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Say Goodbye To Winter Skin Woes With These Expert-Approved Tips
Kiran Sethi has addressed the "pollution and winter skin disaster" with three simple yet powerful hacks to keep your skin healthy this season.
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Chinese City Chengdu Dims Lights in Heatwave Power Crunch
A provincial capital in southwest China has dimmed outdoor advertisements, subway lighting and building signs to save energy, official announcements said, as the area battles a power crunch triggered by record-high temperatures.
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Two Years, 600 Arrests: Malaysia Rounds Up Crypto Miners Stealing Power for Illegal Operations
Malaysian authorities nabbed over 600 crypto miners who were stealing electricity to generate cryptocurrencies on advanced computers. In the last two years, the Malaysian police has seized crypto mining equipment worth MYR 69.8 million (roughly Rs. 125 crore). The country aims to reduce its power problems by cracking down and shutting illegal crypt...
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More Than 100 Illegal Crypto Mining Farms Shut in Kazakhstan Amid Power Woes
Kazakhstan is ramping up efforts to bust illegal crypto mining hubs in the country, that is currently facing electricity woes. The authorities have registered 25 criminal cases and seized over 67,000 pieces of equipment worth about KZT 100 billion (roughly Rs. 1,478 crore) as part of these raids.
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Skincare Tips: Tomato May Help You Bid Farewell To Fight Skin Woes; Here Are Few Simple Ways To Use It For Different Skin Problems
Best Skincare tips: Struggling with skin issues? You can try some powerful home remedies to fight skin issues. Tomato is an effective remedy you can try. It contains many properties beneficial for skin. Here are some simple ways to use tomato for skin.
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Madhya Pradesh Officials Blame Bats For Power Cuts, BJP Attacks Congress
As Madhya Pradesh continues to reel under frequent and unscheduled power cuts, officials of the state electricity company are holding bats responsible for the woes, claiming that they are causing faults in the supply lines, especially in Bhopal.
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Head Of NGO For ''Harassed Husbands'' Files Nomination In Gujarat
The head of an organisation representing ''harassed husbands'' has jumped into the Lok Sabha poll fray in Gujarat with a promise that if voted to power, he will voice woes of men "victimised" by their wives.
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Intel Bucks Chip Industry Woes; Powered by PCs, iPhones
Intel bucked the trend thanks to strong sales of chips for PCs, the second quarter in the row it benefited from the sector, and increasing sales of iPhone modem chips.
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Beat Monsoons Woes With The Power Of Neem!
During monsoon, there is an increased risk of infections, and your skin and hair also require extra care, all of which neem can help you with.
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Tesla Will Build World's Largest Battery in Australia, Promises Elon Musk
The 100MW battery, with enough capacity to power 30,000 homes, will be built in Jamestown (230-kilometers from Adelaide) to help tide over South Australia's energy woes.
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Winter Is Coming, And So Is A Spike In Pollution, Warn Environmentalists
With winter approaching, Delhi's pollution woes are about to return, environmentalists have warned, calling for reinstating traffic restrictions, curbs on coal-fuelled power plants and construction projects.
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Delhi's Power Demand Rises To 6,188 Megawatt
Within a day of breaking previous records, Delhi's power demand today rose further and hit an all-time peak of 6,188 MW while electricity supply was crippled in large areas of South Delhi adding to the woes of people battling sweltering heat.
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Croatia Goes to the Polls Facing Migrant Wave, Economy Woes
Croatians voted in a general election today with conservatives aspiring to return to power as the EU nation faces a wave of migrants and slowly emerges from six years of recession.
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Congress Slams AAP for Delhi's Power, Water Woes
The Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee (DPCC) today blamed the Arvind Kejriwal-led government for the water and power woes faced by residents of the national capital.
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Tamil Nadu on Verge of Attaining Self-Sufficiency in Power Supply
The AIADMK-led Tamil Nadu government today said it has added over 4000 MW of power since assuming office in 2011, with schemes afoot to ensure availability of over 22,000 MW of electricity in coming years.
