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Chinese Firm Develops Technology That Uses AI To Predict Future Protestors
The company, Geedge Networks, sells a commercial version of the surveillance and censorship software used by the Chinese government to control online activity.
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World's Oldest Non-Figurative Painting Found In Indonesian Cave
The discovery was made by archaeology and archaeometry experts who studied several Palaeolithic artworks at the site.
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Indian Startup Pawzeeble Is Building a Pet-Focused Social Networking Space for Indian Users
The idea behind Pawzeeble did not come from analysing business research papers or identifying a profitable gap in the market. It was conceptualised, little by little, after Sathe began taking care of Leah, a paralysed rescue pup. Like most first-time pet parents in India, Sathe had to figure out the vaccine schedule, grooming rituals, supplements, ...
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Study Links Chronic Fatigue To Vitamin B12 And Folate Deficiencies
The findings highlight the importance of maintaining a balanced diet and ensuring the body receives enough essential nutrients to support overall health and energy levels.
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Nvidia Expands Beyond Chips, Ties Up With Unitree To Power Humanoid Robots For Universities
The system brings together Unitree’s H2 humanoid robot, which stands nearly six feet tall, with Nvidia’s Jetson Thor computing platform.
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ICC Board's Major Rule Changes: Trailing Use Of Pink Balls In Tests, Legside Wides, Consultation With Coach
The International Cricket Council has approved trialling the use of a pink ball in all Test matches so that play may not be affected by bad light, and it can continue under lights, while also researching lighting technology for match officials and venues to reduce lost play due to poor light
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This PhD Scholar Works 9-To-5, Drives A Bike Taxi Till 11 pm: "Recognised How Much Potential I Have"
In a viral Instagram video, Pandey reflected on how his outlook on life changed after pushing beyond what he once believed were his limits.
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Largest Shortages In Cancer Workforce In 2050 Could Be Nurses, Diagnostic Specialists: Study
Scaling up the global cancer workforce could reduce mortality by over 50 percent in 55 countries, notably in Africa, Central America, and South Asia.
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How India-Oman Trade Pact Opens Alternative Route To Gulf Beyond Hormuz
The India-Omani CEPA comes into force amid the ongoing US-Iran war, which has severely disrupted the movement of ships in the international waters crossing the Strait of Hormuz.
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Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra Announced With Blackwell RTX GPU, Nvidia RTX Spark Superchip
Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra was announced on Sunday as the company’s most powerful Surface laptop ever built. Developed in collaboration with Nvidia, the Redmond-based tech giant says its new laptop is aimed at creators, developers, AI researchers, and professionals. The Surface Laptop Ultra features Nvidia's latest Blackwell RTX graphics arch...
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New Material Could Help NASA Unlock Resources Hidden In Lunar Soil
The material was discovered during a research project at NASA's Glenn Research Centre in Cleveland.
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Experimental Pill Promises New Hope For Deadly Pancreatic Cancer
The drug is called daraxonrasib and it blocks a mutated protein that fuels tumor growth in more than 90% of pancreatic cancer cases — a target that had eluded treatment for decades.
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Research Aspirant Was Celebrating His Interview When Delhi Building Collapsed
Six people died when a commercial building collapsed near Saket metro station
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Can Drinking Beet Juice Lower Blood Pressure In Older Adults? New Study Says Yes
Researchers found that older adults who drank nitrate-rich beetroot juice for two weeks experienced a noticeable reduction in blood pressure. The findings also revealed that the benefits may be linked to changes in the bacteria living inside the mouth.
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International Day Of Yoga 2026 Focuses On Healthy Ageing Through Yoga Amid Rising Longevity
Yoga is increasingly being viewed not only as a public health intervention but also as a catalyst for innovation and economic growth in the senior wellness sector.
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Chinese Firm Develops Technology That Uses AI To Predict Future Protestors
The company, Geedge Networks, sells a commercial version of the surveillance and censorship software used by the Chinese government to control online activity.
-
World's Oldest Non-Figurative Painting Found In Indonesian Cave
The discovery was made by archaeology and archaeometry experts who studied several Palaeolithic artworks at the site.
-
Indian Startup Pawzeeble Is Building a Pet-Focused Social Networking Space for Indian Users
The idea behind Pawzeeble did not come from analysing business research papers or identifying a profitable gap in the market. It was conceptualised, little by little, after Sathe began taking care of Leah, a paralysed rescue pup. Like most first-time pet parents in India, Sathe had to figure out the vaccine schedule, grooming rituals, supplements, ...
-
Study Links Chronic Fatigue To Vitamin B12 And Folate Deficiencies
The findings highlight the importance of maintaining a balanced diet and ensuring the body receives enough essential nutrients to support overall health and energy levels.
-
Nvidia Expands Beyond Chips, Ties Up With Unitree To Power Humanoid Robots For Universities
The system brings together Unitree’s H2 humanoid robot, which stands nearly six feet tall, with Nvidia’s Jetson Thor computing platform.
-
ICC Board's Major Rule Changes: Trailing Use Of Pink Balls In Tests, Legside Wides, Consultation With Coach
The International Cricket Council has approved trialling the use of a pink ball in all Test matches so that play may not be affected by bad light, and it can continue under lights, while also researching lighting technology for match officials and venues to reduce lost play due to poor light
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This PhD Scholar Works 9-To-5, Drives A Bike Taxi Till 11 pm: "Recognised How Much Potential I Have"
In a viral Instagram video, Pandey reflected on how his outlook on life changed after pushing beyond what he once believed were his limits.
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Largest Shortages In Cancer Workforce In 2050 Could Be Nurses, Diagnostic Specialists: Study
Scaling up the global cancer workforce could reduce mortality by over 50 percent in 55 countries, notably in Africa, Central America, and South Asia.
-
How India-Oman Trade Pact Opens Alternative Route To Gulf Beyond Hormuz
The India-Omani CEPA comes into force amid the ongoing US-Iran war, which has severely disrupted the movement of ships in the international waters crossing the Strait of Hormuz.
-
Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra Announced With Blackwell RTX GPU, Nvidia RTX Spark Superchip
Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra was announced on Sunday as the company’s most powerful Surface laptop ever built. Developed in collaboration with Nvidia, the Redmond-based tech giant says its new laptop is aimed at creators, developers, AI researchers, and professionals. The Surface Laptop Ultra features Nvidia's latest Blackwell RTX graphics arch...
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New Material Could Help NASA Unlock Resources Hidden In Lunar Soil
The material was discovered during a research project at NASA's Glenn Research Centre in Cleveland.
-
Experimental Pill Promises New Hope For Deadly Pancreatic Cancer
The drug is called daraxonrasib and it blocks a mutated protein that fuels tumor growth in more than 90% of pancreatic cancer cases — a target that had eluded treatment for decades.
-
Research Aspirant Was Celebrating His Interview When Delhi Building Collapsed
Six people died when a commercial building collapsed near Saket metro station
-
Can Drinking Beet Juice Lower Blood Pressure In Older Adults? New Study Says Yes
Researchers found that older adults who drank nitrate-rich beetroot juice for two weeks experienced a noticeable reduction in blood pressure. The findings also revealed that the benefits may be linked to changes in the bacteria living inside the mouth.
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International Day Of Yoga 2026 Focuses On Healthy Ageing Through Yoga Amid Rising Longevity
Yoga is increasingly being viewed not only as a public health intervention but also as a catalyst for innovation and economic growth in the senior wellness sector.
