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Afghan Barbers Under Pressure As Morality Police Take On Short Beards
Barbers in Afghanistan risk detention for trimming men's beards too short, they told AFP, as the Taliban authorities enforce their strict interpretation of Islamic law with increasing zeal.
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Pak Stars Shaheen Afridi, Usman Tariq Waited To Shake Hands With India? Video Starts Speculation
The India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup match on Sunday once again saw a repeat of the no-handshake policy adopted by Suryakumar Yadav and Co. during the Asia Cup 2025
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A New Exhibition In Delhi Tracks The Documentation Of Indian Art
Moving Archives examines how artistic processes are recorded, preserved, and interpreted across different mediums
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AI-Enabled Stethoscopes Show Promise In Improving Health Screenings
As tuberculosis (TB) continues as the deadliest infectious cause of deaths globally, a new study has shown that artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled digital stethoscopes can help fill critical screening gaps, especially in hard-to-reach areas.
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UK Man Using Elon Musk's Neuralink Brain Chip Says It "Feels Magical"
The trial, part of Neuralink's PRIME study, involves 21 participants worldwide with severe paralysis.
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Google DeepMind Unveils New AI Tool To Understand DNA Mutations
Google DeepMind has revealed a new artificial intelligence system, AlphaGenome, which, the researchers say, could help scientists better interpret the human genome and understand how genetic changes affect biology.
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iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max to Feature Centre-Aligned Selfie Camera Housed Inside Smaller Dynamic Island, Tipster Claims
iPhone 18 Pro series is said to come with a smaller Dynamic Island this year. The front-facing camera is said to remain centred within a smaller Dynamic Island, while only part of the Face ID sensor array may shift toward the left. Previous interpretations suggesting the entire Dynamic Island cutout would shift to the left side of the display of iP...
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Samsung Quietly Confirms Galaxy AI Basic Features Will Remain Free Permanently
Samsung Galaxy AI was launched in 2024. The AI-based features were widely believed to be part of the paid tier this year. In a latest update, the South Korean tech giant has confirmed that Galaxy AI’s core features will remain free to use. So users of Galaxy flagship smartphones will be able to access these AI tools without paying extra cost. The...
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Google’s Response to OpenAI’s Healthcare Push Is an Open Model With Medical Imaging Capability
Google has introduced two new healthcare-focused artificial intelligence (AI) models, MedGemma 1.5 and MedASR, aimed at improving how medical images and clinical speech data are processed. The release of the open-source AI models marks the next step in the Mountain View-based tech giant’s push in the healthcare and medical AI space.
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US Launches Retaliatory Strikes Against Islamic State In Syria
The US has launched another round of retaliatory strikes against the Islamic State in Syria following last months ambush that killed two US soldiers and one American civilian interpreter in the country.
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Afghan Barbers Under Pressure As Morality Police Take On Short Beards
Barbers in Afghanistan risk detention for trimming men's beards too short, they told AFP, as the Taliban authorities enforce their strict interpretation of Islamic law with increasing zeal.
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Pak Stars Shaheen Afridi, Usman Tariq Waited To Shake Hands With India? Video Starts Speculation
The India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup match on Sunday once again saw a repeat of the no-handshake policy adopted by Suryakumar Yadav and Co. during the Asia Cup 2025
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A New Exhibition In Delhi Tracks The Documentation Of Indian Art
Moving Archives examines how artistic processes are recorded, preserved, and interpreted across different mediums
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AI-Enabled Stethoscopes Show Promise In Improving Health Screenings
As tuberculosis (TB) continues as the deadliest infectious cause of deaths globally, a new study has shown that artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled digital stethoscopes can help fill critical screening gaps, especially in hard-to-reach areas.
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UK Man Using Elon Musk's Neuralink Brain Chip Says It "Feels Magical"
The trial, part of Neuralink's PRIME study, involves 21 participants worldwide with severe paralysis.
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Google DeepMind Unveils New AI Tool To Understand DNA Mutations
Google DeepMind has revealed a new artificial intelligence system, AlphaGenome, which, the researchers say, could help scientists better interpret the human genome and understand how genetic changes affect biology.
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iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max to Feature Centre-Aligned Selfie Camera Housed Inside Smaller Dynamic Island, Tipster Claims
iPhone 18 Pro series is said to come with a smaller Dynamic Island this year. The front-facing camera is said to remain centred within a smaller Dynamic Island, while only part of the Face ID sensor array may shift toward the left. Previous interpretations suggesting the entire Dynamic Island cutout would shift to the left side of the display of iP...
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Samsung Quietly Confirms Galaxy AI Basic Features Will Remain Free Permanently
Samsung Galaxy AI was launched in 2024. The AI-based features were widely believed to be part of the paid tier this year. In a latest update, the South Korean tech giant has confirmed that Galaxy AI’s core features will remain free to use. So users of Galaxy flagship smartphones will be able to access these AI tools without paying extra cost. The...
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Google’s Response to OpenAI’s Healthcare Push Is an Open Model With Medical Imaging Capability
Google has introduced two new healthcare-focused artificial intelligence (AI) models, MedGemma 1.5 and MedASR, aimed at improving how medical images and clinical speech data are processed. The release of the open-source AI models marks the next step in the Mountain View-based tech giant’s push in the healthcare and medical AI space.
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US Launches Retaliatory Strikes Against Islamic State In Syria
The US has launched another round of retaliatory strikes against the Islamic State in Syria following last months ambush that killed two US soldiers and one American civilian interpreter in the country.
