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Protein-Based Toothpaste Made From Hair Could Repair Tooth Enamel, Say Researchers
Researchers expect keratin-based products to be available within two to three years, pending further trials and industry partnerships.
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No Repairs In The Offing, UP Residents Hold 'Tehravi' For Broken Road
Fed up with a year-long delay in repairs, residents held a "memorial service" for their broken road on Tuesday.
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From Bat-Signal To Heart-Saver: How India's First Batman Procedure Helped A High-Risk Patient Avoid Open-Heart Surgery
A team in Jaipur has performed Indias first electrosurgical valve-in-valve mitral intervention, informally known as the "Batman Procedure", offering a minimally invasive option for very high-risk patients with failed mitral valves.
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Evacuation In Disaster-Hit Uttarakashi Underway, 816 Rescued So Far
After the devastating flash-floods that hit Dharali and Harsil, 816 civilians have been rescued by the Indian Army, Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) till Saturday
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Teardown Video Indicates Self-Repair Enthusiasts Might Struggle to Disassemble the Phone
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Teardown video was released by iFixit to give a glimpse of its internals and rate its repairability. The flagship phone gets a poor rating in the teardown. It has tightly packed components and a fragile inner display. Sourcing parts of the phone also said to be difficult. It gets a repairability score of three out of 10.
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The World's Biggest Passenger Planes Keep Breaking Down
The world's largest commercial passenger jet, the Airbus SE A380, enjoyed an unexpected resurgence hauling full loads of passengers when global travel rebounded after the pandemic.
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Indian Man Praises Dutch Authorities For Fixing Road Quickly: "Coming from India..."
The man felt impressed by the proactive approach of the Dutch government.
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NASA Reveals How It Fixed A Camera 370-Million-Miles Away In Deep Space
The technique has implications for future space missions, showing the potential for remote diagnostics and repair in deep space.
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UP Boy, 8, Electrocuted. He Went Near Transformer To Fetch Cricket Ball
A seven-year-old boy was electrocuted in Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow when he came in contact with a transformer in his neighbourhood, the damaged gate to which had not been repaired despite repeated complaints by residents of the area.
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British F-35's Recovery Reminds Of Daring Rescue Of Mirage 2000 Jet From Mauritius
The evacuation of a stranded British F-35B jet from Thiruvananthapuram on Tuesday rekindled memories of a similar problem the Indian Air Force faced two decades ago - one of its Mirage-2000 jets was badly damaged and stuck in Mauritius
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NASA Engineers Rescue JunoCam with Deep-Space Heating Hack
NASA’s JunoCam, once believed nearly lost to Jupiter’s intense radiation, has made a stunning comeback thanks to a bold experiment. Engineers used a process called annealing—heating the camera from afar—to reverse internal damage and restore image clarity. Just in time for a close flyby of the volcanic moon Io, the camera delivered detailed...
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F-35B Fighter Leaves Kerala Airport After Being Stranded For 5 Weeks
The British Royal Navy's F-35B fighter jet, which had been stranded in Kerala for over a month after making an emergency landing, flew out of the Thiruvananthapuram airport this morning.
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New Hospitals, Flyovers Soon As Delhi Ramps Up Health, Transport Infrastructure
Delhi is ramping up its health infrastructure, with over 1,300 new hospital beds almost ready across four government hospitals, and the construction of seven hospitals with ICU facilities is underway in the city.
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Apple, Croma Asked To Refund Customer's i-Phone Cost Over Microphone Defect
The complainant purchased an iPhone 11 for Rs 65,264 from a Croma store in Mumbai on June 4, 2021.
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How Could A School Run Without Classrooms, Asks Delhi High Court
A school, run by MCD, was operating without any classrooms, and only with facilities of a boundary wall, in Khirki Village. A petition was submitted for the necessary reconstruction of the place, after a span of 60 years.
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Protein-Based Toothpaste Made From Hair Could Repair Tooth Enamel, Say Researchers
Researchers expect keratin-based products to be available within two to three years, pending further trials and industry partnerships.
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No Repairs In The Offing, UP Residents Hold 'Tehravi' For Broken Road
Fed up with a year-long delay in repairs, residents held a "memorial service" for their broken road on Tuesday.
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From Bat-Signal To Heart-Saver: How India's First Batman Procedure Helped A High-Risk Patient Avoid Open-Heart Surgery
A team in Jaipur has performed Indias first electrosurgical valve-in-valve mitral intervention, informally known as the "Batman Procedure", offering a minimally invasive option for very high-risk patients with failed mitral valves.
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Evacuation In Disaster-Hit Uttarakashi Underway, 816 Rescued So Far
After the devastating flash-floods that hit Dharali and Harsil, 816 civilians have been rescued by the Indian Army, Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) till Saturday
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Teardown Video Indicates Self-Repair Enthusiasts Might Struggle to Disassemble the Phone
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Teardown video was released by iFixit to give a glimpse of its internals and rate its repairability. The flagship phone gets a poor rating in the teardown. It has tightly packed components and a fragile inner display. Sourcing parts of the phone also said to be difficult. It gets a repairability score of three out of 10.
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The World's Biggest Passenger Planes Keep Breaking Down
The world's largest commercial passenger jet, the Airbus SE A380, enjoyed an unexpected resurgence hauling full loads of passengers when global travel rebounded after the pandemic.
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Indian Man Praises Dutch Authorities For Fixing Road Quickly: "Coming from India..."
The man felt impressed by the proactive approach of the Dutch government.
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NASA Reveals How It Fixed A Camera 370-Million-Miles Away In Deep Space
The technique has implications for future space missions, showing the potential for remote diagnostics and repair in deep space.
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UP Boy, 8, Electrocuted. He Went Near Transformer To Fetch Cricket Ball
A seven-year-old boy was electrocuted in Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow when he came in contact with a transformer in his neighbourhood, the damaged gate to which had not been repaired despite repeated complaints by residents of the area.
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British F-35's Recovery Reminds Of Daring Rescue Of Mirage 2000 Jet From Mauritius
The evacuation of a stranded British F-35B jet from Thiruvananthapuram on Tuesday rekindled memories of a similar problem the Indian Air Force faced two decades ago - one of its Mirage-2000 jets was badly damaged and stuck in Mauritius
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NASA Engineers Rescue JunoCam with Deep-Space Heating Hack
NASA’s JunoCam, once believed nearly lost to Jupiter’s intense radiation, has made a stunning comeback thanks to a bold experiment. Engineers used a process called annealing—heating the camera from afar—to reverse internal damage and restore image clarity. Just in time for a close flyby of the volcanic moon Io, the camera delivered detailed...
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F-35B Fighter Leaves Kerala Airport After Being Stranded For 5 Weeks
The British Royal Navy's F-35B fighter jet, which had been stranded in Kerala for over a month after making an emergency landing, flew out of the Thiruvananthapuram airport this morning.
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New Hospitals, Flyovers Soon As Delhi Ramps Up Health, Transport Infrastructure
Delhi is ramping up its health infrastructure, with over 1,300 new hospital beds almost ready across four government hospitals, and the construction of seven hospitals with ICU facilities is underway in the city.
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Apple, Croma Asked To Refund Customer's i-Phone Cost Over Microphone Defect
The complainant purchased an iPhone 11 for Rs 65,264 from a Croma store in Mumbai on June 4, 2021.
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How Could A School Run Without Classrooms, Asks Delhi High Court
A school, run by MCD, was operating without any classrooms, and only with facilities of a boundary wall, in Khirki Village. A petition was submitted for the necessary reconstruction of the place, after a span of 60 years.