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Say Goodbye To Winter Skin Woes With These Expert-Approved Tips
Kiran Sethi has addressed the "pollution and winter skin disaster" with three simple yet powerful hacks to keep your skin healthy this season.
-
Chinese City Chengdu Dims Lights in Heatwave Power Crunch
A provincial capital in southwest China has dimmed outdoor advertisements, subway lighting and building signs to save energy, official announcements said, as the area battles a power crunch triggered by record-high temperatures.
-
Two Years, 600 Arrests: Malaysia Rounds Up Crypto Miners Stealing Power for Illegal Operations
Malaysian authorities nabbed over 600 crypto miners who were stealing electricity to generate cryptocurrencies on advanced computers. In the last two years, the Malaysian police has seized crypto mining equipment worth MYR 69.8 million (roughly Rs. 125 crore). The country aims to reduce its power problems by cracking down and shutting illegal crypt...
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More Than 100 Illegal Crypto Mining Farms Shut in Kazakhstan Amid Power Woes
Kazakhstan is ramping up efforts to bust illegal crypto mining hubs in the country, that is currently facing electricity woes. The authorities have registered 25 criminal cases and seized over 67,000 pieces of equipment worth about KZT 100 billion (roughly Rs. 1,478 crore) as part of these raids.
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Skincare Tips: Tomato May Help You Bid Farewell To Fight Skin Woes; Here Are Few Simple Ways To Use It For Different Skin Problems
Best Skincare tips: Struggling with skin issues? You can try some powerful home remedies to fight skin issues. Tomato is an effective remedy you can try. It contains many properties beneficial for skin. Here are some simple ways to use tomato for skin.
-
Madhya Pradesh Officials Blame Bats For Power Cuts, BJP Attacks Congress
As Madhya Pradesh continues to reel under frequent and unscheduled power cuts, officials of the state electricity company are holding bats responsible for the woes, claiming that they are causing faults in the supply lines, especially in Bhopal.
-
Head Of NGO For ''Harassed Husbands'' Files Nomination In Gujarat
The head of an organisation representing ''harassed husbands'' has jumped into the Lok Sabha poll fray in Gujarat with a promise that if voted to power, he will voice woes of men "victimised" by their wives.
-
Intel Bucks Chip Industry Woes; Powered by PCs, iPhones
Intel bucked the trend thanks to strong sales of chips for PCs, the second quarter in the row it benefited from the sector, and increasing sales of iPhone modem chips.
-
Beat Monsoons Woes With The Power Of Neem!
During monsoon, there is an increased risk of infections, and your skin and hair also require extra care, all of which neem can help you with.
-
Tesla Will Build World's Largest Battery in Australia, Promises Elon Musk
The 100MW battery, with enough capacity to power 30,000 homes, will be built in Jamestown (230-kilometers from Adelaide) to help tide over South Australia's energy woes.
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Winter Is Coming, And So Is A Spike In Pollution, Warn Environmentalists
With winter approaching, Delhi's pollution woes are about to return, environmentalists have warned, calling for reinstating traffic restrictions, curbs on coal-fuelled power plants and construction projects.
-
Delhi's Power Demand Rises To 6,188 Megawatt
Within a day of breaking previous records, Delhi's power demand today rose further and hit an all-time peak of 6,188 MW while electricity supply was crippled in large areas of South Delhi adding to the woes of people battling sweltering heat.
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Croatia Goes to the Polls Facing Migrant Wave, Economy Woes
Croatians voted in a general election today with conservatives aspiring to return to power as the EU nation faces a wave of migrants and slowly emerges from six years of recession.
-
Congress Slams AAP for Delhi's Power, Water Woes
The Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee (DPCC) today blamed the Arvind Kejriwal-led government for the water and power woes faced by residents of the national capital.
-
Tamil Nadu on Verge of Attaining Self-Sufficiency in Power Supply
The AIADMK-led Tamil Nadu government today said it has added over 4000 MW of power since assuming office in 2011, with schemes afoot to ensure availability of over 22,000 MW of electricity in coming years.
