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Why Did Shreyas Iyer Quit India A Captaincy? Report Reveals Massive Reason
Shreyas Iyer has informed the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) that he will be taking a 'break from red ball cricket' due to stiffness and fatigue issues in his back, according to a report.
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Toyota, Aurora Test-Drive Self-Driving Ride-Hailing Fleet in Texas
Toyota and Aurora, a US developer of automated driving systems, have started testing autonomous ride-hailing fleet in Texas, with two safety operators and no passenger on board, Aurora said.
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US Ex-Defense Secretary, Part Of Theranos, Testifies In Elizabeth Holmes Trial
Fallen biotech star Elizabeth Holmes's grand promises for her blood testing technology captivated US ex-defense secretary Jim Mattis, he told her trial Wednesday, and he was stunned when her startup was consumed by fraud claims.
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World Test Championship: Virat Kohli Says Conditions For Final "As Potent For Us As New Zealand"
Virat Kohli said Team India will board the flight to the UK on Wednesday thinking "we are on equal terms" with New Zealand, as far as the conditions for World Test Championship final are concerned.
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National Technology Day 2021: Date, History, and Significance
National Technology Day 2021 marks India’s entry into the elite club of nuclear-armed nations. Former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee declared May 11 as the National Technology Day after India conducted three successful nuclear tests at the Indian Army’s Pokhran Test Range in Rajasthan under Operation Shakti in 1998.
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"Would Rather Have Them Stay On": Trump On 21 Stranded On Coronavirus-Hit Ship
Twenty-one people on board a cruise ship stranded off the coast of San Francisco have tested positive for the new coronavirus, Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday.
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US Announces $8 Billion Coronavirus Aid As Death Count Rises To 12
US lawmakers passed an emergency $8.3 billion spending bill to combat the coronavirus Thursday as health workers boarded a cruise ship held off the coast of San Francisco to test sick passengers and crew.
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14 US Plane Evacuees Test Positive For Coronavirus, Isolated On Board
Fourteen people who had tested positive for the new coronavirus were among more than 300 US citizens and family members evacuated by plane from a quarantined ship in Japan, the US State Department said Monday.
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BCCI President Sourav Ganguly To Help Cricket Board Recover Dues From ICC
Newly elected BCCI president Sourav Ganguly said he will help the cricket board recover 372 million US dollars from the International Cricket Council (ICC).
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India to Clash Versus West Indies in T20 Cricket Series in US
The Board of Control for Cricket (BCCI) Working Committee has agreed for a T20 series against the West Indies in USA on August 27 and 28
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US Test Board Cancels Result of 357 Chinese Students
US test board has canceled results of over 350 Chinese students for admission into American high schools following suspicion of cheating after they secured a perfect score in the examination.
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Pilot Actions Examined in US Crash of Virgin Galactic Spacecraft
A human-factors expert will join the investigation of the fatal crash of Virgin Galactic's passenger spacecraft to study why the co-pilot prematurely unlocked a pivoting tail section of the ship during a test flight, the National Transportation Safety Board chairman said on Monday.
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Ebola Fear, Monitoring Eases for Some in Dallas
Ebola fears began to ease for some in the US on Monday as a monitoring period passed for those who had close contact with a victim of the disease and after a cruise ship scare ended with the boat returning to port and a lab worker on board testing negative for the virus.
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US panel debates three-parent embryos
A US advisory board on Wednesday debated a controversial new technique that would use DNA from three people to produce embryos free of a particular type of hereditary disease.
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US Air Force converts F-16 fighters into drones
The US Air Force has test flown an F-16 fighter jet without a pilot on board for the first time, in the latest sign of the military's increasing reliance on drones.
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Why Did Shreyas Iyer Quit India A Captaincy? Report Reveals Massive Reason
Shreyas Iyer has informed the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) that he will be taking a 'break from red ball cricket' due to stiffness and fatigue issues in his back, according to a report.
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Toyota, Aurora Test-Drive Self-Driving Ride-Hailing Fleet in Texas
Toyota and Aurora, a US developer of automated driving systems, have started testing autonomous ride-hailing fleet in Texas, with two safety operators and no passenger on board, Aurora said.
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US Ex-Defense Secretary, Part Of Theranos, Testifies In Elizabeth Holmes Trial
Fallen biotech star Elizabeth Holmes's grand promises for her blood testing technology captivated US ex-defense secretary Jim Mattis, he told her trial Wednesday, and he was stunned when her startup was consumed by fraud claims.
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World Test Championship: Virat Kohli Says Conditions For Final "As Potent For Us As New Zealand"
Virat Kohli said Team India will board the flight to the UK on Wednesday thinking "we are on equal terms" with New Zealand, as far as the conditions for World Test Championship final are concerned.
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National Technology Day 2021: Date, History, and Significance
National Technology Day 2021 marks India’s entry into the elite club of nuclear-armed nations. Former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee declared May 11 as the National Technology Day after India conducted three successful nuclear tests at the Indian Army’s Pokhran Test Range in Rajasthan under Operation Shakti in 1998.
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"Would Rather Have Them Stay On": Trump On 21 Stranded On Coronavirus-Hit Ship
Twenty-one people on board a cruise ship stranded off the coast of San Francisco have tested positive for the new coronavirus, Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday.
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US Announces $8 Billion Coronavirus Aid As Death Count Rises To 12
US lawmakers passed an emergency $8.3 billion spending bill to combat the coronavirus Thursday as health workers boarded a cruise ship held off the coast of San Francisco to test sick passengers and crew.
-
14 US Plane Evacuees Test Positive For Coronavirus, Isolated On Board
Fourteen people who had tested positive for the new coronavirus were among more than 300 US citizens and family members evacuated by plane from a quarantined ship in Japan, the US State Department said Monday.
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BCCI President Sourav Ganguly To Help Cricket Board Recover Dues From ICC
Newly elected BCCI president Sourav Ganguly said he will help the cricket board recover 372 million US dollars from the International Cricket Council (ICC).
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India to Clash Versus West Indies in T20 Cricket Series in US
The Board of Control for Cricket (BCCI) Working Committee has agreed for a T20 series against the West Indies in USA on August 27 and 28
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US Test Board Cancels Result of 357 Chinese Students
US test board has canceled results of over 350 Chinese students for admission into American high schools following suspicion of cheating after they secured a perfect score in the examination.
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Pilot Actions Examined in US Crash of Virgin Galactic Spacecraft
A human-factors expert will join the investigation of the fatal crash of Virgin Galactic's passenger spacecraft to study why the co-pilot prematurely unlocked a pivoting tail section of the ship during a test flight, the National Transportation Safety Board chairman said on Monday.
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Ebola Fear, Monitoring Eases for Some in Dallas
Ebola fears began to ease for some in the US on Monday as a monitoring period passed for those who had close contact with a victim of the disease and after a cruise ship scare ended with the boat returning to port and a lab worker on board testing negative for the virus.
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US panel debates three-parent embryos
A US advisory board on Wednesday debated a controversial new technique that would use DNA from three people to produce embryos free of a particular type of hereditary disease.
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US Air Force converts F-16 fighters into drones
The US Air Force has test flown an F-16 fighter jet without a pilot on board for the first time, in the latest sign of the military's increasing reliance on drones.
