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Why Do Trains Slow Down Before Tunnels And Bridges? 5 Reasons You Should Know
If you have ever noticed your train slowing before entering a tunnel or crossing a bridge, there is a reason - five of them, in fact.
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North America's Tallest Lord Ram Statue At 51-Feet, Unveiled In Canada
A 51-foot-tall statue of Lord Rama has been installed in Mississauga, Canada, making it the tallest structure dedicated to the deity in North America.
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Chef Vikas Khanna Reveals How A Simple Exercise Helps Him Stay Fit At 53
Vikas Khanna recently revealed that he keeps his physical and mental health in check through a structured self-care routine
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Faulty Engineering Caused Titan Submersible Implosion That Killed 5 In 2023, Report Finds
The report noted that OceanGate did not address potential issues before the fatal dive.
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Opinion | Here's Everything That Google's $15 Billion AI Bet Really Brings To India
The partnership structure, while involving Indian firms, still concentrates ultimate control in Google's hands. India must ensure that it shapes the intelligence that flows through it, rather than being shaped by it.
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Meitei Community Seeks Probe Into Demolition Of Iconic Heritage Bungalow In Shillong
Members of the Meitei community in Meghalaya's Shillong came out in large numbers in protest against the demolition of an iconic building that served as the home of the last king of Manipur.
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Samsung Patent Document Hints at 'Self-Healing' Screen for Foldable Phones: Report
Samsung reportedly patents self-healing screen technology and fingerprint sensor for foldables. The technology could debut in company's future foldable smartphones. The proposed structure can detect cracks, prevent damage, and heal sensitive areas, like in the camera cutouts and sensor regions. If implemented, the techonogly would pave way for a le...
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Why Do Aircraft Wings Bend And Flex Mid-Flight? 5 Interesting Reasons
Here's a detailed look at why airplane wings bend mid-flight and why passengers should actually feel reassured.
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'India Proved Doubters Wrong...': IMF Chief's Praise In Global Economy Meet
IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva praised India's 'bold economic and structural reforms' - from revised direct and indirect tax laws to the mass rollout of a digital payments ecosystem - on the first day of a meeting of world financial leaders.
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8th Pay Commission Soon? A Guide To Your Estimated Salary Hike And Allowances
The long-awaited 8th Pay Commission is set to bring significant hikes in salaries for central government employees and pensioners.
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After Manipur's Iconic Building Razed, A Renovation vs Reconstruction Row
The Manipur government has clarified that an iconic old building in Shillong linked to Manipur's history, whose demolition sparked protests on Friday, will be reconstructed by retaining the original architectural design.
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Delhi University's St Stephen's College Releases Fee Structure For Academic Year 2025-26
Students are advised that DU fees (annual fees) must be paid through the DU Admission Portal/Website, while college fees (semester fees) are payable after joining the college.
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Bitcoin Price Rises Above $121,000 as Crypto Market Sees Technical Reset
Bitcoin is trading just above $121,000 (roughly Rs. 1.07 crore) as the crypto market consolidates after testing new highs earlier this week. Ethereum remains steady at nearly $4,350 (roughly Rs. 3.86 lakh). Analysts view the pullback as a technical reset, with continued institutional inflows supporting long-term momentum.
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How 2025 Nobel Prize Winner Australian Chemist's Work Is Changing World
The 2025 Nobel prize in chemistry has been awarded for the development of metalorganic frameworks: molecular structures that have large spaces within them, capable of capturing and storing gases and other chemicals.
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Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS May Originate from Milky Way’s Hidden Frontier, New Study Suggests
A new study proposes that interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS may have originated in the thick disk region of the Milky Way, a lesser-known frontier beyond the spiral arms. Observations of its composition and trajectory support this possibility. Detailed telescopic messages from this visitor may help unravel the structure and evolution of our galaxy.
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Why Do Trains Slow Down Before Tunnels And Bridges? 5 Reasons You Should Know
If you have ever noticed your train slowing before entering a tunnel or crossing a bridge, there is a reason - five of them, in fact.
-
North America's Tallest Lord Ram Statue At 51-Feet, Unveiled In Canada
A 51-foot-tall statue of Lord Rama has been installed in Mississauga, Canada, making it the tallest structure dedicated to the deity in North America.
-
Chef Vikas Khanna Reveals How A Simple Exercise Helps Him Stay Fit At 53
Vikas Khanna recently revealed that he keeps his physical and mental health in check through a structured self-care routine
-
Faulty Engineering Caused Titan Submersible Implosion That Killed 5 In 2023, Report Finds
The report noted that OceanGate did not address potential issues before the fatal dive.
-
Opinion | Here's Everything That Google's $15 Billion AI Bet Really Brings To India
The partnership structure, while involving Indian firms, still concentrates ultimate control in Google's hands. India must ensure that it shapes the intelligence that flows through it, rather than being shaped by it.
-
Meitei Community Seeks Probe Into Demolition Of Iconic Heritage Bungalow In Shillong
Members of the Meitei community in Meghalaya's Shillong came out in large numbers in protest against the demolition of an iconic building that served as the home of the last king of Manipur.
-
Samsung Patent Document Hints at 'Self-Healing' Screen for Foldable Phones: Report
Samsung reportedly patents self-healing screen technology and fingerprint sensor for foldables. The technology could debut in company's future foldable smartphones. The proposed structure can detect cracks, prevent damage, and heal sensitive areas, like in the camera cutouts and sensor regions. If implemented, the techonogly would pave way for a le...
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Why Do Aircraft Wings Bend And Flex Mid-Flight? 5 Interesting Reasons
Here's a detailed look at why airplane wings bend mid-flight and why passengers should actually feel reassured.
-
'India Proved Doubters Wrong...': IMF Chief's Praise In Global Economy Meet
IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva praised India's 'bold economic and structural reforms' - from revised direct and indirect tax laws to the mass rollout of a digital payments ecosystem - on the first day of a meeting of world financial leaders.
-
8th Pay Commission Soon? A Guide To Your Estimated Salary Hike And Allowances
The long-awaited 8th Pay Commission is set to bring significant hikes in salaries for central government employees and pensioners.
-
After Manipur's Iconic Building Razed, A Renovation vs Reconstruction Row
The Manipur government has clarified that an iconic old building in Shillong linked to Manipur's history, whose demolition sparked protests on Friday, will be reconstructed by retaining the original architectural design.
-
Delhi University's St Stephen's College Releases Fee Structure For Academic Year 2025-26
Students are advised that DU fees (annual fees) must be paid through the DU Admission Portal/Website, while college fees (semester fees) are payable after joining the college.
-
Bitcoin Price Rises Above $121,000 as Crypto Market Sees Technical Reset
Bitcoin is trading just above $121,000 (roughly Rs. 1.07 crore) as the crypto market consolidates after testing new highs earlier this week. Ethereum remains steady at nearly $4,350 (roughly Rs. 3.86 lakh). Analysts view the pullback as a technical reset, with continued institutional inflows supporting long-term momentum.
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How 2025 Nobel Prize Winner Australian Chemist's Work Is Changing World
The 2025 Nobel prize in chemistry has been awarded for the development of metalorganic frameworks: molecular structures that have large spaces within them, capable of capturing and storing gases and other chemicals.
-
Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS May Originate from Milky Way’s Hidden Frontier, New Study Suggests
A new study proposes that interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS may have originated in the thick disk region of the Milky Way, a lesser-known frontier beyond the spiral arms. Observations of its composition and trajectory support this possibility. Detailed telescopic messages from this visitor may help unravel the structure and evolution of our galaxy.
