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Harsh Goenka Shares Japan's Viral 'Human Refrigerator'. Would It Work In India?
While praised for innovation, some question its practicality in India, suggesting tree planting as a more sustainable cooling solution.
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Employee Blackmailed For Cheating In College History Paper 10 Years Ago: 'I Am Scared'
An employee reveals blackmail threats linked to a college history paper by a service agency.
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Everyone May Carry DNA From An Unknown Human Ancestor, New Study Suggests
Researchers say the mysterious group split from the human family tree more than 500,000 years ago, though further evidence is needed to confirm the discovery.
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AI In Healthcare Is An Evolving Landscape Of New Technologies, Productivity Benefits And Legal Uncertainties
AI in healthcare is used to support clinical decisions, providing alerts and data analysis without replacing human judgment.
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PS Plus Monthly Games for August Announced: Dying Light 2 Stay Human: Reloaded Edition, Big Walk and Signalis
The PlayStation Plus monthly games lineup for August has been announced. Next month, PS Plus will add two survival horror games: Dying Light 2 Stay Human: Reloaded Edition and Signalis. Additionally, co-op adventure game Big Walk arrives on PS Plus as a day-one launch title.
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Pregnant Women Lured, Newborns Sold: Cops Bust Trafficking Racket In Kerala
The racket got exposed following a complaint filed by a 22-year-old pregnant woman from Assam.
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Money Won't Matter In 2036: Elon Musk
One of the richest people in the world believes money will become irrelevant in the next 10 years.
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Chinese Man With Rare Brain-Like Scalp Condition Gets Life-Changing Plastic Surgery
Doctors diagnosed him with cutis verticis gyrata, a rare condition in which the scalp becomes unusually thick and forms deep folds.
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Japan Unveils 'Human Refrigerator' To Help Workers Beat Extreme Summer Heat
A Japanese company has introduced a one-person cooling booth called the Do Hiemon Box to help people recover quickly from extreme heat as the country experiences increasingly severe summers.
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Can Humans Regrow Lost Teeth? Here Is What Science Says
Humans may be able to regrow lost teeth, although research in this area is ongoing. Here is what this kind of regenerative medicine means for dental care and why this kind of research is necessary.
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Scientists Say Your Brain Wasn't Built For Modern Life
A new study suggests that the human brain evolved for small, close knit communities and immediate challenges, making it harder to cope with today's fast paced, highly connected world.
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Hantavirus Outbreak In Venezuela: 3 Dead, 2 More Suspected Deaths
Venezuela confirmed that three people died of infections of hantavirus, but stressed there was no evidence of human-to-human transmission in the country.
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Chinese Embassy In Bangladesh Warns Citizens Buying Brides Risk Death Penalty
Chinese embassy highlights that human trafficking convictions in Bangladesh can lead to long prison terms, fines, or even death penalty.
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Assam's Monkey Menace, Human-Elephant Conflict Trigger SOP To Handle Them
2025 recorded the highest annual human death count, with 138 lives lost, while electrocution and train accidents remained among the leading causes of elephant deaths.
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Are Humans Running Out Of Time? Controversial Theory Sparks Global Debate
A decades-old statistical theory claiming humanity could face extinction sooner than expected has resurfaced, sparking fresh debate among scientists and philosophers.
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Harsh Goenka Shares Japan's Viral 'Human Refrigerator'. Would It Work In India?
While praised for innovation, some question its practicality in India, suggesting tree planting as a more sustainable cooling solution.
-
Employee Blackmailed For Cheating In College History Paper 10 Years Ago: 'I Am Scared'
An employee reveals blackmail threats linked to a college history paper by a service agency.
-
Everyone May Carry DNA From An Unknown Human Ancestor, New Study Suggests
Researchers say the mysterious group split from the human family tree more than 500,000 years ago, though further evidence is needed to confirm the discovery.
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AI In Healthcare Is An Evolving Landscape Of New Technologies, Productivity Benefits And Legal Uncertainties
AI in healthcare is used to support clinical decisions, providing alerts and data analysis without replacing human judgment.
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PS Plus Monthly Games for August Announced: Dying Light 2 Stay Human: Reloaded Edition, Big Walk and Signalis
The PlayStation Plus monthly games lineup for August has been announced. Next month, PS Plus will add two survival horror games: Dying Light 2 Stay Human: Reloaded Edition and Signalis. Additionally, co-op adventure game Big Walk arrives on PS Plus as a day-one launch title.
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Pregnant Women Lured, Newborns Sold: Cops Bust Trafficking Racket In Kerala
The racket got exposed following a complaint filed by a 22-year-old pregnant woman from Assam.
-
Money Won't Matter In 2036: Elon Musk
One of the richest people in the world believes money will become irrelevant in the next 10 years.
-
Chinese Man With Rare Brain-Like Scalp Condition Gets Life-Changing Plastic Surgery
Doctors diagnosed him with cutis verticis gyrata, a rare condition in which the scalp becomes unusually thick and forms deep folds.
-
Japan Unveils 'Human Refrigerator' To Help Workers Beat Extreme Summer Heat
A Japanese company has introduced a one-person cooling booth called the Do Hiemon Box to help people recover quickly from extreme heat as the country experiences increasingly severe summers.
-
Can Humans Regrow Lost Teeth? Here Is What Science Says
Humans may be able to regrow lost teeth, although research in this area is ongoing. Here is what this kind of regenerative medicine means for dental care and why this kind of research is necessary.
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Scientists Say Your Brain Wasn't Built For Modern Life
A new study suggests that the human brain evolved for small, close knit communities and immediate challenges, making it harder to cope with today's fast paced, highly connected world.
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Hantavirus Outbreak In Venezuela: 3 Dead, 2 More Suspected Deaths
Venezuela confirmed that three people died of infections of hantavirus, but stressed there was no evidence of human-to-human transmission in the country.
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Chinese Embassy In Bangladesh Warns Citizens Buying Brides Risk Death Penalty
Chinese embassy highlights that human trafficking convictions in Bangladesh can lead to long prison terms, fines, or even death penalty.
-
Assam's Monkey Menace, Human-Elephant Conflict Trigger SOP To Handle Them
2025 recorded the highest annual human death count, with 138 lives lost, while electrocution and train accidents remained among the leading causes of elephant deaths.
-
Are Humans Running Out Of Time? Controversial Theory Sparks Global Debate
A decades-old statistical theory claiming humanity could face extinction sooner than expected has resurfaced, sparking fresh debate among scientists and philosophers.
