- Military bosses claim the engine for the craft has already been tested, and a prototype could take to the air in six years. It would be able to travel anywhere in the world in two hours and drop a devastating nuclear warhead before returning to base, it is claimed.
- Most inspiring journey of Miss World India 2016
- Naik said he condemns all terror attacks anywhere in world and he is willing to co-operate with any probe agency but has not been approached by anyone
- Naik said he condemns all terror attacks anywhere in world and will speak for hours if needed
- One year after the U.S. and five world powers signed a nuclear deal with Iran, it appears the U.S. is caving into Iranian interests in Syria, Frida Ghitis writes.<div class
- On July 18, we celebrate Mandela Day. A day not only to honour the man himself, but also a chance for us to join the global movement to make the world a better place.
- +Online News Editor David Grimm shares stories on SeaWorld’s plans for killer whales, the first steps toward silicon-based life, and the ripple effect of old dads on multiple generations.
- +Online News Editor David Grimm shares stories on underground rings built by Neandertals, worldwide increases in cephalopods and a controversial hypothesis for Alzheimer’s disease. Glen Weyl joins host Sarah Crespi to discuss academics’ role in rising markets that depend on data and networks of people. We’re lucky to live in the age of the match—need a ride, a song, a husband? There’s an app that can match your needs to the object of your desire, with some margin of error. But much of this innovation is happening in the private sector—what is academia doing to contribute? [Music: Jeffrey Cook; Image: Etienne Fabre / SSAC]
- Pokemon Go - the world's most dangerous game?
- Pokemon Go, which is yet to be launched in India, reached 21 million users world wide on Thursday, becoming the biggest mobile game in the history of the US
- +Prehistoric genomes from the world's first farmers in the Zagros mountains reveal different Neolithic ancestry for Europeans and South Asians
- Putin reveals hypersonic stealth bomber that can launch nuclear attacks from SPACE and travel anywhere in the world in two hours
- Putin reveals hypersonic stealth bomber that can launch nuclear attacks from SPACE and travel anywhere in the world in two hours
- Quiz fests are the next big trend in the Indian quizzing world, attracting seasoned quizzers willing to travel far and wide for a jam-packed weekend
- Railways on Thursday launched an ambitious Rs 450-crore redevelopment project at Habibganj station near Bhopal through PPP route with a dual aim of providing world-class amenities for passengers and g...
- Reassuring Chinese data lifted world stocks to an eight-month high on Friday though Europe ended an otherwise strong week subdued after an attack by a gunman at the wheel of a truck in the south of F...
- Researchers from Chicago, Utah, the Philippines, Minnesota, and Florida found 52 of 56 species of non-flying mammals living on Luzon Island in the Philippines (map shown), can be found nowhere else in the world. Many of the species, including the tree-dwelling mouse (pictured right) live in the island's forests (shown bottom left).
- >Riding on their back-to-back wins over Laos last month, India made a big leap of 11 places to occupy 152nd spot in the latest world football rankings issued by FIFA.
- Samsung construction arm lost at least $700 million in two years constructing one of the world biggest iron-ore mines, despite having no prior mining experience.
- +Samsung construction arm lost at least $700 million in two years constructing one of the world biggest iron-ore mines, despite having no prior mining experience.
- Shah Rukh Khan, Akshay Kumar in Forbes list of world's 100 highest-paid celebs
- Sixteen-year-old Rebeka Masarova marked her WTA Tour debut with a 1-6, 6-4, 6-2 defeat of former world number one Jelena Jankovic in the rain-delayed first round of the Gstaad tournament on Thursday.
- Slum Soccer partners Tata Trusts, FPAI for Homeless World Cup 2016
- Solar Impulse 2 record in sight: Solar powered plane sets off for Egypt on penultimate leg of round the world journey
- Sporting world pays respects to dead in attack in Nice
- Talk about being hooked on your mobile: Fishbrain app is helping to track weird and rare species of fish around the world
- Talk about being hooked on your mobile: Fishbrain app is helping to track weird and rare species of fish around the world
- Tech giants Google and LinkedIn may be rivals online, but they're collaborating in the real world on a Silicon Valley land swap.
- Terror attack in the French Riviera is a threat to India, the world
- The Pokemon Go craze is testing America smartphones in new ways by sapping batteries and shattering screens when players trip on real world objects while hunting virtual monsters. But one thing the game isn’t likely doing is killing your data plan.
- +The Pokemon Go craze is testing America smartphones in new ways by sapping batteries and shattering screens when players trip on real world objects while hunting virtual monsters. But one thing the game isn’t likely doing is killing your data plan.
- The Bastille Day terror attack in Nice, France has led to an outpouring of shock and sympathy, with world leaders calling the carnage an assault on democratic values.<div class
- The European Space Agency has invested $11 million toward the development of an engine that could one day allow aircraft to fly anywhere in the world in just four hours. Oxfordshire-based Reaction Engines has been developing a turbine that combines both jet and rocket technologies to achieve rates five times the speed of sound. According to the firm, the new agreement with the ESA and the UK Space Agency, along with the existing partnership with BAE Systems, means that the first ground demonstrator engine could be ready for testing by 2020. An artist's impression of the Lapcat A2 aircraft flying at Mach 5 is pictured above, and the inset photo reveals the anatomy of the Sabre engine.
- The First Satya Sai World Youth Festival held over the past three days, concluded at the Sai Kulwant Hall today evening amidst bhajans and musical services to Satya Sai Baba. Earlier in the day, the f...
