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Supreme Court Upholds Dalit Research Scholar's Suspension From TISS
The Supreme Court on Friday upheld a decision of the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) suspending Dalit PhD scholar Ramadas KS for his alleged misconduct and anti-national activities but relaxed it to the period already undergone.
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Liverpool's Premier League Win Triggered Seismic Tremors At Anfield
The data showed that the 60,415-strong crowd at Anfield generated real seismic activity as Liverpool routed Spurs en route to Premier League glory.
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Gemini App to Get Improved Personalisation Features; Gemini Ultra Plan Said to Be in the Works
Gemini app will get new personalisation features to make users’ experience more immersive. A Google executive revealed that the company is working to upgrade the chatbot app with enhanced memory and the ability to draw upon information from users’ Google accounts. The AI app might also get new agentic capabilities similar to the Deep Research t...
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ISRO Sets June 2025 Launch for Joint NASA-ISRO NISAR Satellite After Delays
NISAR, the joint NASA-ISRO satellite mission, is set to launch in June 2025 after resolving technical issues. It will monitor Earth's surface with advanced radar imaging. The NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) mission is finally nearing liftoff after overcoming delays caused by overheating concerns in its 12-meter radar antenna. Now sched...
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Can Excessive Salt Intake Affect Your Mental Health?
Research is emerging that suggests a high-sodium diet could worsen symptoms of depression, anxiety, and even increase the risk of neurodegenerative diseases.
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British Great-Grandma Now Holds Record Of Being Oldest At 115
A British woman, Ethel Caterham, became the world's oldest person aged 115 on Thursday after the death of a Brazilian nun who had held the record, according to research groups.
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Global CEOs' Pay Rose 50% Since 2019, 56 Times More Than Workers: Report
Noting that the average pay for CEOs in India has reached $2 million a year, a new study by research and advocacy group Oxfam said the average pay for global CEOs surged by 50 per cent in real terms since 2019.
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Samsung Retains Top Spot as Global Smartphone Shipments Grew 0.2 Percent YoY in Q1 2025: Canalys
Global smartphone shipments recorded a slight year-on-year (YoY) growth of 0.2 percent for the January-March period (Q1) in 2025, according to a new report by market research firm Canalys. Markets including India, Latin America, marked notable declines in Q1, while China and the US recorded growth. Samsung secured top spot in the first quarter by g...
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New Shape-Shifting Microrobots Can Walk, Fly, and More: Everything You Need to Know
Researchers have developed microrobots that can dynamically change shape and move across land and air, opening new possibilities for exploration, rescue, medical devices, and virtual reality.
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Are Energy Drinks Ruining Your Health? Here Are The Risks
Research shows that energy drinks can pose significant short-term health risks.
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Is Gravity The Code? New Theory Suggests The Universe Is A Giant Quantum Computer
A new study proposes that gravity might be a product of computational processes within the universe, suggesting that the cosmos could be operating like a giant quantum computer, and potentially living in a simulated reality.
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Switch-On Diet: This Viral Korean Diet Promises Fat Loss In 4 Weeks But May Be Too Strict
'Switch-On Diet' is a trending Korean weight loss diet developed by obesity researcher Dr Park Yong-Woo. Understanding any trending diet and seeking expert opinion is important before following it.
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This Innovative "Robotic Cake" Was Lit By Edible Chocolate Batteries
Scientists, pastry chefs and researchers worked together to make a one-of-a-kind "robotic wedding cake" which combined food and technology in a unique way.
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New Education Policy In Line With Global Standards: PM Modi
PM Modi also spoke about the state-of-art research and development cells established in the country in past few years.
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Echidna Species Lived Watery Lifestyles Like Platypuses: Study
As the world's only surviving egg-laying mammals, Australasia's platypus and four echidna species are among the most extraordinary animals on Earth.
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Supreme Court Upholds Dalit Research Scholar's Suspension From TISS
The Supreme Court on Friday upheld a decision of the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) suspending Dalit PhD scholar Ramadas KS for his alleged misconduct and anti-national activities but relaxed it to the period already undergone.
-
Liverpool's Premier League Win Triggered Seismic Tremors At Anfield
The data showed that the 60,415-strong crowd at Anfield generated real seismic activity as Liverpool routed Spurs en route to Premier League glory.
-
Gemini App to Get Improved Personalisation Features; Gemini Ultra Plan Said to Be in the Works
Gemini app will get new personalisation features to make users’ experience more immersive. A Google executive revealed that the company is working to upgrade the chatbot app with enhanced memory and the ability to draw upon information from users’ Google accounts. The AI app might also get new agentic capabilities similar to the Deep Research t...
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ISRO Sets June 2025 Launch for Joint NASA-ISRO NISAR Satellite After Delays
NISAR, the joint NASA-ISRO satellite mission, is set to launch in June 2025 after resolving technical issues. It will monitor Earth's surface with advanced radar imaging. The NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) mission is finally nearing liftoff after overcoming delays caused by overheating concerns in its 12-meter radar antenna. Now sched...
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Can Excessive Salt Intake Affect Your Mental Health?
Research is emerging that suggests a high-sodium diet could worsen symptoms of depression, anxiety, and even increase the risk of neurodegenerative diseases.
-
British Great-Grandma Now Holds Record Of Being Oldest At 115
A British woman, Ethel Caterham, became the world's oldest person aged 115 on Thursday after the death of a Brazilian nun who had held the record, according to research groups.
-
Global CEOs' Pay Rose 50% Since 2019, 56 Times More Than Workers: Report
Noting that the average pay for CEOs in India has reached $2 million a year, a new study by research and advocacy group Oxfam said the average pay for global CEOs surged by 50 per cent in real terms since 2019.
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Samsung Retains Top Spot as Global Smartphone Shipments Grew 0.2 Percent YoY in Q1 2025: Canalys
Global smartphone shipments recorded a slight year-on-year (YoY) growth of 0.2 percent for the January-March period (Q1) in 2025, according to a new report by market research firm Canalys. Markets including India, Latin America, marked notable declines in Q1, while China and the US recorded growth. Samsung secured top spot in the first quarter by g...
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New Shape-Shifting Microrobots Can Walk, Fly, and More: Everything You Need to Know
Researchers have developed microrobots that can dynamically change shape and move across land and air, opening new possibilities for exploration, rescue, medical devices, and virtual reality.
-
Are Energy Drinks Ruining Your Health? Here Are The Risks
Research shows that energy drinks can pose significant short-term health risks.
-
Is Gravity The Code? New Theory Suggests The Universe Is A Giant Quantum Computer
A new study proposes that gravity might be a product of computational processes within the universe, suggesting that the cosmos could be operating like a giant quantum computer, and potentially living in a simulated reality.
-
Switch-On Diet: This Viral Korean Diet Promises Fat Loss In 4 Weeks But May Be Too Strict
'Switch-On Diet' is a trending Korean weight loss diet developed by obesity researcher Dr Park Yong-Woo. Understanding any trending diet and seeking expert opinion is important before following it.
-
This Innovative "Robotic Cake" Was Lit By Edible Chocolate Batteries
Scientists, pastry chefs and researchers worked together to make a one-of-a-kind "robotic wedding cake" which combined food and technology in a unique way.
-
New Education Policy In Line With Global Standards: PM Modi
PM Modi also spoke about the state-of-art research and development cells established in the country in past few years.
-
Echidna Species Lived Watery Lifestyles Like Platypuses: Study
As the world's only surviving egg-laying mammals, Australasia's platypus and four echidna species are among the most extraordinary animals on Earth.
