback, Lower Cost: Price, Benefits
YouTube Premium is the video streaming platform’s flagship subscription in India, which is priced at Rs. 1,490 per year. Now, the company is offering a more affordable plan for users in the country, dubbed YouTube Premium Lite. According to the company, “most” videos will be ad-free for subscribers from categories including gaming, fashion, b...
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Generative AI Might End Up Being Worthless And That Could Be Good Thing
Free genAI services, and cheap subscription services like ChatGPT and Gemini, cost a lot of money to run. Right now, however, there are growing questions about just how AI firms are going to make any money.
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"Irritating Set-Top Boxes" - Ashneer Grover's Post About Hotel Room TVs Sparks Debate Online
Ashneer Grover recently complained about outdated TVs found in hotel rooms in India. His viral post prompted many to wonder whether people even watch TVs in hotels anymore.
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How Indian Travellers Can Apply for A Japan Visa In 2025
Applying for a Japan visa from India may seem overwhelming at first, but the process is smooth if you prepare properly.
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Why Do Some Countries Drive On The Left While Others Drive On The Right? 5 Fascinating Reasons
Ever wondered why some countries drive on the left while others stick to the right? The answer is not random. It goes back to ancient traditions, colonial empires, car design, and even costly national switches that still affect travellers today.
-
"Hope I Didn't Catch Covid": Trump As Health Secretarty Sneezes In Oval Office
During a White House briefing on plans to lower prescription drug costs by announcing a deal with Pfizer, Kennedy Jr sneezed into his elbow.
-
Ozempic Coming Soon To India: 14 Facts About The Diabetes, Weight Loss Drug
Semaglutide (Ozempic), a once-weekly injectable already approved globally, has now been cleared for use in India for type 2 diabetes.
-
After Poll Roll Revision, 'Gen Z' Voters Hold Key In Bihar's Nawada District
A total of 95,959 voters in Bihar's Nawada have been removed in the final list published by the Election Commission (EC) following the special intensive revision (SIR) exercise.
-
Ukrainian Woman Reveals 4 Lessons European Gyms Could Learn From India
Viktoriia Chakraborty, who has been in India for over eight years, said she had been working out in Indian gyms since 2017.
-
Ozempic Cleared For Use In India: Pros, Cons And Expected Price
Ozempic is the trade name for semaglutide, a once-weekly injectable medicine that belongs to the class called GLP-1 receptor agonists. A higher-dose semaglutide better known as Wegovy is licensed for chronic weight management.
-
Accenture Lays Off 11,000 Employees, CEO Reveals Why It's Necessary
The "number 1 strategy", according to CEO Julie Sweet, is "upskilling".
-
Creator Of AI Actor Wants Her To Be Next Scarlett Johansson, Natalie Portman
The creator of an AI actress who exploded across the internet over the weekend has insisted she is an artwork, after a fierce backlash from the creative community.
-
India Announces 2 Cross-Border Rail Links With Bhutan
India on Monday unveiled its plan to build two cross-border train links with Bhutan at a cost of over Rs 4,000 crore, in first such railway connectivity projects with the Himalayan nation to boost trade and economic engagement.
-
Battlefield Maker Electronic Arts to Go Private in Record $55 Billion Leveraged Buyout
EA's deal would be the largest leveraged buyout on record, eclipsing TXU Energy's 2007 takeover and other landmark transactions of that decade, including Toys "R" Us and Hertz, and comes amid a rebound in global dealmaking as easing borrowing costs revive appetite for mega-transactions.
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Watch: Abhishek Sharma, Shubman Gill Take Selfie In Newly-Won SUV, Its Cost Is...
India stars Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill set new friendship goals with a brilliant celebration of the team's Asia Cup 2025 win.
-
YouTube Premium Lite Subscription Launched in India With Limited Ad-Free Video Playback, Lower Cost: Price, Benefits
YouTube Premium is the video streaming platform’s flagship subscription in India, which is priced at Rs. 1,490 per year. Now, the company is offering a more affordable plan for users in the country, dubbed YouTube Premium Lite. According to the company, “most” videos will be ad-free for subscribers from categories including gaming, fashion, b...
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Generative AI Might End Up Being Worthless And That Could Be Good Thing
Free genAI services, and cheap subscription services like ChatGPT and Gemini, cost a lot of money to run. Right now, however, there are growing questions about just how AI firms are going to make any money.
-
"Irritating Set-Top Boxes" - Ashneer Grover's Post About Hotel Room TVs Sparks Debate Online
Ashneer Grover recently complained about outdated TVs found in hotel rooms in India. His viral post prompted many to wonder whether people even watch TVs in hotels anymore.
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How Indian Travellers Can Apply for A Japan Visa In 2025
Applying for a Japan visa from India may seem overwhelming at first, but the process is smooth if you prepare properly.