- The genes of some chickens make them almost completely resistant to a serious strain of bird flu, new research has revealed. Until now, scientists around the world have paid little attention to the role the genetics of birds play in the transmission of flu, focusing instead on how the virus itself evolves and infects.
- +The Hindu - World
- The largest island in the Philippines may be home to the greatest concentration of mammal diversity in the world, say researchers who have been exploring the island for the past 15 years.
- The London Stock Exchange has welcomed the world's first Masala Bond issued by an Indian corporate.The landmark bond issuance from Housing Development Finance Corp (HDFC), one of India's leading banking and financial services companies was 4.3 ...
- The sudden success of Pokemon Go is introducing consumers to augmented reality, a technology that blends the digital and physical worlds where many in Silicon Valley are placing big bets.
- +The sudden success of Pokemon Go is introducing consumers to augmented reality, a technology that blends the digital and physical worlds where many in Silicon Valley are placing big bets.
- The team behind the sun powered aircraft Solar Impulse 2 now have the end of their epic round the world journey in sight as they set off on the second last flight, a 2,200 mile flight from Seville to Cairo.
- The two-day cultural festival of Kannadigas worldwide titled “Navikotsava” will begin on Saturday at the Ravindra Kalakshetra here. Organised by the North America Vishwa Kannada Agara (NAVIKA) in asso...
- The world reacted with shock and horror at the "terror" attack in Nice, France, where a truck mowed into a crowd of Bastille Day revellers killing at least 80 people. It is the second major terror attack in France after the November 2015 attacks in ...
- This list includes high-profile, high-casualty attacks around the world in the last 30 days in which terror is strongly suspected, and in which civilians were the primary targets. The death tolls do not include perpetrators.<div class
- This year's show, called 'The Next Generation: Inspiring Innovation' will feature cutting-edge aircraft technology as well as the first display outside the U.S. by the world's most advanced fighter jet.
- <title>The Hindu - World</title>
- 'War on Drugs' pushing world towards HIV, TB, hepatitis epidemics
- While this year’s powerful El Niño is known for causing extreme weather events around the world, researchers say The Blob drove most of the impact seen in productivity just off the West Coast.
- With an estimated 30 million people passing in and out of prisons every year, prisoners will be key to controlling HIV and tuberculosis epidemics worldwid
- With the Rajinikanth-starrer Kabali set to release on July 22 across the world, figurines of Rajnika...
- World at war against radical jihadists: Clinton
- World leaders condemn Nice attack; PM Modi says India stands firmly with France
- +World leaders condemn Nice attack; PM Modi says India stands firmly with France
- World leaders including from the leaders of 51 member countries and the representatives of European Union and Asian are attending the two day summit.
- World leaders react with horror to attack
- World leaders react with horror to truck attack in Nice
- +WorldPost news and blog articles from The Huffington Post
- WorldPost - The Huffington Post
- +WorldPost - The Huffington Post
- World's biodiversity drops below 'safe levels'
- World's longest mathsl proof would take 10 BILLION years to read
- World Youth Skill Day celebrations live on selected DD channels
- Swadeshi tag holds promise of self-employment
- The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly held at lower levels last week, pointing to further momentum in the labour market after job growth surged in June. Initial claims for state unemployment benefits were unchanged at ...
- The Telangana Joint Action Committee will organise in the first week of next month a meeting on unemployment problem in the State which it termed severe.The decision of the committee was announced by ...
- TJAC to hold meet on unemployment
- Asking the State government to fulfil their demands, the members of Karnataka State Government Daily Wage Employees’ Federation staged a protest here on Thursday.Over 200 employees, working in differe...
- At the Scottish ecovillage residents employ an ecologically engineered water treatment plant.<div class
- Even as the city police took custody of P. Ramkumar, the suspect in the murder of Infosys employee S. Swathi, on Wednesday, and began their interrogation, the lawyer for the suspect Marx Ravindran met...
- From yearly reviews, employee appraisals are now going realtime
- +From yearly reviews, employee appraisals are now going realtime
- In an age when most things are instantaneous, 365 days appear a pretty long wait. Keeping pace with technology and the “here-and- now” culture, employee feedback is going real-time
- +In an age when most things are instantaneous, 365 days appear a pretty long wait. Keeping pace with technology and the “here-and- now” culture, employee feedback is going real-time
- Infosys has relaunched its employee stock option plan (ESOP) for junior to middle level management staff as it looks to rein in rising attrition that stood at 21 per cent in the April-June 2016 quart...
- NTPC lost 2.05% to Rs 155 at 12:18 IST on BSE on reports that the company's employees have resorted to heavy selling of shares after lock-in period post subscription to the company's shares in the offer for sale held in February this year.
- Revealing the LGBT workforce data at its premises for the first time, Facebook on Thursday released its diversity report, announcing a modest increase in the number of women and minority employees and highlighting lack of talent to fulfill its ...
- Silicon Valley tech start-up Nootrobox has its employees fast for 36 hours every week to improve brain cognition and work performance.
- Team training of health care employees can reduce patient mortality by 15 percent, according to a new study. These study results are encouraging and demonstrate that health care organizations can see moderate to large improvements in their employees' performance and organizational results by participating in a health care team-training program.
- +Team training of health care employees can reduce patient mortality by 15 percent, according to a new study. These study results are encouraging and demonstrate that health care organizations can see moderate to large improvements in their employees' performance and organizational results by participating in a health care team-training program.
