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Mathematicians Uncover Soft Cells, a New Class of Shapes in Nature
Researchers have unveiled a new class of shapes called soft cells, which are common in nature. These shapes, characterised by their rounded corners and unique tessellation properties, can fill space without gaps. Found in structures such as nautilus shells and onions, soft cells minimise structural weaknesses, suggesting that nature favours these f...
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On Airports Body Denying Maternity Leave To Employee, High Court Says...
Becoming a mother is a natural phenomenon, and an employer has to be considerate and sympathetic towards women staffers, the Bombay High Court said on Friday, while cancelling a communication issued by the Airport Authority of India (AAI).
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SCR, EGR And Catalytic Converters: What Are They?
Most natural fuels are made up of hydrocarbons, which implies that when they are burnt with oxygen from the air, they must create only carbon dioxide and water as emissions.
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MIT Engineers Test Idea to Keep Rovers Hovering in Air Using Moon’s Natural Charge
MIT researchers are trying a new concept to harness the Moon's natural charge to keep hovering rovers in the air. In the absence of an atmosphere, the Moon and asteroids build an electric field through direct exposure to the Sun. On the Moon, this strong surface charge can levitate dust more than one metre above the ground.
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Women Can't Be Denied Employment Citing Nature Of Work: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court observed that a woman who is fully qualified cannot be denied of her right to be considered for employment on the grounds that she is a woman and because the nature of the employment would require her to work during night hours.
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Budget 2020: Employer Contribution To Retirement Funds Capped
The budget document states, "It is proposed to provide a combined upper limit of seven lakh and fifty thousand rupees in respect of employer's contribution in a year to NPS, superannuation fund and recognised provident fund and any excess contribution is proposed to be taxable. Consequently, it is also proposed that any annual accretion by way of i...
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More Formal Jobs Created In FY18: Chief Economic Advisor Krishnamurthy Subramanian
"The labour laws have been streamlined into four laws. The Code of Wages 2019 was notified in August 2019, Code on Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Bill, Industrial Relations Code and Social Security Code Bill have been notified this year," the CEA said.
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Bosch To Build $1.1 Billion Chip Plant For Self-Driving Cars
Bosch, known as a maker of traditional car parts such as braking systems and combustion engines, is also a long-time software developer and is increasingly investing in newer technologies as the nature of driving changes.
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Mathematicians Uncover Soft Cells, a New Class of Shapes in Nature
Researchers have unveiled a new class of shapes called soft cells, which are common in nature. These shapes, characterised by their rounded corners and unique tessellation properties, can fill space without gaps. Found in structures such as nautilus shells and onions, soft cells minimise structural weaknesses, suggesting that nature favours these f...
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On Airports Body Denying Maternity Leave To Employee, High Court Says...
Becoming a mother is a natural phenomenon, and an employer has to be considerate and sympathetic towards women staffers, the Bombay High Court said on Friday, while cancelling a communication issued by the Airport Authority of India (AAI).
-
SCR, EGR And Catalytic Converters: What Are They?
Most natural fuels are made up of hydrocarbons, which implies that when they are burnt with oxygen from the air, they must create only carbon dioxide and water as emissions.
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MIT Engineers Test Idea to Keep Rovers Hovering in Air Using Moon’s Natural Charge
MIT researchers are trying a new concept to harness the Moon's natural charge to keep hovering rovers in the air. In the absence of an atmosphere, the Moon and asteroids build an electric field through direct exposure to the Sun. On the Moon, this strong surface charge can levitate dust more than one metre above the ground.
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Women Can't Be Denied Employment Citing Nature Of Work: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court observed that a woman who is fully qualified cannot be denied of her right to be considered for employment on the grounds that she is a woman and because the nature of the employment would require her to work during night hours.
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Budget 2020: Employer Contribution To Retirement Funds Capped
The budget document states, "It is proposed to provide a combined upper limit of seven lakh and fifty thousand rupees in respect of employer's contribution in a year to NPS, superannuation fund and recognised provident fund and any excess contribution is proposed to be taxable. Consequently, it is also proposed that any annual accretion by way of i...
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More Formal Jobs Created In FY18: Chief Economic Advisor Krishnamurthy Subramanian
"The labour laws have been streamlined into four laws. The Code of Wages 2019 was notified in August 2019, Code on Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Bill, Industrial Relations Code and Social Security Code Bill have been notified this year," the CEA said.
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Bosch To Build $1.1 Billion Chip Plant For Self-Driving Cars
Bosch, known as a maker of traditional car parts such as braking systems and combustion engines, is also a long-time software developer and is increasingly investing in newer technologies as the nature of driving changes.
