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Nisarga Adhikary, Teen Who Flagged Flaws In CBSE's OSM System, Named In US DoJ Hall Of Fame
In June this year, IIT Kanpur appointed Nisarga Adhikary as an Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and Threat Intelligence Engineer at C3iHub, its cybersecurity-focused technology innovation hub.
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A Judge's Straight Bat Behind Supreme Court's 'Umpire' Swipe In Election Commission Case
Justice Dipankar Datta said that if the batting team gets to select the umpire, questions over neutrality would inevitably remain. He was hearing a case related to the 2023 law on how Election Commissioners are appointed.
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Should Poll Body Appointments Be Referred To Larger Bench? Top Court Split
The bench comprising Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice Satish Chandra Sharma held divergent views after hearing the matter for five days
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Did Two Nervous Systems Merge To Create The Human Brain? New Stanford Study Says Yes
The finding helped scientists grow human hindbrain neurons in the laboratory, something that has been difficult to achieve. This could eventually help researchers study conditions such as ALS and SMA
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Electronic Medical Records To Robotics: Expert In How Modern Healthcare Is Changing, And What Patients Can Expect
As patients become more aware of their health and have greater access to medical information, their expectations from hospitals are also changing. They want clear communication, transparency about treatment and costs, and a smoother experience throughout their healthcare journey.
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Finland Considers Renting Prison Space Abroad Amid Overcrowding
Finland is considering sending inmates abroad to serve their terms as the domestic prison system has become overcrowded.
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Man Says Healthcare Costs In US Made Him Consider Moving Back To India
He said that while the weather and infrastructure were great, his healthcare experience was the reason he would never settle down there.
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Why Does Venus Have No Moon? Scientists May Have Solved The Mystery
A new study suggests that Venus may have once had a moon that was eventually pulled towards the planet by tidal forces and destroyed because of Venus's slow rotation.
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Thermal Leak: What Really Happens To Your Stomach Long Before Heat Stroke Hits
Heat stroke can really impact your stomach before it hits. Here is what it means for your stomach and how to take care of your digestive system.
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Kiwi To Garlic: AIIMS-Trained Gastroenterologist Recommends These Foods For Better Gut Health
From kiwis and yoghurt to oats and garlic, these simple foods can add fibre and beneficial plant compounds to your diet.
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Early Sun May Have Devoured A Super-Earth, Scientists Say
According to research, adding a swallowed planet to the Sun's early history solves these mysteries all at once.
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When Your Heartbeat Goes Out Of Rhythm: What Do Different Types Of Arrhythmia Mean For Your Health?
An arrhythmia can be categorised depending on whether the heart is beating too fast, too slowly or abnormally.
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"For Half The Salary": India Job Interviews Tougher Than US, Reddit User Says
A Reddit post comparing technology job interviews in India and the US has sparked debate, with the user claiming Indian companies rely more heavily on difficult LeetCode questions while US interviews focus more on experience, system design and practical problem-solving.
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Meta Sued For Using Facebook, Instagram Photos To Train AI For Smart Glasses
The case, filed by a set of parents and their children in the US, alleged that Meta used their Facebook and Instagram photos without consent and fed the data to NameTag, an unreleased facial recognition system for its new AI glasses.
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UK Aerospace Firm Sigma Advanced Systems Starts Production In Andhra Pradesh
The Sri City facility is being developed to replicate the company's established UK manufacturing capabilities and bring a larger share of the aerospace value chain to India.
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Nisarga Adhikary, Teen Who Flagged Flaws In CBSE's OSM System, Named In US DoJ Hall Of Fame
In June this year, IIT Kanpur appointed Nisarga Adhikary as an Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and Threat Intelligence Engineer at C3iHub, its cybersecurity-focused technology innovation hub.
-
A Judge's Straight Bat Behind Supreme Court's 'Umpire' Swipe In Election Commission Case
Justice Dipankar Datta said that if the batting team gets to select the umpire, questions over neutrality would inevitably remain. He was hearing a case related to the 2023 law on how Election Commissioners are appointed.
-
Should Poll Body Appointments Be Referred To Larger Bench? Top Court Split
The bench comprising Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice Satish Chandra Sharma held divergent views after hearing the matter for five days
-
Did Two Nervous Systems Merge To Create The Human Brain? New Stanford Study Says Yes
The finding helped scientists grow human hindbrain neurons in the laboratory, something that has been difficult to achieve. This could eventually help researchers study conditions such as ALS and SMA
-
Electronic Medical Records To Robotics: Expert In How Modern Healthcare Is Changing, And What Patients Can Expect
As patients become more aware of their health and have greater access to medical information, their expectations from hospitals are also changing. They want clear communication, transparency about treatment and costs, and a smoother experience throughout their healthcare journey.
-
Finland Considers Renting Prison Space Abroad Amid Overcrowding
Finland is considering sending inmates abroad to serve their terms as the domestic prison system has become overcrowded.
-
Man Says Healthcare Costs In US Made Him Consider Moving Back To India
He said that while the weather and infrastructure were great, his healthcare experience was the reason he would never settle down there.
-
Why Does Venus Have No Moon? Scientists May Have Solved The Mystery
A new study suggests that Venus may have once had a moon that was eventually pulled towards the planet by tidal forces and destroyed because of Venus's slow rotation.
-
Thermal Leak: What Really Happens To Your Stomach Long Before Heat Stroke Hits
Heat stroke can really impact your stomach before it hits. Here is what it means for your stomach and how to take care of your digestive system.
-
Kiwi To Garlic: AIIMS-Trained Gastroenterologist Recommends These Foods For Better Gut Health
From kiwis and yoghurt to oats and garlic, these simple foods can add fibre and beneficial plant compounds to your diet.
-
Early Sun May Have Devoured A Super-Earth, Scientists Say
According to research, adding a swallowed planet to the Sun's early history solves these mysteries all at once.
-
When Your Heartbeat Goes Out Of Rhythm: What Do Different Types Of Arrhythmia Mean For Your Health?
An arrhythmia can be categorised depending on whether the heart is beating too fast, too slowly or abnormally.
-
"For Half The Salary": India Job Interviews Tougher Than US, Reddit User Says
A Reddit post comparing technology job interviews in India and the US has sparked debate, with the user claiming Indian companies rely more heavily on difficult LeetCode questions while US interviews focus more on experience, system design and practical problem-solving.
-
Meta Sued For Using Facebook, Instagram Photos To Train AI For Smart Glasses
The case, filed by a set of parents and their children in the US, alleged that Meta used their Facebook and Instagram photos without consent and fed the data to NameTag, an unreleased facial recognition system for its new AI glasses.
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UK Aerospace Firm Sigma Advanced Systems Starts Production In Andhra Pradesh
The Sri City facility is being developed to replicate the company's established UK manufacturing capabilities and bring a larger share of the aerospace value chain to India.