- Tech start-up employees fast for 36 hours every week
- The Ernakulam Rural Police on Thursday arrested a 31-year-old man on charges of abusing his five-year-old daughter. The accused was identified as Praveen of Patterippuram near here. A temporary employ...
- The female employees defending Fox News chief Roger Ailes against allegations of sexual harassment are doing more than supporting an embattled boss; they are also going to the mat for the channel's broader workplace culture and treatment of women.<div class
- The HAL police have arrested a 37-year-old man for allegedly duping a private firm employee. He had allegedly pocketed Rs. 3 lakh after promising to sell a high-end car.Bob Phillips, a resident of Kad...
- Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes has continued to put a positive spin on her embattled blood-testing company—while broadly keeping employees in the dark on many issues—even as Theranos regulatory and legal troubles mount.
- The Supreme Court on Friday directed the government to bring clarity to the pension rules of government employees, paramilitary forces and the army.The apex court asked Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi to re-look into the rules that concern service ...
- Though the jobs that will be lost are mostly bottom of the pyramid positions, mid-level employees are also at a risk of becoming unemployable.
- To help bridge employability gaps within the industry, the Nasscom and Autodesk have created a course material to create more opportunities in the field of design.
- Arunachal Governor sets July 16 for floor test; Tuki seeks time
- Arunachal Pradesh verdict: Governor asks Nabam Tuki to take floor test tomorrow
- Arunachal verdict a lesson for Governors to not act as BJP, RSS members: Congress
- Congress wants Arunachal Governor Jyoti Prasad Rajkhowa sacked
- Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court calls Governor's decisions unconstitutional
- Donald Trump likely to pick Indiana Governor Mike Pence as running mate
- Former RBI Governor D Subbarao 'misses' the time when his every spoken word could move the markets, but also enjoys not being governor anymore because he can now speak freely without fear of moving the markets.
- Former Reserve Bank Governor Duvvuri Subbarao has credited his successor Raghuram Rajan's "formidable reputation" for bringing sanity to the forex market when the rupee had lost nearly 25 per cent amid 'taper tantrums' in the summer of 2013.
- Fund higher education of poor girls: U'khand governor
- Governor to visit the village to witness record feat
- Indiana Governor Pence to be Trump’s V-P candidate
- In his book, former governor says Chidambaram, Pranab were piqued by his tight rate policy; refused extension to two deputies
- Major blow for BJP government as 5-judge bench overturns governor's orders; current CM Kalikho Pul to file a review petition.
- Quashes all orders given by the governor; directs restoration of status to pre-December 15, 2015
- RBI often wrong-footed due to questionable data, says former governor
- State governor Kesarinath Tripathi was also in the convoy.
- Subbarao vs UPA: The governor in his labyrinth
- Supreme Court order puts state governors' role under scanner
- Tuki meets Governor, seeks 10 days for floor test
- 152 Indians safely landed in Thiruvananthapuram from war-torn South Sudan
- 154 Indians evacuated from South Sudan
- 156 Indians evacuated from S Sudan return home
- +156 Indians rescued from South Sudan reach home
- 156 Indians rescued from war-torn Juba
- 156 stranded Indians reach home from worn-torn South Sudan
- 1.Kashmir: U.S. calls for talks; India hits back at Pakistan at U.N. 2. Operation Sankat Mochan: 143 Indians evacuated from South Sudan
- 300 Indians decline airlift from South Sudan
- 54 Indians deported back from US to India in April
- A bipartisan group of two US lawmakers has introduced in the House of Representatives a legislation, which if passed by the Congress would prevent Indian companies from hiring IT professionals on H-1B and L1 work visas.
- Actor Ajay Devgn and his 13-year-old daughter Nysa walked hand-in-hand on the red carpet of the London Indian Film Festival (LIFF) for the screening of his co-production "Parched".
- A long-term analysis on the charts suggests that there is a high possibility of the Indian rupee revisiting the previous low of 68.85 (August 2013) and subsequently falling to a fresh low. Charts give...
- A new generation of young classical performers takes the stage at the 26th edition of the Raindrops Festival of Indian Classical Dance
- As rising number of Indians turn to the Internet to find out more about cine stars
- At least 54 Indians deported back to India in April, says US
- Atletico de Kolkata (ATK) head coach Jose Francisco Molina has said that he hopes to inspire the franchise to another Indian Super League (ISL) title.
- Aziz Ansari 1st Indian to bag Emmy nod
- Aziz Ansari becomes first Indian-American to bag Emmy nod
- Bear Grylls' 'The Island..' set for Indian premiere
- Blow for Indian IT firms, ‘anti H-1B visa bill’ introduced in US
- +Blow for Indian IT firms, ‘anti H-1B visa bill’ introduced in US
- Bollywood actor-filmmaker Ajay Devgn and his daughter Nysa walked hand-in-hand on the red carpet of London Indian Film Festival (LIFF).
- Bollywood actor-filmmaker Ajay Devgn and his daughter Nysa walked hand-in-hand on the red carpet of London Indian Film Festival (LIFF).
- Bollywood superstar Salman Khan and Sunny Leone have been named the most searched Indian actor and actress respectively in the last decade on Google.
- Broad gauge railway section connecting Rameswaram in Ramanathapuram district and Manamadurai in Sivaganga district will become the first green corridor of Indian Railway with no discharge of night soi...
- Who is Indiana Gov. Mike Pence?
