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West Bengal Startup Develops New Device That Can Produce Oxygen From Water
A startup in West Bengal has come out with a device that produces oxygen from water just by pressing of a switch, the founders of the technology claimed. 'OM Redox', the device developed by Solaire Initiatives, which is incubated in the Webel-BCC&I Tech Incubation Centre, provides pure oxygen from water, they said.
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Delhi Government Floats Tender For 100 EV Charging Stations
The tender has been floated by Delhi Transco Limited according to Power Minister Satyendar Jain who also said that it was one of the largest tenders in the country for setting up charging stations.
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Reliance Jio MNP: How to Switch to Jio Without Losing Your Number
If you are ready to MNP to Reliance Jio, here's what you need to do.
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Hyundai Motor India Voluntarily Recalls 2347 Santa Fes
Hyundai Motor India has voluntarily recalled the Santa Fe (model year 2011) to replace the "Stop Lamp Switch" due to a potential malfunction. About 2347 Santa Fes have been affected and the part will be replaced at no cost to the customer.
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West Bengal Startup Develops New Device That Can Produce Oxygen From Water
A startup in West Bengal has come out with a device that produces oxygen from water just by pressing of a switch, the founders of the technology claimed. 'OM Redox', the device developed by Solaire Initiatives, which is incubated in the Webel-BCC&I Tech Incubation Centre, provides pure oxygen from water, they said.
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Delhi Government Floats Tender For 100 EV Charging Stations
The tender has been floated by Delhi Transco Limited according to Power Minister Satyendar Jain who also said that it was one of the largest tenders in the country for setting up charging stations.
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Reliance Jio MNP: How to Switch to Jio Without Losing Your Number
If you are ready to MNP to Reliance Jio, here's what you need to do.
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Hyundai Motor India Voluntarily Recalls 2347 Santa Fes
Hyundai Motor India has voluntarily recalled the Santa Fe (model year 2011) to replace the "Stop Lamp Switch" due to a potential malfunction. About 2347 Santa Fes have been affected and the part will be replaced at no cost to the customer.
