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Fed Up With High Prices, Americans Are Importing Homes Directly From China
Rising construction costs are pushing American homeowners to source building materials directly from Chinese factories, bypassing traditional retailers.
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"Uranium Heist": Iran's Big Claim On Daring US Op To Rescue Downed Airman
Tehran reportedly holds between 400 and 450 kilograms of enriched uranium, an amount that could contribute to the production of nuclear weapons.
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Iran War Impact: Hospital Bills, Medicines Could Soon Cost More In India
India's medical devices and pharma sectors import a large share of raw materials, active ingredients and specialised components
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Pakistan Faces Critical Medicine Shortage Amid Import Disruptions, Only 45 Days Of Supply Remain
Pakistan faces critical medicine shortages as Middle East conflict disrupts imports of pharmaceutical raw materials and essential supplies.
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Tirumala To Deploy "E-Nose", "E-Tongue" Tech To Guard Prasadam Quality
The Andhra Pradesh government will soon launch a state-of-the-art food laboratory at Tirumala to ensure the quality and safety of prasadam and food served to devotees.
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India Sets Import Price Floor On Key Penicillin Ingredients To Protect Drug Supply
The government has imposed a minimum import price on three key penicillin ingredients for one year, aiming to support domestic manufacturers and secure India's antibiotic supply chain.
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Republic Day 2026: List Of Items Prohibited For Spectators At Kartavya Path Parade
Republic Day 2026: Before attending the Republic Day Parade 2026 at Kartavya Path, it's important to know what items are prohibited.
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Physicists Push Superconducting Diodes to Higher Temperatures
Researchers in China have demonstrated the first high-temperature superconducting diode, operating above liquid nitrogen temperatures without magnetic fields. Using cuprate materials, the device enables clean supercurrent flow and could reduce noise in quantum computers. The breakthrough marks an important step toward practical superconducting elec...
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NotebookLM App Gets an In-Built Camera, Lets Users Upload Images as a Source
Google’s NotebookLM app now includes a built-in camera on Android and iOS, letting users capture photos of handwritten notes, whiteboards or printed documents and add them as sources. Users can also upload images directly from their gallery. The update expands input options beyond text, PDFs and audio, making it easier to digitise analogue materi...
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Trump's Dealmaking Diplomacy Grows Fragile As China Fires Back
President Donald Trump's preference to cut one-to-one deals with allies and adversaries has been the hallmark of his self-proclaimed dealmaking magic.
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Fed Up With High Prices, Americans Are Importing Homes Directly From China
Rising construction costs are pushing American homeowners to source building materials directly from Chinese factories, bypassing traditional retailers.
-
"Uranium Heist": Iran's Big Claim On Daring US Op To Rescue Downed Airman
Tehran reportedly holds between 400 and 450 kilograms of enriched uranium, an amount that could contribute to the production of nuclear weapons.
-
Iran War Impact: Hospital Bills, Medicines Could Soon Cost More In India
India's medical devices and pharma sectors import a large share of raw materials, active ingredients and specialised components
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Pakistan Faces Critical Medicine Shortage Amid Import Disruptions, Only 45 Days Of Supply Remain
Pakistan faces critical medicine shortages as Middle East conflict disrupts imports of pharmaceutical raw materials and essential supplies.
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Tirumala To Deploy "E-Nose", "E-Tongue" Tech To Guard Prasadam Quality
The Andhra Pradesh government will soon launch a state-of-the-art food laboratory at Tirumala to ensure the quality and safety of prasadam and food served to devotees.
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India Sets Import Price Floor On Key Penicillin Ingredients To Protect Drug Supply
The government has imposed a minimum import price on three key penicillin ingredients for one year, aiming to support domestic manufacturers and secure India's antibiotic supply chain.
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Republic Day 2026: List Of Items Prohibited For Spectators At Kartavya Path Parade
Republic Day 2026: Before attending the Republic Day Parade 2026 at Kartavya Path, it's important to know what items are prohibited.
-
Physicists Push Superconducting Diodes to Higher Temperatures
Researchers in China have demonstrated the first high-temperature superconducting diode, operating above liquid nitrogen temperatures without magnetic fields. Using cuprate materials, the device enables clean supercurrent flow and could reduce noise in quantum computers. The breakthrough marks an important step toward practical superconducting elec...
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NotebookLM App Gets an In-Built Camera, Lets Users Upload Images as a Source
Google’s NotebookLM app now includes a built-in camera on Android and iOS, letting users capture photos of handwritten notes, whiteboards or printed documents and add them as sources. Users can also upload images directly from their gallery. The update expands input options beyond text, PDFs and audio, making it easier to digitise analogue materi...
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Trump's Dealmaking Diplomacy Grows Fragile As China Fires Back
President Donald Trump's preference to cut one-to-one deals with allies and adversaries has been the hallmark of his self-proclaimed dealmaking magic.