- Chinese delegation woos Indian entrepreneurs for expo
- CII-Young Indians and SDMIMD:
- Cisco is open to invest in Indian startups: Chuck Robbins
- +Cisco is open to invest in Indian startups: Chuck Robbins
- Collins India, publisher of textbooks for the CBSE, ICSE and State board curriculum in Indian schools, has launched the popular School Scrabble championship in association with Mindsports Academy.The ...
- Commuters travelling in long-distance trains originating from Chennai Central and Egmore can now sample a taste of what Indian Army soldiers eat in high altitude areas like Leh.The Indian Railway Cate...
- Curated by activist Ela Bhatt, this touring exhibition offers a glimpse into a facet of the Indian freedom struggle not often dwelled upon. Known as Motaben, Anasuyaben Sarabhai is remembered for lead...
- Documentary filmmaker Amlan Kusum Ghosh is all set to make his Bengali feature film debut with a political thriller exploring the possibility of Indian revolutionary Netaji Subash Chandra Bose resurfa...
- Eighty-five Indians, including 46 Keralites, evacuated from strife-torn South Sudan arrived here by a special Indian Air Force aircraft on Friday.
- Former Spanish goalkeeper Jose Francisco Molina, who courageously fought cancer during his playing days, is here as head coach to inspire Atletico de Kolkata win a second Indian Super League title.
- France attack: No Indian affected, says MEA
- From pristine pure English to Hindi to Hinglish, the language of Indian advertising is now a mishmash of many languages
- Global medical devices company Boston Scientific on Friday opened a new research and development, training and commercial centre here to develop and sell technologies fit for the Indian and Asian markets and train physicians in using them ...
- HDFC becomes first Indian firm to list Masala Bond on LSE
- IAF aircrafts with Indians rescued from South Sudan to reach capital today
- Improving quality of life of every Indian is the main task of my Government: PM
- Indian Air Force adds another feather to its cap as Operation 'Sankat Mochan' successfully evacuated 156 Indians from South Sudan's Capital Juba.
- Indian airlines
- Indian-American couple to pay $7.75 mn for fraud
- Indian-American named Texas university dean
- Indian embassy in Paris has opened helpline number 33—1—40507070, tweets External Affairs spokesperson Vikas Swarup on Friday.
- Indian family killed in an accident in New York
- Indian firm delivers Assam green tea to Donald Trump to ‘purify mind’
- Indian firms get serious about better design
- +Indian firms get serious about better design
- Indian govt notifies Aadhaar Act, forms panel to choose new UIDAI chief
- +Indian govt notifies Aadhaar Act, forms panel to choose new UIDAI chief
- Indian IT companies: 9 highest-paid directors
- Indian IT companies: 9 highest-paid independent directors
- >Indian Naval Ships Sahyadri, Shakti and Kirch have arrived at Port Kelang today on a four day visit, as part of deployment of the Eastern Fleet to the South China Sea and Western Pacific. A Defence Ministry press release said, Indian Naval Ships will have professional interaction with the Royal Malaysian Navy for further enhancing co-operation between the two forces.
- Indian origin wrestler expelled from Australia's Olympic squad
- Indian origin wrestler Vinod Kumar has been expelled from Australian team for the Rio Olympics after he failed a dopetest.
- Indian Postal Department has started selling ‘Gangajal’ to customers here from Wednesday. Superintendent of Post Offices, Salem East Division, Salem said that the holy water is sourced from Rishikesh ...
- Indian spinners shine on Day 1 of 2nd warm-up game
- Indian startups: Not making sense
- +Indian startups: Not making sense
- Indian start-ups showcase prowess in Africa
- In two separate incidents, a research scholar and the wife of a professor, both from the Indian Institute of Technology-Madras, committed suicide on the campus on Wednesday.Police sources said that P....
- Investment banking experts say listing abroad would help Indian exchanges in better price discovery
- Kaur Singh: The only Indian boxer who fought great Ali
- Key Indian equity market indices opened in Green on Friday taking a conservative approach from the disappointing macro-economic inflation data released on Thursday.
- Key Indian equity markets were on Friday suppressed by profit booking, a weak rupee and lower crude prices.
- Last month, Vanity Fair reported that Donald Trump was eyeing a plan to launch his own news organization. If Trump needed a model for this new media project, he might have found it in none other than Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, the man who may be his running mate.<img src
- ‘India Remembers’ launches on centenary of WWI Indian cavalry charge
- Members of regional Periyar Dravidar Kazhagam (PDK) party has held protest in Chennai against the Central Government for selling 'Gangajal', water from the holy river Ganges.The Indian Postal Department began sale of 'Gangajal' water for religious ...
- Ministry says ambassador is said to be in touch with Indian community in Nice; opens helpline in Paris
- NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian IT services giant Infosys Ltd warned it won't make its previous revenue target for this fiscal year, cutting its outlook after first-quarter earnings came in below estimates and Britain's vote to exit the European Union ...
- NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian IT services giant Infosys Ltd warned it won't make its previous revenue target for this fiscal year, cutting its outlook after first-quarter earnings came in below estimates and Britain's vote to exit the European Union left the company with little visibility on future business prospects.
- No Indian affected in Nice attack: MEA
- No Indian is reported to be affected in a terror "attack" in French resort of Nice where at least 84 were killed when a large truck ploughed through a...
- No reports of Indians affected in France 'terror' attack: MEA
- >Over One hundred and fifty Indians returned safely from South Sudan to Delhi as part of the operation Sankat Mochan.Of them 85 passengers got off at Trivandrum and 69 proceeded to Delhi.
