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New Zealand Gives Nod To 'Magic Mushrooms' For Medicinal Purpose
New Zealand on Wednesday approved the medicinal use of psilocybin, a hallucinogenic compound notably found in so-called "magic mushrooms".
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On Camera, Woman Repeatedly Hits Rapido Driver, Then He Slaps Her
A Rapido bike taxi rider was detained, and a police case filed against him after he was seen on camera slapping a woman passenger following an argument between the two over alleged rash driving in Bengaluru on Friday.
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Brain’s Built-In Signal Threshold Helps Differentiate Imagination from Reality
A new study reveals that the brain relies on signal strength in the fusiform gyrus to decide whether visuals are real or imagined. This “reality threshold” may help explain how imagination can influence perception and sheds light on disorders like schizophrenia. Researchers believe this mechanism could be central to understanding hallucinations...
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Ozempic Side-Effect: Male Users Claim Shocking Change After Taking Weight Loss Drug
The phenomenon has yet to be formally studied, but it's generating buzz as a surprising potential perk of the weight-loss treatment.
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How Foreign Accents Subconsciously Shape The Way We Interact
In our increasingly globalised world, foreign accents are an inevitable part of communication, but studies suggest they can create barriers, not just in comprehension but also in perception of the speaker and social interaction.
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Bipasha Basu Recalls Being Called "Crazy" For Starring In Jism Alongside Ex-Boyfriend John Abraham: "You Can't Do Adult Film"
Directed by Amit Saxena and written by Mahesh Bhatt, Jism was a commercial success.
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Tirumala Tirupati Temple To Use Anti-Drone Technology For Security
The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD) has decided to use anti-drone technology in view of the threat perception to Sri Venkateswara temple, the world's richest Hindu temple.
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2025: The Year of the Compact Smartphones in India? OnePlus Answers the Call With 13s
OnePlus 13s, the company's first compact smartphone ever, is all set to launch in India soon. Ahead of the company's big launch, Gadgets 360 got to speak to Robin Liu, CEO - OnePlus India, to understand why 13s and why now. OnePlus is betting big on the return of compact smartphones in India with the 13s launch. He talked about OnePlus's strategy a...
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"Real Double Standard": Founder's Take On Corporate Vs Startup Exploitation Sparks Debate
She highlighted the bias where corporate burnout is seen as gaining valuable experience, but similar expectations from a startup are mocked as having a "bad culture."
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Opinion | Congress' Social Media Misstep: A Self-Inflicted Wound on National Security Perception
The post's amplification by forces hostile to India's interests handed the BJP an opportunity to strike back.
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Mamata Banerjee-Dilip Ghosh Bonhomie Puts BJP In A Spot In Bengal
Dilip Ghosh, the Bengal BJP leader who delivered the party its highest ever seat tally in the state during the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, seems to be engaged in a battle of perceptions with his own partymen.
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Exclusive: Emraan Hashmi On How Ground Zero's Historic Premiere In Srinagar Changed Perception
Released on April 25, Ground Zero has been bankrolled by Excel Entertainment
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OpenAI o3 and o4-Mini AI Models With Visual Reasoning Capabilities Released
OpenAI released two new artificial intelligence (AI) models on Wednesday. Dubbed o3 and o4-mini, these are the company’s latest reasoning-focused models with visible chain-of-thought (CoT). The San Francisco-based AI firm stated that these models come with visual reasoning capability, which means they can analyse and “think” about an image to...
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"Those Marrying Against Parents' Wishes...": Allahabad High Court's Latest
The Allahabad High Court has observed that couples who marry of their own will against the wishes of their parents cannot claim police protection as a matter of right unless there is a real threat perception to their life and liberty.
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Blog | Sikandar, And The 'Bhai' That Once Was
Watching Sikandar only deepens the perception that something has dimmed. Seeing him on screen isn't just dissatisfying; it disappoints. It's the year when 'Bhai', as audiences knew him, is simply not enough anymore.
