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'It's Chaos': Bengaluru Resident's Rant Viral After Rain Leads To Traffic Jams, Power Cuts
A Bengaluru resident vented their frustration after rain caused chaos across the city, leading to traffic jams and frequent power cuts.
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Startup Founder Claims Claude AI Agent Wiped Company's Database In Just "9 Seconds"
When Crane's engineering team confronted the agent in the chat interface, it confessed and listed the specific safety rules it had violated.
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6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Japan's Hokkaido Island, No Tsunami Alert
A strong earthquake rattled Japan's northern island of Hokkaido early Monday, US and Japanese meteorological agencies reported, the latest in a series of powerful tremors...
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Is StairMaster The Secret To Faster Weight Loss? Experts Weigh In
Once considered a niche cardio tool, the StairMaster is now being hailed by many as a powerful and efficient way to lose weight
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"China's Client": Former US NSA Questions Pak's Role In Iran Talks
Washington, April 22 (IANS) Former US National Security Advisor (NSA) H.R. McMaster has cast doubt on Pakistan’s role in Iran-related diplomacy, describing it as a “client” of China and warning of “ulterior motives” in its mediation efforts.
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Power Bills May Rise In Delhi As Tribunal Rejects Plea Over Unpaid Dues
DERC had argued that spreading repayments over a longer period would soften the blow for consumers and prevent a sudden tariff spike.
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Thar Desert's Kuldhara Village Is An Abandoned Site Filled With Horror Stories And Ruined Structures
Explore Kuldhara near Jaisalmer, a once-thriving 13th-century settlement in the Thar Desert.
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Death Count In Chhattisgarh Vedanta Power Plant Blast Climbs To 24
The explosion occurred in a steel tube carrying high-pressure steam from the boiler to the turbine at the Vedanta Ltd power plant located in Singhitarai village.
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Houthi Threat? Why USS George Bush Is Taking 1.5 Times Longer Route To Gulf
The Pentagon has not said anything about why Bush is taking the long way. But the answer seems like a silent acknowledgement that even the US's most powerful naval formation is no longer safe in the Red Sea
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Ex-CIA Chief Says 1967 Law To Remove Presidents Formed For "Unhinged" Trump
The 25th Amendment to the US Constitution, which John Brennan invoked, deals with presidential succession and disability.
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India Achieves Nuclear Criticality, Top Scientist Calls It "Akshay Patra Moment"
The PFBR marks a technological leap from India's first-stage reactors, the Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors (PHWRs), which form the backbone of the country's nuclear fleet.
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US-Iran Ceasefire Brings Relief, But Coal's Heat Lingers For India
The Middle East war has caused a significant increase in oil prices. Brent prices rose 30 per cent since the war began and pulled the coal futures up by 18 per cent too.
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A Tiny Error Left An Air Canada Boeing 767 Flight With 2 Dead Engines. How The Pilot Landed It
On July 23, 1983, an Air Canada Flight 143 lost all engine power at 41,000 feet due to a calculation error. What followed was an aviation story that continues to be studied decades later
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Newborn Dies After Power Failure Disrupts Oxygen Supply At Andhra Hospital
The infant, born three days ago, was shifted to a special ward after being diagnosed with jaundice.
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Which City Is Known As The Milk Capital Of India?
Known for powering India's dairy industry, this city has earned the title of Milk Capital of India. Here's what makes it so important to the country's milk production story.
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'It's Chaos': Bengaluru Resident's Rant Viral After Rain Leads To Traffic Jams, Power Cuts
A Bengaluru resident vented their frustration after rain caused chaos across the city, leading to traffic jams and frequent power cuts.
-
Startup Founder Claims Claude AI Agent Wiped Company's Database In Just "9 Seconds"
When Crane's engineering team confronted the agent in the chat interface, it confessed and listed the specific safety rules it had violated.
-
6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Japan's Hokkaido Island, No Tsunami Alert
A strong earthquake rattled Japan's northern island of Hokkaido early Monday, US and Japanese meteorological agencies reported, the latest in a series of powerful tremors...
-
Is StairMaster The Secret To Faster Weight Loss? Experts Weigh In
Once considered a niche cardio tool, the StairMaster is now being hailed by many as a powerful and efficient way to lose weight
-
"China's Client": Former US NSA Questions Pak's Role In Iran Talks
Washington, April 22 (IANS) Former US National Security Advisor (NSA) H.R. McMaster has cast doubt on Pakistan’s role in Iran-related diplomacy, describing it as a “client” of China and warning of “ulterior motives” in its mediation efforts.
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Power Bills May Rise In Delhi As Tribunal Rejects Plea Over Unpaid Dues
DERC had argued that spreading repayments over a longer period would soften the blow for consumers and prevent a sudden tariff spike.
-
Thar Desert's Kuldhara Village Is An Abandoned Site Filled With Horror Stories And Ruined Structures
Explore Kuldhara near Jaisalmer, a once-thriving 13th-century settlement in the Thar Desert.
-
Death Count In Chhattisgarh Vedanta Power Plant Blast Climbs To 24
The explosion occurred in a steel tube carrying high-pressure steam from the boiler to the turbine at the Vedanta Ltd power plant located in Singhitarai village.
-
Houthi Threat? Why USS George Bush Is Taking 1.5 Times Longer Route To Gulf
The Pentagon has not said anything about why Bush is taking the long way. But the answer seems like a silent acknowledgement that even the US's most powerful naval formation is no longer safe in the Red Sea
-
Ex-CIA Chief Says 1967 Law To Remove Presidents Formed For "Unhinged" Trump
The 25th Amendment to the US Constitution, which John Brennan invoked, deals with presidential succession and disability.
-
India Achieves Nuclear Criticality, Top Scientist Calls It "Akshay Patra Moment"
The PFBR marks a technological leap from India's first-stage reactors, the Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors (PHWRs), which form the backbone of the country's nuclear fleet.
-
US-Iran Ceasefire Brings Relief, But Coal's Heat Lingers For India
The Middle East war has caused a significant increase in oil prices. Brent prices rose 30 per cent since the war began and pulled the coal futures up by 18 per cent too.
-
A Tiny Error Left An Air Canada Boeing 767 Flight With 2 Dead Engines. How The Pilot Landed It
On July 23, 1983, an Air Canada Flight 143 lost all engine power at 41,000 feet due to a calculation error. What followed was an aviation story that continues to be studied decades later
-
Newborn Dies After Power Failure Disrupts Oxygen Supply At Andhra Hospital
The infant, born three days ago, was shifted to a special ward after being diagnosed with jaundice.
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Which City Is Known As The Milk Capital Of India?
Known for powering India's dairy industry, this city has earned the title of Milk Capital of India. Here's what makes it so important to the country's milk production story.