- Oye Punjabi now delivers delicious and nutritious north Indian meals to the residents of Bandra, Mahim, Juhu, BKC, Khar and Santa Cruz. Enjoy vegetarian and non-vegetarian meal boxes, freshly made and...
- Permalink naar At least 54 Indians deported back to India in April, says US
- Pleading innocence that he never encouraged terrorism, controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik on Friday alleged that the Indian media started trying him just because one of the Bangladesh newspapers reported that one of the terrorists involved in ...
- PM’s address at the Indian Community Reception in Nairobi, Kenya
- Police today seized 335 boxes of Indian made foreign liquor worth Rs 16 lakh stored illegally in an isolated house in Kalidevi village near here.
- Priya Kuriyan is creating page turners for various Indian publishers
- Researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have found that data from tropical Pacific Ocean can help provide an improved forecast of the summer monsoon in central India.
- >Indian shares fell on Friday, underperforming Asian peers, as blue chip Infosys Ltd declined as much as 10.6 percent after the software services exporter posted disappointing results and slashed revenue forecasts.
- >Indian shares fell on Friday, underperforming Asian peers, as blue chip Infosys Ltd declined as much as 10.6 percent after the software services exporter posted disappointing results and slashed revenue forecasts.
- +Indian shares fell on Friday, underperforming Asian peers, as blue chip Infosys Ltd declined as much as 10.6 percent after the software services exporter posted disappointing results and slashed revenue forecasts.
- >Indian shares fell on Friday, underperforming Asian peers, as blue chip Infosys Ltd fell as much as 10.6 percent after the software services exporter posted disappointing results and slashed revenue forecasts.
- Salman Khan, Sunny Leone are Google's most searched Indian actors in 10 years
- Salman, Sunny Leone are Google's most searched Indian actors
- Sankat Mochan: Indians return from war-torn South Sudan
- Sankat Mochan: Over 150 Indians return safely to Delhi from strife torn South Sudan
- +Sankat Mochan: Over 150 Indians return safely to Delhi from strife torn South Sudan
- Scientists believe that a huge subduction zone under the Indian subcontinent could shift at any time, resulting in a quake far larger than that which hit Nepal in 2015 (pictured).
- ‘Section 3(d) of Indian Patents Act stifles innovation’
- Sofia Ashraf's latest musical attack — this time on the sexual suppression of Indian women — comes with a caveat: please ignore the glorification of caste privilege as a Tambrahm boy is fawned over.
- Software firm SAP and Indian School of Business (ISB) have joined hands to mentor five start-ups in the social entrepreneurship space.The ISB-SAP Social Enterprise Jumpstart is to nurture the social e...
- SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Indian-controlled Kashmir imposed a curfew on Friday and blocked mobile phone services to stop people from gathering in the streets and stage violent protests over the killing of a young separatist commander by security forces.
- Sumit Nagal had imparted an element of excitement to Indian tennis by winning the junior boys’ doubles title at Wimbledon last year. Now getting back on grass after a year to train with the Indian Da...
- Technology, computer science courses popular among Indian learners
- The $1.3-billion India-Japan defence deal to procure 12 US-2i ShinMaywa amphibious search-and-rescue (SAR) aircraft for the Indian Navy has again hit the roadblock over the pricing issue.
- The 6th edition of the Indian Languages Festival - Samanvay opened here recently with an ode to Delhi as the audience was transported centuries back, with lesser known narratives complemented by illustrious readings and recitations, to witness the ...
- The Confederation of Indian Industry’s Young Indians and SDM Institute for Management Development will jointly organise an interactive session on ‘IT Industries and Infrastructure in Mysuru – a cohesi...
- The first Indian Airforce flight C-17 carrying 156 persons, who were evacuated from war-torn South Sudan's capital city Juba, arrived here early today.
- The iconic Ford Mustang finally lands on Indian shores and the first batch is already sold out!
- The Indian School of Business (ISB) has tied up with IT enterprise software major SAP to support social entrepreneurs. SAP will mentor and provide technology support to the start-ups and help them s...
- The Indian women's hockey team led by newly-appointed captain Sushila Chanu will play a total of five practice games against Canada and US as part of the last leg of their preparations for next month's Rio Olympics.
- The launch of seven satellites under the IRNSS by ISRO saw the dream of an Indian Global Positioning System coming true
- The Madras High Court recently directed the Commissioner, Chennai Corporation, to study all the speed breakers in the State capital and report if they confirmed to the Indian Road Congress norms.A si...
- The Ministry of External Affairs on Friday said there were no reports of any Indians affected in the terror attack in Nice, France. The Indian embassy in Paris has opened a helpline number: +33-1-40507070.
- The new partners will implement Xiaomi’s direct-to-retail model, developed specially for the Indian market - where they will supply directly to retail stores.
- +The new partners will implement Xiaomi’s direct-to-retail model, developed specially for the Indian market - where they will supply directly to retail stores.
- These Indian temples are more than 1000 year old
- Three Indian Naval Ships reaches Port Kelang in Malaysia on four day visit
- +Three Indian Naval Ships reaches Port Kelang in Malaysia on four day visit
- Two Indian-American children have attended the annual state dinner for kids at the White House, an initiative of First Lady Michelle Obama to promote healthy food among children.
- Two Indian-Americans attend Kids State Dinner at White House
- Under the new civil aviation policy, foreign entities -- excluding airlines -- can own up to 100% in Indian carriers
- West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite says India have a formidable batting line-up and the contest will be equally tough against the Indian spinners when the four-Test series begins at Antigua on July 21.
