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No Mobile Towers? BSNL's New Satellite Phone Can Keep You Connected
Unlike a regular mobile phone, the BSNL satellite phone does not depend on mobile towers. Instead, it connects directly to satellites orbiting the Earth.
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5 Clever Ways To Use Coriander Stems Instead Of Throwing Them Away
Coriander stems offer a stronger flavor and more nutrients than leaves and can enhance various dishes.
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Your Brain Wasn't Built For Constant Notifications, Doctor Warns
The human brain evolved to focus on one demanding task at a time while remaining alert to genuine threats in the environment. Modern digital notifications activate the same attentional systems
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Rajasthan Bans Common Anaesthesia Injection Batch Used In Caesarean Deliveries And Surgeries: What Patients Need To Know
Rajasthan Drug Controller Ajay Phatak said that the Bupivacaine Hydrochloride in Dextrose, manufactured by Themis Medicare Limited, Batch No. BKP02601 has been restricted for sale and use.
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Does Paracetamol Cause ADHD, Autism? New Study Offers A Definite Answer
A new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine says that there's no evidence that using paracetamol during pregnancy causes autism or ADHD in children. The researchers also accounted for family-related factors that may have had an impact on earlier findings.
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Wearing The Same Period Panty For 10-12 Hours May Cause Infection, Warns Gynaecologist; Safety Tips Explained
For safe use, choose the absorbency level according to your menstrual flow and change the period panty whenever it feels wet or reaches its capacity.
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Why This United Airlines Flight Needed Sandbags To Take Off
A United Airlines regional flight from Huntsville to Washington Dulles departed with just one passenger on board. The reason sandbags were loaded onto the aircraft may surprise you.
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How to Use App Bubbles on Android 17 for Improved Multitasking, App Switching
Android 17 update brings various new features, fresh animations, and security and privacy tools. Among the many new functionalities, Google has also introduced the new Bubbles feature for enhanced multitasking, which allows users to convert any app into a compact floating window by long-pressing the app icon. Users can view multiple apps at once as...
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A Neurologist Explains Why Doomscrolling In Bed With Your Room Lights Off Triggers Migraines And Insomnia
Dr Shiva Kumar H.R. explains why doomscrolling in bed with your lights off can trigger migraines and insomnia. Here are the signs that you need to notice and how to establish a healthy wind-down routine.
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How OpenAI, Google And Anthropic Use AI In Daily Operations
Major AI companies such as OpenAI, Google and Anthropic are already changing how work happens inside their own offices.
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The Secret To Perfect Kadhi Lies In Old Curd
Slightly old curd is key to making traditional kadhi, providing the signature sourness that fresh curd lacks.
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Ladakh Bans Single-Use Plastics, Imposes Heavy Penalties For Violations
According to the Lieutenant Governor, the checks are aimed at preventing banned plastic products from entering the Union Territory and strengthening enforcement on the ground.
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Two Phones And An App: How Russians Skirt Putin's Digital Iron Curtain
In a quiet cafe popular for its free WiFi and good coffee, a Russian interior designer logs onto a virtual private network so she can chat with friends
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'Work From Bike': Hyderabad Man Spotted With Laptop On Fuel Tank Of Vehicle, Video Viral
A viral video shows a Hyderabad man riding a bike with a laptop kept on the fuel tank of the vehicle.
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Why Tobacco-Linked Cancers Are Often Diagnosed Late? Doctor Explains
Tobacco-related cancers like oral, throat, and lung are often diagnosed late due to symptom normalization among users.
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No Mobile Towers? BSNL's New Satellite Phone Can Keep You Connected
Unlike a regular mobile phone, the BSNL satellite phone does not depend on mobile towers. Instead, it connects directly to satellites orbiting the Earth.
-
5 Clever Ways To Use Coriander Stems Instead Of Throwing Them Away
Coriander stems offer a stronger flavor and more nutrients than leaves and can enhance various dishes.
-
Your Brain Wasn't Built For Constant Notifications, Doctor Warns
The human brain evolved to focus on one demanding task at a time while remaining alert to genuine threats in the environment. Modern digital notifications activate the same attentional systems
-
Rajasthan Bans Common Anaesthesia Injection Batch Used In Caesarean Deliveries And Surgeries: What Patients Need To Know
Rajasthan Drug Controller Ajay Phatak said that the Bupivacaine Hydrochloride in Dextrose, manufactured by Themis Medicare Limited, Batch No. BKP02601 has been restricted for sale and use.
-
Does Paracetamol Cause ADHD, Autism? New Study Offers A Definite Answer
A new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine says that there's no evidence that using paracetamol during pregnancy causes autism or ADHD in children. The researchers also accounted for family-related factors that may have had an impact on earlier findings.
-
Wearing The Same Period Panty For 10-12 Hours May Cause Infection, Warns Gynaecologist; Safety Tips Explained
For safe use, choose the absorbency level according to your menstrual flow and change the period panty whenever it feels wet or reaches its capacity.
-
Why This United Airlines Flight Needed Sandbags To Take Off
A United Airlines regional flight from Huntsville to Washington Dulles departed with just one passenger on board. The reason sandbags were loaded onto the aircraft may surprise you.
-
How to Use App Bubbles on Android 17 for Improved Multitasking, App Switching
Android 17 update brings various new features, fresh animations, and security and privacy tools. Among the many new functionalities, Google has also introduced the new Bubbles feature for enhanced multitasking, which allows users to convert any app into a compact floating window by long-pressing the app icon. Users can view multiple apps at once as...
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A Neurologist Explains Why Doomscrolling In Bed With Your Room Lights Off Triggers Migraines And Insomnia
Dr Shiva Kumar H.R. explains why doomscrolling in bed with your lights off can trigger migraines and insomnia. Here are the signs that you need to notice and how to establish a healthy wind-down routine.
-
How OpenAI, Google And Anthropic Use AI In Daily Operations
Major AI companies such as OpenAI, Google and Anthropic are already changing how work happens inside their own offices.
-
The Secret To Perfect Kadhi Lies In Old Curd
Slightly old curd is key to making traditional kadhi, providing the signature sourness that fresh curd lacks.
-
Ladakh Bans Single-Use Plastics, Imposes Heavy Penalties For Violations
According to the Lieutenant Governor, the checks are aimed at preventing banned plastic products from entering the Union Territory and strengthening enforcement on the ground.
-
Two Phones And An App: How Russians Skirt Putin's Digital Iron Curtain
In a quiet cafe popular for its free WiFi and good coffee, a Russian interior designer logs onto a virtual private network so she can chat with friends
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'Work From Bike': Hyderabad Man Spotted With Laptop On Fuel Tank Of Vehicle, Video Viral
A viral video shows a Hyderabad man riding a bike with a laptop kept on the fuel tank of the vehicle.
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Why Tobacco-Linked Cancers Are Often Diagnosed Late? Doctor Explains
Tobacco-related cancers like oral, throat, and lung are often diagnosed late due to symptom normalization among users.