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New Zealand Gives Nod To 'Magic Mushrooms' For Medicinal Purpose
New Zealand on Wednesday approved the medicinal use of psilocybin, a hallucinogenic compound notably found in so-called "magic mushrooms".
-
On Camera, Woman Repeatedly Hits Rapido Driver, Then He Slaps Her
A Rapido bike taxi rider was detained, and a police case filed against him after he was seen on camera slapping a woman passenger following an argument between the two over alleged rash driving in Bengaluru on Friday.
-
Brain’s Built-In Signal Threshold Helps Differentiate Imagination from Reality
A new study reveals that the brain relies on signal strength in the fusiform gyrus to decide whether visuals are real or imagined. This “reality threshold” may help explain how imagination can influence perception and sheds light on disorders like schizophrenia. Researchers believe this mechanism could be central to understanding hallucinations...
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Ozempic Side-Effect: Male Users Claim Shocking Change After Taking Weight Loss Drug
The phenomenon has yet to be formally studied, but it's generating buzz as a surprising potential perk of the weight-loss treatment.
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How Foreign Accents Subconsciously Shape The Way We Interact
In our increasingly globalised world, foreign accents are an inevitable part of communication, but studies suggest they can create barriers, not just in comprehension but also in perception of the speaker and social interaction.
-
Bipasha Basu Recalls Being Called "Crazy" For Starring In Jism Alongside Ex-Boyfriend John Abraham: "You Can't Do Adult Film"
Directed by Amit Saxena and written by Mahesh Bhatt, Jism was a commercial success.
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Tirumala Tirupati Temple To Use Anti-Drone Technology For Security
The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD) has decided to use anti-drone technology in view of the threat perception to Sri Venkateswara temple, the world's richest Hindu temple.
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2025: The Year of the Compact Smartphones in India? OnePlus Answers the Call With 13s
OnePlus 13s, the company's first compact smartphone ever, is all set to launch in India soon. Ahead of the company's big launch, Gadgets 360 got to speak to Robin Liu, CEO - OnePlus India, to understand why 13s and why now. OnePlus is betting big on the return of compact smartphones in India with the 13s launch. He talked about OnePlus's strategy a...
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"Real Double Standard": Founder's Take On Corporate Vs Startup Exploitation Sparks Debate
She highlighted the bias where corporate burnout is seen as gaining valuable experience, but similar expectations from a startup are mocked as having a "bad culture."
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Opinion | Congress' Social Media Misstep: A Self-Inflicted Wound on National Security Perception
The post's amplification by forces hostile to India's interests handed the BJP an opportunity to strike back.
-
Mamata Banerjee-Dilip Ghosh Bonhomie Puts BJP In A Spot In Bengal
Dilip Ghosh, the Bengal BJP leader who delivered the party its highest ever seat tally in the state during the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, seems to be engaged in a battle of perceptions with his own partymen.
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Exclusive: Emraan Hashmi On How Ground Zero's Historic Premiere In Srinagar Changed Perception
Released on April 25, Ground Zero has been bankrolled by Excel Entertainment
-
OpenAI o3 and o4-Mini AI Models With Visual Reasoning Capabilities Released
OpenAI released two new artificial intelligence (AI) models on Wednesday. Dubbed o3 and o4-mini, these are the company’s latest reasoning-focused models with visible chain-of-thought (CoT). The San Francisco-based AI firm stated that these models come with visual reasoning capability, which means they can analyse and “think” about an image to...
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"Those Marrying Against Parents' Wishes...": Allahabad High Court's Latest
The Allahabad High Court has observed that couples who marry of their own will against the wishes of their parents cannot claim police protection as a matter of right unless there is a real threat perception to their life and liberty.
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Blog | Sikandar, And The 'Bhai' That Once Was
Watching Sikandar only deepens the perception that something has dimmed. Seeing him on screen isn't just dissatisfying; it disappoints. It's the year when 'Bhai', as audiences knew him, is simply not enough anymore.