- Who was the real Burhan Wani, ‘paper tiger’ or ‘Indian agent’?
- A lightweight telescope that a team of NASA scientists and engineers is developing specifically for CubeSat scientific investigations could become the first to carry a mirror made of carbon nanotubes in an epoxy resin.
- A long non-coding RNA (lincRNA) -- called lincRNA-EPS -- responsible for regulating innate immunity has been identified by a team of scientists. This discovery points to an unrecognized role for lincRNAs in the immune system and may lead to new insights into inflammatory diseases caused by uncontrolled immune responses such as lupus or inflammatory bowel disease.
- +A long non-coding RNA (lincRNA) -- called lincRNA-EPS -- responsible for regulating innate immunity has been identified by a team of scientists. This discovery points to an unrecognized role for lincRNAs in the immune system and may lead to new insights into inflammatory diseases caused by uncontrolled immune responses such as lupus or inflammatory bowel disease.
- A Mexican scientist has invented a cement that glows in the dark. The material soaks up sunlight during the day and emits it at night.<div class
- A new benchmark for generating the most primitive type of stem cell has been described by scientists in a new report. While stem cells--cells that have the potential to differentiate into other types of cells--exist in adult humans, the most useful stem cells are those found in embryos, which are pluripotent, capable of becoming nearly any cell in the body.
- A new strain of bacteria that spins out extremely thin and highly conductive wires made up of solely of non-toxic, natural amino acids has been developed by scientists. They say the wires, which rival the thinnest wires known to man, avoid the harsh chemical processes typically used to produce nanoelectronic materials.
- +A new strain of bacteria that spins out extremely thin and highly conductive wires made up of solely of non-toxic, natural amino acids has been developed by scientists. They say the wires, which rival the thinnest wires known to man, avoid the harsh chemical processes typically used to produce nanoelectronic materials.
- A team of researchers led by University College London used data from hundreds of scientists across the globe to analyse 2.38 million records for 39,123 species at 18,659 sites.
- At left, in optical light, UGC 1382 appears to be a simple elliptical galaxy. But spiral arms emerged when astronomers incorporated ultraviolet and deep optical data (middle). Combining that with a view of low-density hydrogen gas (shown in green at right), scientists discovered that UGC 1382 is gigantic.
- Australia's top scientists declare the end of AIDS
- Cancer patient who froze her own ovaries 10 years ago gives birth: Woman becomes first in Britain to have a child after having tissue re-implanted by scientists
- What Should I Do With My Life? A Scientist's Perspective
- CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Zika outbreak rampaging through Latin America will likely burn itself out in the next two to three years, based on the fact that people develop immunity to the virus after an initial infection, British scientists said on Thursday.
- +CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Zika outbreak rampaging through Latin America will likely burn itself out in the next two to three years, based on the fact that people develop immunity to the virus after an initial infection, British scientists said on Thursday.
- Climate scientists led by the University of California, corrected decades of satellite data to show such long term trends in cloud cover.
- Cocaine and meth can 'give you brain damage': Scientists say drug users may suffer changes that leave them unable to discern between right and wrong
- Do you give in temptation too easily? Scientists identify brain pathway that often fails to help us resist appetising food
- Earth's clouds are shifting towards its poles: Climate scientists warn storms are moving north and south while deserts widen
- 'Extinct' volcano on the outskirts of Rome is waking up: Scientists warn eruption could be 'as destructive as Mt. Vesuvius' (although it won't be for 1,000 years)
- 'Extinct' volcano on the outskirts of Rome is waking up: Scientists warn eruption could be 'as destructive as Mt. Vesuvius' (although it won't be for 1,000 years)
- Female doctors, scientists, welders among 11 new emojis
- Following the deaths of a number of comedians, including Victoria Wood,Caroline Aherne and Bill Hicks, scientists looked at whether funnier people did indeed have shorter lifespans.
- For the first time, scientists to sequence genes in space
- +For the first time, scientists to sequence genes in space
- For the second time, scientists detected a feared "superbug" -- bacteria that cannot be killed by the best available drug for treating antibiotic-resistant infections --- in an American patient.<div class
- Have scientists pinpointed free will in the brain?
- Have scientists pinpointed free will in the brain? Scans show key regions involved in decision-making process
- Have scientists pinpointed free will in the brain? Scans show key regions involved in decision-making process
- In a first, scientists to sequence genes in space
- In a study published in the journal Clinical Epigenetics, scientists from North Carolina concluded that obesity can have an effect on a small number of sperm cells.
- Media are invited to participate in a panel discussion with planetary scientists during the third annual Exploration Science Forum, July 20-22, 2016, hosted by NASAs Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute (SSERVI) at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California.
- +Media are invited to participate in a panel discussion with planetary scientists during the third annual Exploration Science Forum, July 20-22, 2016, hosted by NASAs Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute (SSERVI) at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California.
- NASA scientist uses 3D image of Ceres to showcase where ice sheets are located
- Patients' feelings are often a better predictor of illness and death than clinical tests, according to researchers. However, scientists haven't yet identified the channel that gives people a sense of impending illness. One theory is that fatigue is a marker.
- +Patients' feelings are often a better predictor of illness and death than clinical tests, according to researchers. However, scientists haven't yet identified the channel that gives people a sense of impending illness. One theory is that fatigue is a marker.
