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"Hindu Numerals": Top US Scientist Urges India To Reclaim Mathematical Legacy On NDTV
Professor Bhargava, who teaches at Princeton University, US, emphasised that the numerals 0 to 9 were already in use in India by the 4th century CE.
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Explained: Why Pak-Bound Ship From China Was Stopped At Mumbai Port
Indian security agencies recently halted a Karachi-bound ship from China on the suspicion that it contained a dual-use consignment - weighing 22,180 kilogrammes - that could be used for Pakistan's nuclear and ballistic missiles programme.
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Old Video Showing Diver Jumping From 172 Feet To Create Record, Goes Viral Again
The video has been viewed over 5 million times, liked by nearly 30,000 people, and received numerous reactions.
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Lenovo Go Adds Nearly a Dozen Accessories to Its Portfolio to Assist Multitasking
Lenovo Go has introduced over a dozen new products. They include a wireless charging kit, mobile power bank, wireless mouse, wireless vertical mouse, wireless keyboard, wireless numeric keyboard, wired/ wireless ANC headsets, in-ear wired ANC headphones, wired speakerphone, and an organiser kit. The prices of the products range from EUR 36 (roughly...
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London's Super-Rich Are Building Gigantic Basements. Their Neighbors Hate Them.
Even by the lavish standards of west London's numerous multimillionaires, Jon Hunt's plans for a new basement went way beyond extravagant.
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China to Press in 'Magic Cube' to Study Earth's Future
China plans to employ a special USD 14 million "magic cube" super computer as tall as a two-storey building in its quest to know the earth's future and calculate the potential changes to the climate and biological systems.
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US plan to give up ICANN oversight runs into Republican opposition
ICANN has allocated domain names such as ndtv.com and the numerical addresses to which they are attached since 1998.
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2048: Newest contender for 'most addictive game' since Flappy Bird flew away
Is 2048 the most addictive game since Flappy Bird? Or is this a trend of mass adoption of simple games with social leaderboards?
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"Bollywood Goddess" is what Playboy calls Sherlyn Chopra
"Bollywood Goddess" is the title of Sherlyn Chopra's photo album in Playboy website and she is credited with appearing in numerous Bollywood films.
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Exposure to common chemicals affects thyroid function
Chemicals called phthalates and bisphenol-A (BPA) that are found in solvents, plastics and numerous household products may alter levels of thyroid hormones in the body. Thyroid hormones play a role in many critical bodily functions, including reproduction and metabolism.
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It's Time To Give Tough Competition To Item Girls: Aamir
Aamir Khan, who has performed an item number titled I Hate You for Delhi Belly, says it's time for "item boys" to rock Bollywood.
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Arnold Had Affairs With Other Workers, Suspects Wife
Maria Shriver suspected Arnold Schwarzenegger of having affairs with numerous members of their household staff.
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"Hindu Numerals": Top US Scientist Urges India To Reclaim Mathematical Legacy On NDTV
Professor Bhargava, who teaches at Princeton University, US, emphasised that the numerals 0 to 9 were already in use in India by the 4th century CE.
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Explained: Why Pak-Bound Ship From China Was Stopped At Mumbai Port
Indian security agencies recently halted a Karachi-bound ship from China on the suspicion that it contained a dual-use consignment - weighing 22,180 kilogrammes - that could be used for Pakistan's nuclear and ballistic missiles programme.
-
Old Video Showing Diver Jumping From 172 Feet To Create Record, Goes Viral Again
The video has been viewed over 5 million times, liked by nearly 30,000 people, and received numerous reactions.
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Lenovo Go Adds Nearly a Dozen Accessories to Its Portfolio to Assist Multitasking
Lenovo Go has introduced over a dozen new products. They include a wireless charging kit, mobile power bank, wireless mouse, wireless vertical mouse, wireless keyboard, wireless numeric keyboard, wired/ wireless ANC headsets, in-ear wired ANC headphones, wired speakerphone, and an organiser kit. The prices of the products range from EUR 36 (roughly...
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London's Super-Rich Are Building Gigantic Basements. Their Neighbors Hate Them.
Even by the lavish standards of west London's numerous multimillionaires, Jon Hunt's plans for a new basement went way beyond extravagant.
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China to Press in 'Magic Cube' to Study Earth's Future
China plans to employ a special USD 14 million "magic cube" super computer as tall as a two-storey building in its quest to know the earth's future and calculate the potential changes to the climate and biological systems.
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US plan to give up ICANN oversight runs into Republican opposition
ICANN has allocated domain names such as ndtv.com and the numerical addresses to which they are attached since 1998.
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2048: Newest contender for 'most addictive game' since Flappy Bird flew away
Is 2048 the most addictive game since Flappy Bird? Or is this a trend of mass adoption of simple games with social leaderboards?
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"Bollywood Goddess" is what Playboy calls Sherlyn Chopra
"Bollywood Goddess" is the title of Sherlyn Chopra's photo album in Playboy website and she is credited with appearing in numerous Bollywood films.
-
Exposure to common chemicals affects thyroid function
Chemicals called phthalates and bisphenol-A (BPA) that are found in solvents, plastics and numerous household products may alter levels of thyroid hormones in the body. Thyroid hormones play a role in many critical bodily functions, including reproduction and metabolism.
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It's Time To Give Tough Competition To Item Girls: Aamir
Aamir Khan, who has performed an item number titled I Hate You for Delhi Belly, says it's time for "item boys" to rock Bollywood.
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Arnold Had Affairs With Other Workers, Suspects Wife
Maria Shriver suspected Arnold Schwarzenegger of having affairs with numerous members of their household staff.
