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India Quietly Works On Homegrown Sheshnaag-150 As US And Iran Launch Suicide Drones
As the world watches Iran's Shahed-136 low-cost suicide drones and America's own Shahed-inspired LUCAS drones exact disproportionate damage on the battlefield for a fraction of the cost of conventional weapons, India's own answer.
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This US Startup Has A No-Shoes Office Rule, Why This Trend Is Gaining Traction In Silicon Valley
The image showed several pairs of shoes scattered across the hardwood floor, prompting fellow techies to identify the space as Cursor's office.
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Child-Free Trains? French Rail Service's New Premium Class Triggers Outrage
While supporters crave a guaranteed quiet environment for work or rest, opponents claim these policies alienate parents and foster a culture of exclusion.
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"Everyday Is Something New": IIT Delhi Graduate In Japan Shares Insights On Tokyo Life, Work Culture, And Rising Costs
The video sparked discussions online among students and professionals, with many curious about the opportunities available in Japan and the differences between Indian and Japanese work culture.
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Indian Teacher In Japan Praises Work Culture: Says Overtime Is Paid, Not Forced
She praised the respectful environment, where even small contributions are acknowledged with thanks, and time management is taken seriously with strict but balanced rules.
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Indian-Origin Tech CEO Says His AI Startup Is Being Blackmailed To Extort $3 Million
The company has reported the extortion attempt to law enforcement and has indicated its intent to pursue further legal action against the individuals involved.
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IAS Officer, Behind Project To Tackle Extreme Heat, Wins UN Environment Award
Supriya Sahu has been honoured for her pioneering, long-standing environmental leadership in India, particularly her work on plastic reduction, wildlife conservation, and more recently, sustainable cooling.
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New Shortcut Lets Scientists Run Complex Quantum Models on a Laptop
A University at Buffalo team has redesigned the truncated Wigner approximation into an easy, plug-and-play template that lets scientists run complex quantum simulations on everyday laptops. The method works for open systems, slashes computing demands, and helps free supercomputers for the hardest quantum problems.
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12 Science-Backed Health Hacks For Deep Sleep
Sleep is necessary for proper functioning. Modern lifestyle can disrupt your sleep cycle and cause sleep disorders.
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"Nowhere Else To Go": Shubhanshu Shukla Calls For Tackling Climate Crisis
Astronaut and Air Force Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla on Saturday urged the youth to work together to tackle shared global challenges like climate change, and avoid making the mistakes of earth in space.
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India Quietly Works On Homegrown Sheshnaag-150 As US And Iran Launch Suicide Drones
As the world watches Iran's Shahed-136 low-cost suicide drones and America's own Shahed-inspired LUCAS drones exact disproportionate damage on the battlefield for a fraction of the cost of conventional weapons, India's own answer.
-
This US Startup Has A No-Shoes Office Rule, Why This Trend Is Gaining Traction In Silicon Valley
The image showed several pairs of shoes scattered across the hardwood floor, prompting fellow techies to identify the space as Cursor's office.
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Child-Free Trains? French Rail Service's New Premium Class Triggers Outrage
While supporters crave a guaranteed quiet environment for work or rest, opponents claim these policies alienate parents and foster a culture of exclusion.
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"Everyday Is Something New": IIT Delhi Graduate In Japan Shares Insights On Tokyo Life, Work Culture, And Rising Costs
The video sparked discussions online among students and professionals, with many curious about the opportunities available in Japan and the differences between Indian and Japanese work culture.
-
Indian Teacher In Japan Praises Work Culture: Says Overtime Is Paid, Not Forced
She praised the respectful environment, where even small contributions are acknowledged with thanks, and time management is taken seriously with strict but balanced rules.
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Indian-Origin Tech CEO Says His AI Startup Is Being Blackmailed To Extort $3 Million
The company has reported the extortion attempt to law enforcement and has indicated its intent to pursue further legal action against the individuals involved.
-
IAS Officer, Behind Project To Tackle Extreme Heat, Wins UN Environment Award
Supriya Sahu has been honoured for her pioneering, long-standing environmental leadership in India, particularly her work on plastic reduction, wildlife conservation, and more recently, sustainable cooling.
-
New Shortcut Lets Scientists Run Complex Quantum Models on a Laptop
A University at Buffalo team has redesigned the truncated Wigner approximation into an easy, plug-and-play template that lets scientists run complex quantum simulations on everyday laptops. The method works for open systems, slashes computing demands, and helps free supercomputers for the hardest quantum problems.
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12 Science-Backed Health Hacks For Deep Sleep
Sleep is necessary for proper functioning. Modern lifestyle can disrupt your sleep cycle and cause sleep disorders.
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"Nowhere Else To Go": Shubhanshu Shukla Calls For Tackling Climate Crisis
Astronaut and Air Force Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla on Saturday urged the youth to work together to tackle shared global challenges like climate change, and avoid making the mistakes of earth in space.