- Pour some water into your glass of ouzo or pastis, and the beverage will change from transparent to milky: this is the well-known 'Ouzo effect'. But what will happen if you simply place a drop of ouzo on a surface and wait? Scientists have studied the phenomena taking place, and distinguish four 'life phases' of the drop, within no more than a quarter of an hour.
- +Pour some water into your glass of ouzo or pastis, and the beverage will change from transparent to milky: this is the well-known 'Ouzo effect'. But what will happen if you simply place a drop of ouzo on a surface and wait? Scientists have studied the phenomena taking place, and distinguish four 'life phases' of the drop, within no more than a quarter of an hour.
- Powerful tropical cyclones like the super typhoon that lashed Taiwan with 150-mile-per-hour winds last week and then flooded parts of China are expected to become even stronger as the planet warms. That trend hasn't become evident yet, but it will, scientists say.
- Research into amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) has led to interesting and unexpected conclusions. When scientists were investigating the relevance of the higher expression of the IP3R2 protein in blood of ALS patients, the general expectation was that lowering the expression of this protein would have a protective effect on the affected motor neurons. But the exact opposite was true: IP3R2 turned out to be a protector against the negative effects of inflammation during ALS. Even more, the same mechanism may also apply to other diseases, such as stroke and multiple sclerosis, say investigators.
- +Research into amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) has led to interesting and unexpected conclusions. When scientists were investigating the relevance of the higher expression of the IP3R2 protein in blood of ALS patients, the general expectation was that lowering the expression of this protein would have a protective effect on the affected motor neurons. But the exact opposite was true: IP3R2 turned out to be a protector against the negative effects of inflammation during ALS. Even more, the same mechanism may also apply to other diseases, such as stroke and multiple sclerosis, say investigators.
- "Rivet graphene" has enhanced electronic properties and the ability to be transferred from one surface to another without contaminating polymers, according to scientists.
- +"Rivet graphene" has enhanced electronic properties and the ability to be transferred from one surface to another without contaminating polymers, according to scientists.
- Scientists at the University of Manitoba found heavier and fatter people had less white matter in the salience network - described as the seat of motivation and willpower.
- Scientists at the University of Surrey are gearing up to test a technologies which could target potentially hazardous space junk and remove it from orbit before it can cause any damage.
- Scientists at the University of Texas and colleagues have analysed how closed mouth vocalisation has evolved in birds and reptiles. Their findings suggest that dinosaurs may have also used this.
- Scientists from the University of Oxford imprinted ducklings with a pair of objects either the same as or different from each other, in shape or colour, which moved around in a circle.
- Scientists from University of Hawaii and California used images from Nasa's Dawn spacecraft (shown inset) - to create a detailed map of the dwarf planet's northern hemisphere. Dozens of large, permanently shadowed regions showed up across the northern hemisphere (pictured). The largest of these was inside a 10-mile-wide (16-kilometre) crater, less than 40 miles (65 kilometres) from the north pole.
- Scientists have discovered a type of cell surrounding blood vessels can also serve as a starting point for sarcoma, a form of cancer that occurs in bones and connective tissues.
- Scientists have found a new method of creating human stem cells which could solve the big problem of the large-scale production needed to fully realise the potential of these remarkable cells for understanding and treating disease.
- Scientists have shown that newly hatched ducklings can readily acquire the concepts of 'same' and 'different' -- an ability previously known only in highly intelligent animals such as apes, crows and parrots.
- +Scientists have shown that newly hatched ducklings can readily acquire the concepts of 'same' and 'different' -- an ability previously known only in highly intelligent animals such as apes, crows and parrots.
- Scientists identify brain pathway that stops us giving into temptation
- Scientists in New Zealand have discovered that children who sucked their thumbs or bit their nails were more than a fifth less likely to have allergies as adults and a third less likely if they did both.
- Scientists say climate change is likely to be responsible for the mass extinction of 10,000 hectares of mangroves along a 700km stretch of coastline from Queensland.
- Scientists surveying ocean floor turn up new fish off Alaska
- Scientists survey ocean floor turn up new fish off Alaska
- +Scientists trace origin cell of bone, soft tissue tumors, test drug target
- Significant new potentials for light harvesting through narrowing the bandgap of titania and graphene quantum dots have been uncovered by scientists.
- +Significant new potentials for light harvesting through narrowing the bandgap of titania and graphene quantum dots have been uncovered by scientists.
- The largest-ever, three-dimensional map of 1.2 million distant galaxies has revealed one of the most precise measurements yet of the dark energy, currently driving the accelerated expansion of the universe, say a team of scientists.
- The robot (pictured) was built by scientists from the Ecole Polytechnique and ESPCI ParisTech in the French capital and mimics the zigzag kicking style of top professional players.
- The 'Stealth wetsuit' was invented by HECS Aquatic, a concealment technology company based in New Zealand. It allowed a diver to swim up close with sharks (left) and fish (right). The principle is based on a Faraday cage, invented by the scientist Michael Faraday in 1836. Faraday discovered that inside a sphere of conducting material, the electric field balances out to become zero, even in an external electrical field. HECS Aquatic built a conductive carbon fibre grid that attenuates electrical fields into their wetsuit.
- Two weeks ago the 31-year-old gave birth to a healthy boy after having the tissue re-implanted by a team of scientists at Edinburgh University.
- Without simple repeating sequences of the DNA 'letters' GA on the X chromosome, distinct genders could never have evolved, at least in flies and mosquitoes, report scientists.
- +Without simple repeating sequences of the DNA 'letters' GA on the X chromosome, distinct genders could never have evolved, at least in flies and mosquitoes, report scientists.
