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Nanoplastics From Plastic Bottles Can Definitely Harm Your Body, Proves Indian Study
Nanoplastics derived from single-use PET bottles can directly disrupt key biological systems that are vital for human health, according to a study led by the Institute of Nano Science and Technology, Mohali (INST).
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Women's World Cup Effect: Harmanpreet Kaur's Endorsement Portfolio Expected To Triple
A barrier-breaking World Cup triumph has led to brands showing unprecedented interest in women cricketers, including captain Harmanpreet Kaur, whose endorsement portfolio is expected to triple in the coming months.
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Viral X Post Reveals How Gujarat-Based CEO Hired 20 People Via Local WhatsApp Groups
X users praised Abhilash's strategy, admiring the approach for its effectiveness when traditional methods fall short.
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How Climate Change And Warming Oceans Led To Kolkata's Historic Downpour
As Kolkata begins to mop up after one of its worst deluges in recent memory, scientists warn that such extreme weather events are no longer anomalies - they are becoming the new normal.
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AC, TV Dealers See Spike In Sales On Day One As Lower GST Rate Takes Effect
As lower GST rates take effect on Monday, sales of air-conditioners, TV sets surged dramatically with buyers rushing to grab cheaper deals offered by retailers at the beginning of the Navratra festival.
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How Floundering India-US Talks Led To 50% Trump Tariffs
US President Donald Trump's doubling of tariffs on goods from India to as much as 50% took effect as scheduled on Wednesday, escalating tensions between the world's two largest democracies and strategic partners.
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FASTag Annual Pass Crosses 5 Lakh Registrations In Four Days
Tamil Nadu led the largest number of annual passes purchased over the last four days, followed by Karnataka and Haryana.
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Seasons And Geographic Locations Strongly Influence Sleep Patterns: Study
The study, led by researchers from Flinders University in South Australia, finds that sleep is shaped not just by personal habits, but by environmental factors like daylight, temperature, and weekly routines.
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Pakistan, Troubled By Thoughts Of A Deterrent For BrahMos, Looks Beyond China
Ever since India's precision strikes first destroyed its terror infrastructure and later its air bases and military installations during Operation Sindoor, one question has kept Pakistan worried - How to defend itself against India's BrahMos missile?
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"If They Are Deep Inside Pakistan, We Will Go Deep Into Pakistan": S Jaishankar's Direct Attack
In some of his most direct statements on how India will continue to target Pakistan if it continues to back terrorists, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has said, "We don't care where they are. If they are deep in Pakistan, we will go deep into Pakistan
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New Study Reveals Recent Ice Gains in Antarctica, But Long-Term Melting Continues
A study led by researchers at Tongji University using NASA's GRACE satellites has observed recent ice gains in Antarctica from 2021 to 2023, mainly due to unusual precipitation. However, the long-term satellite data from 2002 to 2020 shows a significant and accelerating trend of ice loss. However, experts emphasize this short-term gain does not rev...
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Timeline Of India-Pak 100-Hour Missile, Drone War Over Pahalgam Terror Attack
India and Pakistan were at war for a little less than 100 hours before a ceasefire, effective 5pm May 10, brought them back from the edge of a tit-for-tat military escalation that could have led to nuclear war, a prospect the world cannot afford.
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Ghibli Effect: ChatGPT Usage Hits Record After Rollout of Viral Feature
OpenAI image-generation tool led to a record surge in ChatGPT users owing to the frenzy to create Ghibli-style AI art. Global app downloads and weekly active users on the ChatGPT app grew 11 percent and five percent, respectively.
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May 2024 Solar Storm Triggers Unusual Radiation Belts, Raising Space Safety Concerns
A significant solar storm in May 2024 led to the creation of two temporary radiation belts, detected by the CIRBE satellite in June. One belt contained high-energy electrons, while the other was rich in protons, a rare occurrence. While the electron belt dissipated in three months, the proton-dominated belt remains, potentially affecting space miss...
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Watch: Canadians Boo US National Anthem After Trump Imposes 25% Tariffs
The tariffs, set to take effect on Tuesday, have also led to a desire to mount a fightback among Canadians, with many calling for solidarity and boycotts of American-made products.
