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Lab-Grown Human Brains Grow For 7 Years, Set Longevity Record
The brain organoids have since been destroyed, but an expert believes that the cells could last longer.
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Rs 1.2-Crore Testicle Myth: How A Reel Led To A Teen's Murder In Bhopal
Police teams circulated photographs of the victim on social media, approached residents and conducted door-to-door inquiries in an attempt to establish his identity.
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For The First Time, AI Boss Fires Human Employee At US Store After 17 Late Arrivals
Andon Labs, which operates the AI-run Andon Market, said its AI manager Luna recommended firing a human employee after the worker was late for 17 of 23 shifts.
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Scientists Are Growing Mini Human Brains In Labs
From skin cells to brain tissue, scientists are pushing organoids from medical research towards biological computing. The bigger question is what happens if and when these tiny brains become more sophisticated.
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Rs 78 Lakh Compensation For Victims Of Botched Cataract Surgeries In Telangana
Telangana Human Rights Commission orders Rs 78 lakh compensation for 18 cataract surgery victims.
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Meet ChatTJB, The New AI Chatbot Where An 'Average Individual' Answers Every Question
Instead of an AI model generating responses, Tucker Bryant personally reads and answers every question.
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'Electric Shocks, Sexual Abuse': Ex-Ukrainian Prisoners Of War Speak At UN
United Nations official Claudia Fuentes Julio said over 95% of Ukrainian prisoners of war reported torture, and more than half reported sexual violence.
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Indian Woman Goes To Portugal For Job, Gets 'Sold' To Beer Shop Owner
When the woman landed in Portugal, the "agents" snatched her passport and allegedly held her hostage in a room for two days.
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Ex-Governor Arrested For For Cover-up After 43 Students Vanished In Mexico
The case, considered one of the country's worst human-rights atrocities, has been marred by missteps and interference.
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Chandigarh Court Summons Salman Khan, Sister In Cheating Case Linked To 'Being Human'
The case stems from a complaint filed by Chandigarh-based businessman Arun Gupta who has alleged that he was induced into opening a Being Human jewellery showroom in Manimajra on false assurances.
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'Adaptability Is The Antidote To AI Fear': ETS CEO On The Future Of Jobs
Findings from the ETS Human Progress Report 2026 reveal that 63 per cent of Gen Z workers fear becoming obsolete (FOBO) due to rapid technological change.
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Japan Has A New Solution To Beat Scorching Heat: A Refrigerator For Humans
As global temperatures climb, Japan's summers have been getting hotter and more humid, with readings regularly exceeding 35C (95F).
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Weight Regain After Dieting May Be Driven By Brain Biology
Losing weight is not simply a matter of willpower. New research suggests the human brain is biologically programmed to defend body fat, making it difficult for many people to maintain weight loss even after successful dieting.
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Aung San Suu Kyi Meets Red Cross Official In Rare Contact Since 2021 Coup
Myanmar's detained ex-leader Aung San Suu Kyi met with an ICRC official Monday, in her first known contact with the outside world since the 2021 coup
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Woman Wanted To 'Sell' Daughter For Rs 1.5 Lakh, Filed Case When She Got Half
During interrogation, the mother admitted to selling the girl for Rs 1.5 lakh and filing a false abduction complaint after receiving only Rs 80,000.
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Lab-Grown Human Brains Grow For 7 Years, Set Longevity Record
The brain organoids have since been destroyed, but an expert believes that the cells could last longer.
-
Rs 1.2-Crore Testicle Myth: How A Reel Led To A Teen's Murder In Bhopal
Police teams circulated photographs of the victim on social media, approached residents and conducted door-to-door inquiries in an attempt to establish his identity.
-
For The First Time, AI Boss Fires Human Employee At US Store After 17 Late Arrivals
Andon Labs, which operates the AI-run Andon Market, said its AI manager Luna recommended firing a human employee after the worker was late for 17 of 23 shifts.
-
Scientists Are Growing Mini Human Brains In Labs
From skin cells to brain tissue, scientists are pushing organoids from medical research towards biological computing. The bigger question is what happens if and when these tiny brains become more sophisticated.
-
Rs 78 Lakh Compensation For Victims Of Botched Cataract Surgeries In Telangana
Telangana Human Rights Commission orders Rs 78 lakh compensation for 18 cataract surgery victims.
-
Meet ChatTJB, The New AI Chatbot Where An 'Average Individual' Answers Every Question
Instead of an AI model generating responses, Tucker Bryant personally reads and answers every question.
-
'Electric Shocks, Sexual Abuse': Ex-Ukrainian Prisoners Of War Speak At UN
United Nations official Claudia Fuentes Julio said over 95% of Ukrainian prisoners of war reported torture, and more than half reported sexual violence.
-
Indian Woman Goes To Portugal For Job, Gets 'Sold' To Beer Shop Owner
When the woman landed in Portugal, the "agents" snatched her passport and allegedly held her hostage in a room for two days.
-
Ex-Governor Arrested For For Cover-up After 43 Students Vanished In Mexico
The case, considered one of the country's worst human-rights atrocities, has been marred by missteps and interference.
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Chandigarh Court Summons Salman Khan, Sister In Cheating Case Linked To 'Being Human'
The case stems from a complaint filed by Chandigarh-based businessman Arun Gupta who has alleged that he was induced into opening a Being Human jewellery showroom in Manimajra on false assurances.
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'Adaptability Is The Antidote To AI Fear': ETS CEO On The Future Of Jobs
Findings from the ETS Human Progress Report 2026 reveal that 63 per cent of Gen Z workers fear becoming obsolete (FOBO) due to rapid technological change.
-
Japan Has A New Solution To Beat Scorching Heat: A Refrigerator For Humans
As global temperatures climb, Japan's summers have been getting hotter and more humid, with readings regularly exceeding 35C (95F).
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Weight Regain After Dieting May Be Driven By Brain Biology
Losing weight is not simply a matter of willpower. New research suggests the human brain is biologically programmed to defend body fat, making it difficult for many people to maintain weight loss even after successful dieting.
-
Aung San Suu Kyi Meets Red Cross Official In Rare Contact Since 2021 Coup
Myanmar's detained ex-leader Aung San Suu Kyi met with an ICRC official Monday, in her first known contact with the outside world since the 2021 coup
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Woman Wanted To 'Sell' Daughter For Rs 1.5 Lakh, Filed Case When She Got Half
During interrogation, the mother admitted to selling the girl for Rs 1.5 lakh and filing a false abduction complaint after receiving only Rs 80,000.
