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Hina Khan Says Hello To "New Skin" With This Beauty Treatment
Hina Khan offered us a glimpse of her undergoing radio frequency beauty treatment
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India Plans to Issue E-Passports to Its Citizens Starting 2022: V Muraleedharan
Union Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan said that the government is planning to issue e-passports to its citizens, starting in 2022-23.
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Delhi Civic Body Launches Site For Toll Tags Pre-Registration Of Vehicles
The South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) on Monday launched a website for pre-registration of commercial vehicles for radio frequency identity (RFID) tags.
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Akash Missile Successfully Tested With Home-Made Radio Frequency Seeker
India's indigenous surface-to-air missile Akash was successfully test fired on Tuesday, for the first time with a home-made radio frequency seeker, an official said.
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COAI Seeks Scrapping of Import Licence Norms for RF Equipment
The norms requiring telecom firms to acquire import licence for radio frequency equipment such as antennas and base station should be abolished, COAI said.
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To Check Child Theft in Tamil Nadu, Radio Frequency Tags for Newborns
From next month, newborn babies in government hospitals across Tamil Nadu will get hi-tech protection. The baby, mother, and the attender will get radio frequency identification tags that would raise an alarm and alert the police if the baby is taken out of the ward.
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Radio Frequency Identification in Government Hospitals to Tag Babies
Seeking to put a stop to instances of new born babies being whisked away from government hospitals by unknown persons, Tamil Nadu government today said it proposes to provide Radio Frequency Identification or any similar technology to tag the infants.
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Airwaves are Public Property, Not Monopoly of the State: Arun Jaitley
Airwaves are public property and the myth that they are the monopoly of the state has been broken, Information and Broadcasting Minister Arun Jaitley said on Monday.
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Kashmir handicrafts to have radio frequency identification to check thefts
In stern measures to stop the sale of fake Kashmiri shawls the world over, the Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to use radio frequency identification tag (RFIT) to protect the state's handicraft."World famous Kashmiri shawls will be tagged through RFIT which will be a great step forward to protect Kashmiri handicrafts across the globe. This...
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Is your kid in school? SMS will tell
Rohan reached school safely; 1pm -- Rohan has left the institute's premises; the school bus has just crossed Vashi . Imagine getting updates like these about the whereabouts of your child while you are at work. Wouldn't it quell the anxiety of parents? That's exactly the intention behind the Greenfingers Global School's decision to install th...
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Mobile phones and male fertility
The prolonged use of cell phones may have a negative effect on sperm production and male fertility. Carrying a mobile in hip pockets or a holster on the waist could cut sperm count by nearly 30 percent, according to recent research.
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Heat treatment for breast cancer
A new technique known as radio frequency (RF) ablation can successfully treat small breast cancers with radio frequency radiation by heating and destroying the cancer. RF ablation is being tested as a less invasive means of destroying various solid tumours.
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Hina Khan Says Hello To "New Skin" With This Beauty Treatment
Hina Khan offered us a glimpse of her undergoing radio frequency beauty treatment
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India Plans to Issue E-Passports to Its Citizens Starting 2022: V Muraleedharan
Union Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan said that the government is planning to issue e-passports to its citizens, starting in 2022-23.
-
Delhi Civic Body Launches Site For Toll Tags Pre-Registration Of Vehicles
The South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) on Monday launched a website for pre-registration of commercial vehicles for radio frequency identity (RFID) tags.
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Akash Missile Successfully Tested With Home-Made Radio Frequency Seeker
India's indigenous surface-to-air missile Akash was successfully test fired on Tuesday, for the first time with a home-made radio frequency seeker, an official said.
-
COAI Seeks Scrapping of Import Licence Norms for RF Equipment
The norms requiring telecom firms to acquire import licence for radio frequency equipment such as antennas and base station should be abolished, COAI said.
-
To Check Child Theft in Tamil Nadu, Radio Frequency Tags for Newborns
From next month, newborn babies in government hospitals across Tamil Nadu will get hi-tech protection. The baby, mother, and the attender will get radio frequency identification tags that would raise an alarm and alert the police if the baby is taken out of the ward.
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Radio Frequency Identification in Government Hospitals to Tag Babies
Seeking to put a stop to instances of new born babies being whisked away from government hospitals by unknown persons, Tamil Nadu government today said it proposes to provide Radio Frequency Identification or any similar technology to tag the infants.
-
Airwaves are Public Property, Not Monopoly of the State: Arun Jaitley
Airwaves are public property and the myth that they are the monopoly of the state has been broken, Information and Broadcasting Minister Arun Jaitley said on Monday.
-
Kashmir handicrafts to have radio frequency identification to check thefts
In stern measures to stop the sale of fake Kashmiri shawls the world over, the Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to use radio frequency identification tag (RFIT) to protect the state's handicraft."World famous Kashmiri shawls will be tagged through RFIT which will be a great step forward to protect Kashmiri handicrafts across the globe. This...
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Is your kid in school? SMS will tell
Rohan reached school safely; 1pm -- Rohan has left the institute's premises; the school bus has just crossed Vashi . Imagine getting updates like these about the whereabouts of your child while you are at work. Wouldn't it quell the anxiety of parents? That's exactly the intention behind the Greenfingers Global School's decision to install th...
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Mobile phones and male fertility
The prolonged use of cell phones may have a negative effect on sperm production and male fertility. Carrying a mobile in hip pockets or a holster on the waist could cut sperm count by nearly 30 percent, according to recent research.
-
Heat treatment for breast cancer
A new technique known as radio frequency (RF) ablation can successfully treat small breast cancers with radio frequency radiation by heating and destroying the cancer. RF ablation is being tested as a less invasive means of destroying various solid tumours.
