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What Is The First City In The World? It Is Not In India. But You Can Visit It
The world's first city was built long before the Harappans, and its ruins still stand in a quiet desert far from the usual tourist map. Here is what makes it historic and how Indian travellers can visit it today.
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Indian Users Can Now Use UPI On Foreign Land, Sites Via PayPal World
In a major boost to cross-border digital payments, Indian users will now be able to use the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) to make payments internationally through PayPal.
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Turkey Sandwiches And Stealth: How Pilots Prepare For B-2 Bomber Missions
Before strapping into the cockpit of the US Air Force's B-2 Spirit stealth bomber for missions that can stretch beyond 40 hours, pilots undergo weeks of preparation that focuses not only on flight plans, but what to eat.
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Israel's Mossad Used AI, Smuggled-In Drones To Plan Attack On Iran
Israel stunned and hobbled Iran last week when it pulled off an intelligence and military operation years in the making that struck high-level targets with precision.
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Inside Donald Trump's Plan To "Make Gaza Beautiful Again" And Legal Hurdles To It
Over a week ago, when US President Donald Trump called Gaza a demolition site following 16 months of assault and proposed to "clean out that whole thing", it wasn't clear how serious he was about the plan.
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Watch: At This McDonald's Near Rome, You Can Spot Skeletons Below The Floor
Although the reel was first shared last year, it has continued to make the rounds online. It has recently generated fresh interest among people.
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Browser Cookies Make People More Cautious Online, Study Finds
Website cookies, used to optimise services by storing and transmitting data about users with specific websites, are also used to track users online. A new study has revealed that cookie notifications, mandated by European regulations that require sites to allow users to opt out of third-party tracking using cookies, can lead to negative emotions an...
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Elon Musk's Past Tweets Reveal How He May Run Twitter
Playful, aggressive and often juvenile, Elon Musk's past tweets show how he has used social media to craft his public image as a brash billionaire unafraid to offend. They may also reveal clues as to how Musk will govern the platform he hopes to own.
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Pirated-Entertainment Sites Make About $1.3 Billion per Year From Advertisements: Study
Websites and apps featuring pirated movies and TV shows make about $1.3 billion (roughly Rs. 9,660 crores) from advertising each year, including from major companies like Amazon, according to a study.
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Spotify Launches Site to Explain How It Pays Artists Amid Demands for Per-Stream Payments
Spotify on Thursday launched a new site to explain how it pays royalties amid mounting anger from musicians struggling to survive in the streaming era.
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How to Change Your Airtel Digital TV Package
The article provides the steps to easily change your existing Airtel Digital TV package.
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Twitter Says Testing How Misinformation Labels Can Be More Obvious, Direct
Twitter is rethinking how the labels it applies to misinformation look and work, its head of site integrity told Reuters in an interview, as the social media company tries to make these interventions more obvious and cut its reaction times.
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Face Masks And A Factory Redesign: How Bentley Plans Return To Work
Bentley will make wearing face masks compulsory at its British car factory and has redesigned the site to introduce a two-metre distance between workers which will see output halved over the first couple of weeks of production, its boss told Reuters.
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Coronavirus Lockdown: What’s An E-Pass And How To Get It
As the entire country is facing a lockdown situation due to Coronavirus Pandemic, all the non-essential travels are being barred until the restrictions are lifted. However, the government of India is allowing the citizens to travel for an essential purpose during this Pandemic. In order to validate their purpose of travel or emergency, the citizens...
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Mom Asks Son How To Log Out Of Facebook, Gets Reply From Police
A woman's post, asking her son to help her log out of Facebook, is making many on the social networking site laugh out loud. The reason? She somehow managed to ask the police about her little query. What's more, she got a detailed Facebook 101 lesson as a reply.
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What Is The First City In The World? It Is Not In India. But You Can Visit It
The world's first city was built long before the Harappans, and its ruins still stand in a quiet desert far from the usual tourist map. Here is what makes it historic and how Indian travellers can visit it today.
-
Indian Users Can Now Use UPI On Foreign Land, Sites Via PayPal World
In a major boost to cross-border digital payments, Indian users will now be able to use the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) to make payments internationally through PayPal.
-
Turkey Sandwiches And Stealth: How Pilots Prepare For B-2 Bomber Missions
Before strapping into the cockpit of the US Air Force's B-2 Spirit stealth bomber for missions that can stretch beyond 40 hours, pilots undergo weeks of preparation that focuses not only on flight plans, but what to eat.
-
Israel's Mossad Used AI, Smuggled-In Drones To Plan Attack On Iran
Israel stunned and hobbled Iran last week when it pulled off an intelligence and military operation years in the making that struck high-level targets with precision.
-
Inside Donald Trump's Plan To "Make Gaza Beautiful Again" And Legal Hurdles To It
Over a week ago, when US President Donald Trump called Gaza a demolition site following 16 months of assault and proposed to "clean out that whole thing", it wasn't clear how serious he was about the plan.
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Watch: At This McDonald's Near Rome, You Can Spot Skeletons Below The Floor
Although the reel was first shared last year, it has continued to make the rounds online. It has recently generated fresh interest among people.
-
Browser Cookies Make People More Cautious Online, Study Finds
Website cookies, used to optimise services by storing and transmitting data about users with specific websites, are also used to track users online. A new study has revealed that cookie notifications, mandated by European regulations that require sites to allow users to opt out of third-party tracking using cookies, can lead to negative emotions an...
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Elon Musk's Past Tweets Reveal How He May Run Twitter
Playful, aggressive and often juvenile, Elon Musk's past tweets show how he has used social media to craft his public image as a brash billionaire unafraid to offend. They may also reveal clues as to how Musk will govern the platform he hopes to own.
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Pirated-Entertainment Sites Make About $1.3 Billion per Year From Advertisements: Study
Websites and apps featuring pirated movies and TV shows make about $1.3 billion (roughly Rs. 9,660 crores) from advertising each year, including from major companies like Amazon, according to a study.
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Spotify Launches Site to Explain How It Pays Artists Amid Demands for Per-Stream Payments
Spotify on Thursday launched a new site to explain how it pays royalties amid mounting anger from musicians struggling to survive in the streaming era.
-
How to Change Your Airtel Digital TV Package
The article provides the steps to easily change your existing Airtel Digital TV package.
-
Twitter Says Testing How Misinformation Labels Can Be More Obvious, Direct
Twitter is rethinking how the labels it applies to misinformation look and work, its head of site integrity told Reuters in an interview, as the social media company tries to make these interventions more obvious and cut its reaction times.
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Face Masks And A Factory Redesign: How Bentley Plans Return To Work
Bentley will make wearing face masks compulsory at its British car factory and has redesigned the site to introduce a two-metre distance between workers which will see output halved over the first couple of weeks of production, its boss told Reuters.
-
Coronavirus Lockdown: What’s An E-Pass And How To Get It
As the entire country is facing a lockdown situation due to Coronavirus Pandemic, all the non-essential travels are being barred until the restrictions are lifted. However, the government of India is allowing the citizens to travel for an essential purpose during this Pandemic. In order to validate their purpose of travel or emergency, the citizens...
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Mom Asks Son How To Log Out Of Facebook, Gets Reply From Police
A woman's post, asking her son to help her log out of Facebook, is making many on the social networking site laugh out loud. The reason? She somehow managed to ask the police about her little query. What's more, she got a detailed Facebook 101 lesson as a reply.
