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India's Soybean Output Shrinks Despite More Sowing As Dry Spells Hit Key States
Maharashtra, one of India's main soybean-producing states, is expected to see production fall by about a third.
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AI Insiders Far More Bullish Than Public On Nobel-Level Discovery
A recent Anthropic survey finds 91% of its staff expect AI to make a Nobel-level discovery by 2030, against 39% of US adults. The groups agree on what AI can do today but not on how fast it will improve.
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US Entrepreneur Asked AI to Make Her More Productive. It Gave 156 Tasks On Her To-Do List
Schwartz said that asking AI to help with a project often leads to a plan, which then becomes a checklist and eventually a series of additional tasks.
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Dino Morea, 50, Stretches Outdoors: Why Exercising In The Sun Can Help
Dino Morea's outdoor stretching routine offers a reminder that staying active can remain an important part of life at any age. However, healthy ageing is not about following a celebrity's fitness routine exactly.
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Swiggy Instamart Faces Food Safety Complaints Over Alleged Insects In Noice Products
Separate complaints cited flies in a sealed atta packet, a worm in French Chocolate Rocher and mould inside a cake, raising questions over food safety and quality control.
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Dharma Productions Set To Explore New Territory With 2 Big-Budget Creature Films: Report
Dharma Productions is set to commence shooting for both the films towards the end of 2026
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AI Making Workers More Productive, Not Companies, Claims McKinsey Top Executive
McKinsey chair Eric Kutcher says AI raises employee productivity but not overall company output.
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Started By 7 Women With Rs 80, How Lijjat Papad Became An Indian Icon
What started with seven women and Rs 80 in Mumbai grew into a women-led organisation that now provides self-employment to around 45,000 members across India.
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Ukraine Says It Attacked 3 Missile Production Facilities In Russia
In a statement on Telegram, Ukraine's General Staff said the Russian facility for "liquidation of intercontinental ballistic missiles" was hit to degrade Russia's ability to source explosives and rocket fuel.
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Indian 3: Kamal Haasan Returns As Senapathy; Here's What To Expect From War Mode
The third instalment was teased at the end of Indian 2, with the story set to delve into Senapathy's past and family history.
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Apple's October Surprise: New Macs, HomePod Mini, TV And More May Launch Soon
Apple is planning to unveil another set of products in the final week of October, following an expected smart home product launch around October 13.
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More Than Build Muscle, Leucine Also Powers Up Your Cells: Study
The researchers found that leucine does more than contribute to protein production. It also helps prevent the breakdown of certain proteins located on the outer surface of mitochondria.
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Amazon, Flipkart Audit Security Camera Listings in India Over Govt Compliance: Report
E-commerce platforms review third-party camera listings after a report flagged hundreds of devices lacked mandatory approvals.
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This Himachal Woman Started With 20 Litres Of Milk, Now Runs A Rs 70 Lakh Business
A resident of Shimla, Kavita Sharma, started her milk processing unit in October 2025 with just 20 litres of milk a day.
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Explained: How US Controls Iraq's Oil Revenues
Oil is Iraq's most important revenue source, making up about 90% of the state budget. This gives Washington significant sway over the country's economic and political stability.
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India's Soybean Output Shrinks Despite More Sowing As Dry Spells Hit Key States
Maharashtra, one of India's main soybean-producing states, is expected to see production fall by about a third.
-
AI Insiders Far More Bullish Than Public On Nobel-Level Discovery
A recent Anthropic survey finds 91% of its staff expect AI to make a Nobel-level discovery by 2030, against 39% of US adults. The groups agree on what AI can do today but not on how fast it will improve.
-
US Entrepreneur Asked AI to Make Her More Productive. It Gave 156 Tasks On Her To-Do List
Schwartz said that asking AI to help with a project often leads to a plan, which then becomes a checklist and eventually a series of additional tasks.
-
Dino Morea, 50, Stretches Outdoors: Why Exercising In The Sun Can Help
Dino Morea's outdoor stretching routine offers a reminder that staying active can remain an important part of life at any age. However, healthy ageing is not about following a celebrity's fitness routine exactly.
-
Swiggy Instamart Faces Food Safety Complaints Over Alleged Insects In Noice Products
Separate complaints cited flies in a sealed atta packet, a worm in French Chocolate Rocher and mould inside a cake, raising questions over food safety and quality control.
-
Dharma Productions Set To Explore New Territory With 2 Big-Budget Creature Films: Report
Dharma Productions is set to commence shooting for both the films towards the end of 2026
-
AI Making Workers More Productive, Not Companies, Claims McKinsey Top Executive
McKinsey chair Eric Kutcher says AI raises employee productivity but not overall company output.
-
Started By 7 Women With Rs 80, How Lijjat Papad Became An Indian Icon
What started with seven women and Rs 80 in Mumbai grew into a women-led organisation that now provides self-employment to around 45,000 members across India.
-
Ukraine Says It Attacked 3 Missile Production Facilities In Russia
In a statement on Telegram, Ukraine's General Staff said the Russian facility for "liquidation of intercontinental ballistic missiles" was hit to degrade Russia's ability to source explosives and rocket fuel.
-
Indian 3: Kamal Haasan Returns As Senapathy; Here's What To Expect From War Mode
The third instalment was teased at the end of Indian 2, with the story set to delve into Senapathy's past and family history.
-
Apple's October Surprise: New Macs, HomePod Mini, TV And More May Launch Soon
Apple is planning to unveil another set of products in the final week of October, following an expected smart home product launch around October 13.
-
More Than Build Muscle, Leucine Also Powers Up Your Cells: Study
The researchers found that leucine does more than contribute to protein production. It also helps prevent the breakdown of certain proteins located on the outer surface of mitochondria.
-
Amazon, Flipkart Audit Security Camera Listings in India Over Govt Compliance: Report
E-commerce platforms review third-party camera listings after a report flagged hundreds of devices lacked mandatory approvals.
-
This Himachal Woman Started With 20 Litres Of Milk, Now Runs A Rs 70 Lakh Business
A resident of Shimla, Kavita Sharma, started her milk processing unit in October 2025 with just 20 litres of milk a day.
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Explained: How US Controls Iraq's Oil Revenues
Oil is Iraq's most important revenue source, making up about 90% of the state budget. This gives Washington significant sway over the country's economic and political stability.
