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"She Carefully Noted Every Step": Woman Teaches Mother How To Place Order Online, Wins Hearts
The mother listens carefully and writes down each instruction in a physical diary that she has been maintaining since 2002.
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Meta Officials Hold Discussions With Centre Over Username Feature: Sources
The government fears that the username feature will be misused by cyberthugs for impersonations, identity spoofing, phishing, and other online scams.
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Govt Amends Drugs Rules To Bring Stem Cell, Gene Therapies Under Central Licensing
The Central Government has amended the Drugs Rules, 1945 to bring cell or stem cell derived products, gene therapeutic products and xenografts under the Centrally License Approving Authority framework.
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Visvesvaraya Technological University Announces Engineering Results Just Five Minutes After Exam Ends
Digital evaluation helps university set new record; over 60,000 students receive results within minutes.
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China's New Tech Turns Seawater Into Drinking Water, No Power Needed
Chinese researchers have created a solar-powered desalination material that uses nanoparticle technology to convert seawater into fresh water at a cost lower than bottled water, running entirely on sunlight with no external power needed.
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Aspiring Engineer Shares Emotional Post After Failing To Get Into IIT: 'Today, I Cried'
An aspiring engineering student shares a heartfelt post after missing IIT Madras despite years of preparation.
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Hospitalised For Just 2 Hours? Your Health Insurance May Still Cover It
The biggest misconception among policyholders is that an overnight hospital stay is mandatory for insurance claims.
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Drone Delivery Takes Off In India, But Can It Replace The Last-Mile Rider?
Routine medical deliveries, warehouse transfers, emergency supplies and rural shipments are likely to move to the skies first.
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Role Of Digital Health, AI And Remote Monitoring In Obesity Care Delivery
Given the chronic and relapsing nature of the disease, long-term management often requires follow-up and individualized support beyond the initial treatment plan.
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India's 1st Hydrogen Train Gets Approval. Here Is What Makes It Special
The train will have ten coaches and will be powered by a 1,200 kW hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system. It will run at a commercial speed of up to 75 km/h, though trial runs will be conducted at speeds of up to 120 km/h.
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Utility, Not Luxury: Behind India's $6 Billion Smart Home Market Boom
Industry estimates suggest India's smart home market could grow from around $6.7 billion in 2026 to more than $24 billion by 2031.
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Legal Tech Firm Sues US Over Order Limiting Foreign Access To Top-Tier Anthropic Models
Legion LegalTech asked a U.S. judge to vacate and set aside the administration's directive targeting Anthropic.
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Food And Drug Administration Move Advances First-of-Its-Kind Flu Vaccine
A new kind of flu vaccine moved a step closer to the U.S. market as federal health advisers recommended approval of the first made with the same mRNA technology that was key to ending the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Not Just Netflix, Indians Are Now Subscribing To Furniture, Home Appliances
Instead of one-time sales, companies are maintaining an ongoing relationship with customers throughout a product's lifecycle with subscription model.
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Tech Layoffs Hit 2-Year High As AI Cited Top Reason For Cuts: Report
The technology sector has hit a major two-year peak in job cuts, with artificial intelligence now cited as the primary driver behind the staff reductions.
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"She Carefully Noted Every Step": Woman Teaches Mother How To Place Order Online, Wins Hearts
The mother listens carefully and writes down each instruction in a physical diary that she has been maintaining since 2002.
-
Meta Officials Hold Discussions With Centre Over Username Feature: Sources
The government fears that the username feature will be misused by cyberthugs for impersonations, identity spoofing, phishing, and other online scams.
-
Govt Amends Drugs Rules To Bring Stem Cell, Gene Therapies Under Central Licensing
The Central Government has amended the Drugs Rules, 1945 to bring cell or stem cell derived products, gene therapeutic products and xenografts under the Centrally License Approving Authority framework.
-
Visvesvaraya Technological University Announces Engineering Results Just Five Minutes After Exam Ends
Digital evaluation helps university set new record; over 60,000 students receive results within minutes.
-
China's New Tech Turns Seawater Into Drinking Water, No Power Needed
Chinese researchers have created a solar-powered desalination material that uses nanoparticle technology to convert seawater into fresh water at a cost lower than bottled water, running entirely on sunlight with no external power needed.
-
Aspiring Engineer Shares Emotional Post After Failing To Get Into IIT: 'Today, I Cried'
An aspiring engineering student shares a heartfelt post after missing IIT Madras despite years of preparation.
-
Hospitalised For Just 2 Hours? Your Health Insurance May Still Cover It
The biggest misconception among policyholders is that an overnight hospital stay is mandatory for insurance claims.
-
Drone Delivery Takes Off In India, But Can It Replace The Last-Mile Rider?
Routine medical deliveries, warehouse transfers, emergency supplies and rural shipments are likely to move to the skies first.
-
Role Of Digital Health, AI And Remote Monitoring In Obesity Care Delivery
Given the chronic and relapsing nature of the disease, long-term management often requires follow-up and individualized support beyond the initial treatment plan.
-
India's 1st Hydrogen Train Gets Approval. Here Is What Makes It Special
The train will have ten coaches and will be powered by a 1,200 kW hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system. It will run at a commercial speed of up to 75 km/h, though trial runs will be conducted at speeds of up to 120 km/h.
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Utility, Not Luxury: Behind India's $6 Billion Smart Home Market Boom
Industry estimates suggest India's smart home market could grow from around $6.7 billion in 2026 to more than $24 billion by 2031.
-
Legal Tech Firm Sues US Over Order Limiting Foreign Access To Top-Tier Anthropic Models
Legion LegalTech asked a U.S. judge to vacate and set aside the administration's directive targeting Anthropic.
-
Food And Drug Administration Move Advances First-of-Its-Kind Flu Vaccine
A new kind of flu vaccine moved a step closer to the U.S. market as federal health advisers recommended approval of the first made with the same mRNA technology that was key to ending the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Not Just Netflix, Indians Are Now Subscribing To Furniture, Home Appliances
Instead of one-time sales, companies are maintaining an ongoing relationship with customers throughout a product's lifecycle with subscription model.
-
Tech Layoffs Hit 2-Year High As AI Cited Top Reason For Cuts: Report
The technology sector has hit a major two-year peak in job cuts, with artificial intelligence now cited as the primary driver behind the staff reductions.