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Nanoplastics From Plastic Bottles Can Definitely Harm Your Body, Proves Indian Study
Nanoplastics derived from single-use PET bottles can directly disrupt key biological systems that are vital for human health, according to a study led by the Institute of Nano Science and Technology, Mohali (INST).
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Women's World Cup Effect: Harmanpreet Kaur's Endorsement Portfolio Expected To Triple
A barrier-breaking World Cup triumph has led to brands showing unprecedented interest in women cricketers, including captain Harmanpreet Kaur, whose endorsement portfolio is expected to triple in the coming months.
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Viral X Post Reveals How Gujarat-Based CEO Hired 20 People Via Local WhatsApp Groups
X users praised Abhilash's strategy, admiring the approach for its effectiveness when traditional methods fall short.
-
How Climate Change And Warming Oceans Led To Kolkata's Historic Downpour
As Kolkata begins to mop up after one of its worst deluges in recent memory, scientists warn that such extreme weather events are no longer anomalies - they are becoming the new normal.
-
AC, TV Dealers See Spike In Sales On Day One As Lower GST Rate Takes Effect
As lower GST rates take effect on Monday, sales of air-conditioners, TV sets surged dramatically with buyers rushing to grab cheaper deals offered by retailers at the beginning of the Navratra festival.
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How Floundering India-US Talks Led To 50% Trump Tariffs
US President Donald Trump's doubling of tariffs on goods from India to as much as 50% took effect as scheduled on Wednesday, escalating tensions between the world's two largest democracies and strategic partners.
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FASTag Annual Pass Crosses 5 Lakh Registrations In Four Days
Tamil Nadu led the largest number of annual passes purchased over the last four days, followed by Karnataka and Haryana.
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Seasons And Geographic Locations Strongly Influence Sleep Patterns: Study
The study, led by researchers from Flinders University in South Australia, finds that sleep is shaped not just by personal habits, but by environmental factors like daylight, temperature, and weekly routines.
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Pakistan, Troubled By Thoughts Of A Deterrent For BrahMos, Looks Beyond China
Ever since India's precision strikes first destroyed its terror infrastructure and later its air bases and military installations during Operation Sindoor, one question has kept Pakistan worried - How to defend itself against India's BrahMos missile?
-
"If They Are Deep Inside Pakistan, We Will Go Deep Into Pakistan": S Jaishankar's Direct Attack
In some of his most direct statements on how India will continue to target Pakistan if it continues to back terrorists, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has said, "We don't care where they are. If they are deep in Pakistan, we will go deep into Pakistan
-
New Study Reveals Recent Ice Gains in Antarctica, But Long-Term Melting Continues
A study led by researchers at Tongji University using NASA's GRACE satellites has observed recent ice gains in Antarctica from 2021 to 2023, mainly due to unusual precipitation. However, the long-term satellite data from 2002 to 2020 shows a significant and accelerating trend of ice loss. However, experts emphasize this short-term gain does not rev...
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Timeline Of India-Pak 100-Hour Missile, Drone War Over Pahalgam Terror Attack
India and Pakistan were at war for a little less than 100 hours before a ceasefire, effective 5pm May 10, brought them back from the edge of a tit-for-tat military escalation that could have led to nuclear war, a prospect the world cannot afford.
-
Ghibli Effect: ChatGPT Usage Hits Record After Rollout of Viral Feature
OpenAI image-generation tool led to a record surge in ChatGPT users owing to the frenzy to create Ghibli-style AI art. Global app downloads and weekly active users on the ChatGPT app grew 11 percent and five percent, respectively.
-
May 2024 Solar Storm Triggers Unusual Radiation Belts, Raising Space Safety Concerns
A significant solar storm in May 2024 led to the creation of two temporary radiation belts, detected by the CIRBE satellite in June. One belt contained high-energy electrons, while the other was rich in protons, a rare occurrence. While the electron belt dissipated in three months, the proton-dominated belt remains, potentially affecting space miss...
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Watch: Canadians Boo US National Anthem After Trump Imposes 25% Tariffs
The tariffs, set to take effect on Tuesday, have also led to a desire to mount a fightback among Canadians, with many calling for solidarity and boycotts of American-made products.
