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Massive Asteroid 2002 JX8 to Fly Past Earth on May 9, Live Stream Available for Public Viewing
A 950-foot-wide asteroid named 2002 JX8 will safely pass Earth on May 9. The Virtual Telescope Project will livestream the event starting at 4:30 p.m. EDT. Scientists confirm there is no risk, as the asteroid will remain over 2.6 million miles away. It’s classified as potentially hazardous based on size and distance, not on collision likelihood.
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Discover The Path Less Taken When You Visit These 5 "Hidden Gems" Of Thailand Like Shama Sikander At This Ancient Temple
Shama Sikander's visit to an ancient Buddhist Temple will convince you to add these offbeat places to your Thailand itinerary
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Watch: Smart Elephant Peels Banana Before Eating, Just Like Humans
Despite the fact that she only appears to peel certain bananas, the Asian elephant Pang Pha most likely learned the skill by seeing humans.
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This Startup Is Turning Cow Farts And Burps Into Clothes
The startup turns methane from biogas waste into a biodegradable biopolymer called PHA.
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Thai Tiger Temple Monk Caught Fleeing With Skins, Fangs
Thai authorities intercepted a monk trying to leave the kingdom's controversial "tiger temple" with skins and fangs on Thursday, officials said, the latest discovery to fuel long-running accusations that the zoo is involved in the illegal wildlife trade.
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Google's Annual Android Security Report Reveals Harmful App Installs Dropped
Google said the number of Android devices that installed PHAs from Google Play had dramatically reduced with the measures it had taken.
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Can't imagine Munnabhai without Sanjay Dutt: Director
It seems Sanjay Dutt's jail 'yatra' has come in the way of his 'journey' to Delhi. Director Subhash Kapoor says the third instalment of the Munnabhai movie will start only when the actor finishes his jail stint.
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Restaurant Recipes - The Imperial Hotel, New Delhi
In this new series, you can read about (and jot down in your little recipe notebook) some mighty recipes that are created behind the impenetrable kitchen doors of various restaurants and cafes. In this article, The Spice Route - A South East Asian restaurant...
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Amrita Rao's dream role would recreate the '50s
Actress Amrita Rao has expressed her desire to do films that are set in the '50s as she likes the styling, songs and dances of that period.
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Arshad Warsi: Films like Jolly LLB create a name internationally
Basking in the glory of success of his recent release Jolly LLB, actor Arshad Warsi says such films create a name in the international market.
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Humour widens reach of message-based movie: Subhash Kapoor
Director Subhash Kapoor, whose new film Jolly LLB is a satire on the country's judiciary system, says humour makes it easier for a message-based movie to reach a wide audience.
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One can't escape death and I-T Department, says Amitabh Bachchan
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who was issued a notice by the Supreme Court over tax dues, reacted philosophically to the development.
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Now watch out for Bach Gaye Re Obama
A day after Barack Obama's re-election as the US President, Indian film producer Ashok Pandey Thursday announced Bach Gaye Re Obama!, a sequel to the 2010 satire Phas Gaye Re Obama.
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I was getting typecast after Corporate: Rajat Kapoor
He is known for his mixed bag of roles in arthouse as well as commercial films, but Rajat Kapoor says he was getting typecast in the industry after playing a suave businessman in Madhur Bhandarkar's Corporate.
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Neha Dhupia may do Julie sequel after couple of years
Neha Dhupia, who got pigeonholed for her bold role in Julie, says that as of now she is not interested in doing a sequel, but may do it later.
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Massive Asteroid 2002 JX8 to Fly Past Earth on May 9, Live Stream Available for Public Viewing
A 950-foot-wide asteroid named 2002 JX8 will safely pass Earth on May 9. The Virtual Telescope Project will livestream the event starting at 4:30 p.m. EDT. Scientists confirm there is no risk, as the asteroid will remain over 2.6 million miles away. It’s classified as potentially hazardous based on size and distance, not on collision likelihood.
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Discover The Path Less Taken When You Visit These 5 "Hidden Gems" Of Thailand Like Shama Sikander At This Ancient Temple
Shama Sikander's visit to an ancient Buddhist Temple will convince you to add these offbeat places to your Thailand itinerary
-
Watch: Smart Elephant Peels Banana Before Eating, Just Like Humans
Despite the fact that she only appears to peel certain bananas, the Asian elephant Pang Pha most likely learned the skill by seeing humans.
-
This Startup Is Turning Cow Farts And Burps Into Clothes
The startup turns methane from biogas waste into a biodegradable biopolymer called PHA.
-
Thai Tiger Temple Monk Caught Fleeing With Skins, Fangs
Thai authorities intercepted a monk trying to leave the kingdom's controversial "tiger temple" with skins and fangs on Thursday, officials said, the latest discovery to fuel long-running accusations that the zoo is involved in the illegal wildlife trade.
-
Google's Annual Android Security Report Reveals Harmful App Installs Dropped
Google said the number of Android devices that installed PHAs from Google Play had dramatically reduced with the measures it had taken.
-
Can't imagine Munnabhai without Sanjay Dutt: Director
It seems Sanjay Dutt's jail 'yatra' has come in the way of his 'journey' to Delhi. Director Subhash Kapoor says the third instalment of the Munnabhai movie will start only when the actor finishes his jail stint.
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Restaurant Recipes - The Imperial Hotel, New Delhi
In this new series, you can read about (and jot down in your little recipe notebook) some mighty recipes that are created behind the impenetrable kitchen doors of various restaurants and cafes. In this article, The Spice Route - A South East Asian restaurant...
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Amrita Rao's dream role would recreate the '50s
Actress Amrita Rao has expressed her desire to do films that are set in the '50s as she likes the styling, songs and dances of that period.
-
Arshad Warsi: Films like Jolly LLB create a name internationally
Basking in the glory of success of his recent release Jolly LLB, actor Arshad Warsi says such films create a name in the international market.
-
Humour widens reach of message-based movie: Subhash Kapoor
Director Subhash Kapoor, whose new film Jolly LLB is a satire on the country's judiciary system, says humour makes it easier for a message-based movie to reach a wide audience.
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One can't escape death and I-T Department, says Amitabh Bachchan
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who was issued a notice by the Supreme Court over tax dues, reacted philosophically to the development.
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Now watch out for Bach Gaye Re Obama
A day after Barack Obama's re-election as the US President, Indian film producer Ashok Pandey Thursday announced Bach Gaye Re Obama!, a sequel to the 2010 satire Phas Gaye Re Obama.
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I was getting typecast after Corporate: Rajat Kapoor
He is known for his mixed bag of roles in arthouse as well as commercial films, but Rajat Kapoor says he was getting typecast in the industry after playing a suave businessman in Madhur Bhandarkar's Corporate.
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Neha Dhupia may do Julie sequel after couple of years
Neha Dhupia, who got pigeonholed for her bold role in Julie, says that as of now she is not interested in doing a sequel, but may do it later.
