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Video: Vijay Conducts Surprise Inspection Of Chennai's Bio-CNG Plant
Nearly half of Chennai's 6,150-tonne daily waste is non-biodegradable, prompting Chief Minister Vijay's push for a statewide scientific fix.
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Ancient Kevda Fossils Found In Assam Show Plant Is Older Than Human Civilisation
These new fossils prove that this botanical lineage was established in India millions of years before the arrival of humans.
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Ukrainian Drone Kills Chief Engineer At Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant: Russia
The chief engineer at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has been killed by a Ukrainian drone near the station, the head of Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom said on Wednesday.
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Nuclear Body Underplays Concerns Over Data Breach At India's Largest Reactor
A ransomware group has posted files linked to the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant on the dark web, Reuters had earlier reported.
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Inside Suniel Shetty's "Sustainable" Khandala Home: Lord Shiva Idol, Home Theatre, Retractable Roof
Suniel Shetty's house in Khandala is not only defined by luxury and opulence but also rustic tones, earthy textures, lots of greenery, and sustainability
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Explosions Heard In Iran As Ali Khamenei Is Buried, US Denies Strikes
A US-Israeli projectile reportedly hit a military headquarters on the outskirts of Bushehr, home to Tehran's only civilian nuclear plant, on Thursday.
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US Strike Targeted Bushehr Nuclear Plant Perimeter, Says Iranian Official
There were no reports of deaths so far, deputy governor of Bushehr province Ehsan Jahanian said on Thursday.
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Busy Schedule? Try These 25g Protein Food Options Recommended By A Gastroenterologist
Top five simple protein-rich foods to have during busy schedules, as suggested by a doctor.
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Chandrababu Naidu And Jagan Reddy's Parties In Credit War Over Steel Plant
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu described the JSW Steel plant as a landmark for Rayalaseema's future and said his government had removed all hurdles that had stalled the investment
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First-Ever Norton Atlas Rolls Out Of TVS' Hosur-Based Production Line
The Hosur-based TVS factory rolls out the first-ever Norton Atlas produced in the country. The motorcycle will soon be launched in India.
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Surat Man's Last Call Was To His Wife. He Died Hours Later In Qatar Blast
For more than 48 hours, his family waited desperately for any news regarding his whereabouts. The wait ended when his brother, Ravi Patel, who is also in Qatar, identified Sunny's body, shattering the family's final hopes.
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Surprising Study Finds More Trees Can Mean Fewer Birds
The conservation can't be one-size-fits-all. Adding trees may help woodland species, but it can come at the expense of birds adapted to open, wet farmland.
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General Motors Facing Backlash For Replacing Over 1,000 Human Workers With 50 Robots At Detroit Plant
General Motors has replaced workers with robots at its Detroit plant amid union concerns and an automation push.
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Marijuana Plants Discovered Inside Kerala Temple Premises, Probe Launched
The two plants were found near the temple's covered walkway within the compound and were detected as part of the Excise Department's ongoing "Operation Thunder" narcotics crackdown.
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'Nuclear Plants Were Hacked, Working To Prevent It': Global Watchdog
The concern is compounded by the growing digitisation of nuclear plants and the increasing reliance on complex computer systems.
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Video: Vijay Conducts Surprise Inspection Of Chennai's Bio-CNG Plant
Nearly half of Chennai's 6,150-tonne daily waste is non-biodegradable, prompting Chief Minister Vijay's push for a statewide scientific fix.
-
Ancient Kevda Fossils Found In Assam Show Plant Is Older Than Human Civilisation
These new fossils prove that this botanical lineage was established in India millions of years before the arrival of humans.
-
Ukrainian Drone Kills Chief Engineer At Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant: Russia
The chief engineer at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has been killed by a Ukrainian drone near the station, the head of Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom said on Wednesday.
-
Nuclear Body Underplays Concerns Over Data Breach At India's Largest Reactor
A ransomware group has posted files linked to the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant on the dark web, Reuters had earlier reported.
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Inside Suniel Shetty's "Sustainable" Khandala Home: Lord Shiva Idol, Home Theatre, Retractable Roof
Suniel Shetty's house in Khandala is not only defined by luxury and opulence but also rustic tones, earthy textures, lots of greenery, and sustainability
-
Explosions Heard In Iran As Ali Khamenei Is Buried, US Denies Strikes
A US-Israeli projectile reportedly hit a military headquarters on the outskirts of Bushehr, home to Tehran's only civilian nuclear plant, on Thursday.
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US Strike Targeted Bushehr Nuclear Plant Perimeter, Says Iranian Official
There were no reports of deaths so far, deputy governor of Bushehr province Ehsan Jahanian said on Thursday.
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Busy Schedule? Try These 25g Protein Food Options Recommended By A Gastroenterologist
Top five simple protein-rich foods to have during busy schedules, as suggested by a doctor.
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Chandrababu Naidu And Jagan Reddy's Parties In Credit War Over Steel Plant
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu described the JSW Steel plant as a landmark for Rayalaseema's future and said his government had removed all hurdles that had stalled the investment
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First-Ever Norton Atlas Rolls Out Of TVS' Hosur-Based Production Line
The Hosur-based TVS factory rolls out the first-ever Norton Atlas produced in the country. The motorcycle will soon be launched in India.
-
Surat Man's Last Call Was To His Wife. He Died Hours Later In Qatar Blast
For more than 48 hours, his family waited desperately for any news regarding his whereabouts. The wait ended when his brother, Ravi Patel, who is also in Qatar, identified Sunny's body, shattering the family's final hopes.
-
Surprising Study Finds More Trees Can Mean Fewer Birds
The conservation can't be one-size-fits-all. Adding trees may help woodland species, but it can come at the expense of birds adapted to open, wet farmland.
-
General Motors Facing Backlash For Replacing Over 1,000 Human Workers With 50 Robots At Detroit Plant
General Motors has replaced workers with robots at its Detroit plant amid union concerns and an automation push.
-
Marijuana Plants Discovered Inside Kerala Temple Premises, Probe Launched
The two plants were found near the temple's covered walkway within the compound and were detected as part of the Excise Department's ongoing "Operation Thunder" narcotics crackdown.
-
'Nuclear Plants Were Hacked, Working To Prevent It': Global Watchdog
The concern is compounded by the growing digitisation of nuclear plants and the increasing reliance on complex computer systems.
