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Petrol Queues, Search Spikes: India's Oil Panic Eases After Hormuz Opens
Diesel demand jumped to 8.72 million tonnes, up sharply from 7.66 million tonnes in February, while petrol consumption surged to 3.77 million tonnes.
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Titanic Exhibit At US Museum Floods On Anniversary Of Ship's Sinking, Staff Calls It 'Paranormal'
The Titanic exhibit at the Volo Museum, Chicago, flooded on the anniversary of the ship's sinking in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Ethereum NFT Platform Shuts Down After Blacklove Sale Falls Through
Ethereum-based NFT platform Foundation is shutting down after a planned acquisition by Blackdove fell through. The move reflects ongoing challenges in the NFT market, even as trading activity continues. Users will be allowed to withdraw and delist assets before the platform fully ceases operations.
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AI Finds Hidden Skin Cancer Risk, Flags 1-In-3 Danger Rate: Study
The research analysed registry data covering over 6 million adults in Sweden. This included information such as age, sex, medical history, medications, and even socioeconomic factors.
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Russian-Based Crypto Exchange Grinex Halts Operation After $14 Million Hack
Grinex has halted trading after losing $13.4 million in a cyberattack suspected to involve highly sophisticated actors. The incident has raised concerns over security and compliance, especially as the exchange faces scrutiny due to its links with previously sanctioned platforms.
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US' $240 Million Drone Over Cuba That's Strangling China's Oil Supply
From Venezuela to Hormuz to Malacca, the US has made three moves to strangle China's oil. Now a $240M drone over Cuba signals move four — and Trump wants the island. The chessboard is almost complete.
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Noida Turns 50: How The Planned City Outgrew Its Initial Brief
Noida's growth has been steady. This created trust. And trust attracted capital. Today, Noida is no longer just a supporting player in the NCR story.
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Caste, Logistics, Digital Tools: How India Will Count 1.4 Billion People
More than 3 million officials, mostly school teachers, will physically visit every house, knock on every door and count every single person living in the country, across its 36 states and federal territories.
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Struggling Shoe Company Pivots Overnight To AI Company, Stock Price Spikes 600%
A struggling American footwear brand has bizarrely pivoted to AI data centres, with its shares skyrockting 600% in a day.
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'We Will Not Share': India Exporting 1% Of Its Mango Gets Gold Memes Online
India is the leading consumer of mangos worldwide and consumes most of the mangos it produces.
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Petrol Queues, Search Spikes: India's Oil Panic Eases After Hormuz Opens
Diesel demand jumped to 8.72 million tonnes, up sharply from 7.66 million tonnes in February, while petrol consumption surged to 3.77 million tonnes.
-
Titanic Exhibit At US Museum Floods On Anniversary Of Ship's Sinking, Staff Calls It 'Paranormal'
The Titanic exhibit at the Volo Museum, Chicago, flooded on the anniversary of the ship's sinking in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Ethereum NFT Platform Shuts Down After Blacklove Sale Falls Through
Ethereum-based NFT platform Foundation is shutting down after a planned acquisition by Blackdove fell through. The move reflects ongoing challenges in the NFT market, even as trading activity continues. Users will be allowed to withdraw and delist assets before the platform fully ceases operations.
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AI Finds Hidden Skin Cancer Risk, Flags 1-In-3 Danger Rate: Study
The research analysed registry data covering over 6 million adults in Sweden. This included information such as age, sex, medical history, medications, and even socioeconomic factors.
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Russian-Based Crypto Exchange Grinex Halts Operation After $14 Million Hack
Grinex has halted trading after losing $13.4 million in a cyberattack suspected to involve highly sophisticated actors. The incident has raised concerns over security and compliance, especially as the exchange faces scrutiny due to its links with previously sanctioned platforms.
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US' $240 Million Drone Over Cuba That's Strangling China's Oil Supply
From Venezuela to Hormuz to Malacca, the US has made three moves to strangle China's oil. Now a $240M drone over Cuba signals move four — and Trump wants the island. The chessboard is almost complete.
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Noida Turns 50: How The Planned City Outgrew Its Initial Brief
Noida's growth has been steady. This created trust. And trust attracted capital. Today, Noida is no longer just a supporting player in the NCR story.
-
Caste, Logistics, Digital Tools: How India Will Count 1.4 Billion People
More than 3 million officials, mostly school teachers, will physically visit every house, knock on every door and count every single person living in the country, across its 36 states and federal territories.
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Struggling Shoe Company Pivots Overnight To AI Company, Stock Price Spikes 600%
A struggling American footwear brand has bizarrely pivoted to AI data centres, with its shares skyrockting 600% in a day.
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'We Will Not Share': India Exporting 1% Of Its Mango Gets Gold Memes Online
India is the leading consumer of mangos worldwide and consumes most of the mangos it produces.