- Zika outbreak to end in two to three years, scientists predict
- +Zika outbreak to end in two to three years, scientists predict
- 60-Second Science - July 11, 2016 - By Steve Mirsky
- 60-Second Science - July 12, 2016 - By Karen Hopkin
- 60-Second Science - July 13, 2016 - By Christopher Intagliata
- 60-Second Science - July 8, 2016 - By Jason G. Goldman
- The pressurized cargo modules developed by Thales Alenia have worked flawlessly to establish Cygnus as a flagship product for cargo resupply missions and as a research platform for science experiments that enable deep space exploration.
- A 2002 photo provided by NOAA Fisheries/Alaska Fisheries Science Center and taken during the second leg of the Aleutian Islands survey shows a snailfish. Sna...
- A family of microchips have been specifically designed to measure particles in space, the very stuff that can create radiation hazardous to satellite computers. Its these chips that will help Juno return amazing science from the harsh environment surrounding Jupiter.
- All the 180 seats in three UG programmes: B.Com, B.A. Economics and B.A. English Literature have been filled in the newly-started government arts and science college at Sathyamangalam.Nearly 50 seats ...
- Amid the science-fiction battlegrounds of hit video game "Overwatch", many gamers will have been surprised to find the figure of late Chinese college student Wu Hongyu.
- Batchmates of the deceased first year MD (Medicine) student Dr. Sarvanan G., at the prestigious All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and Madurai Medical College (where he did his undergradu...
- Bill Nye the Science Guy slams new Noah's Ark attraction during visit
- 7 Science-Backed Ways To Get Over An Ex
- Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains Why This High School Science Talent Search Matters
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- Dr. Dave Edwards, chief engineer in the Science and Technology Office at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, led the team of engineers that upgraded Hi-C’s specialized camera for its second flight in order to get it ready to see into the million-degree solar corona.
- +Dr. Dave Edwards, chief engineer in the Science and Technology Office at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, led the team of engineers that upgraded Hi-C’s specialized camera for its second flight in order to get it ready to see into the million-degree solar corona.
- Experts from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology created a test which calculates how well the body takes in oxygen, the most precise measure of physical fitness.
- [Image: Val Altounian/Science]
- +Listen to stories on the first mirror image molecule spotted in outer space, looking at the role of touch in the development of autism, and grafting on lab-built bones, with online news editor David Grimm. Karen Ersche talks about why cocaine addiction is so hard to treat and what we can learn by bringing addicted subjects into the lab with host Sarah Crespi. [Image: Science/Music: Jeffrey Cook]
- NASA Invites Media to Annual Exploration Science Forum, July 20-22
- NASA will host a Facebook Live event at 10:30 p.m. India time on Friday to discuss the science and technology aboard NASA's next Mars rover -- Mars 2020.
- NASA will host a Facebook Live event at 1 p.m. EDT Friday, July 15, to talk about the science and technology aboard NASAs next Mars rover, Mars 2020, and the significant step the agency is taking on its Journey to Mars, proceeding with final design and construction of the robotic explorer.
- +NASA will host a Facebook Live event at 1 p.m. EDT Friday, July 15, to talk about the science and technology aboard NASAs next Mars rover, Mars 2020, and the significant step the agency is taking on its Journey to Mars, proceeding with final design and construction of the robotic explorer.
- +[Planetary Science] Smashing bits to show asteroid strength
- +[Podcast] Science Signaling Podcast for 12 July 2016: Adaptor proteins limit signaling
- Robots could eventually play integral roles in labor wards, according to findings from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab Robots.<div class
- +Science news and blog articles from The Huffington Post
- Science - The Huffington Post
- +Science - The Huffington Post
- The improved PCM also accommodates an increased number of middeck lockers as compared to the existing module design which enhances the capability to transport science experiments.
- 'The kids are being brainwashed': Bill Nye the Science Guy slams new Noah's Ark attraction during a visit Friday after protests were held at its opening
- The much-awaited Government Arts and Science College has started functioning in a temporary building on Government Higher Secondary School campus at Veerapandi near here on Thursday.Inaugurating the c...
- The top two students who have been admitted to undergraduate degree in veterinary and animal science on Thursday’s counselling at the veterinary science university here are first-generation graduates...
- +[This Week in Science] Adaptors conduct the EGFR symphony
- +[This Week in Science] A light approach to C-N bond formation
- +[This Week in Science] C9ORF72, a suppressor of autoimmunity?
- +[This Week in Science] Carbon nanotubes boost battery storage
- +[This Week in Science] Crossing “safe” limits for biodiversity loss
- +[This Week in Science] Driven to collapse
- +[This Week in Science] Epigenetic regulation in the brain
- +[This Week in Science] How the ER manages mitochondrial division
- +[This Week in Science] Making the forbidden allowed
- +[This Week in Science] Sending neural stem cells back to the garage
- +[This Week in Science] The heat is on
- +[This Week in Science] The innate wisdom of ducklings
- +[This Week in Science] Thinning a ferroelectric makes it better
- +[This Week in Science] This is no time to be a butterfly
- +[This Week in Science] Transmitting signals across the synapse
- +[This Week in Science] Turning the corner
- Tiny Microchips Enable Extreme Science
- +What do we know about humanity-ending catastrophes? Julia Rosen talks with Sarah Crespi about various doomsday scenarios and what science can do to save us. Alex Kacelnik talks about getting ducklings to recognize “same” and “different”—a striking finding that reveals conceptual thinking in very early life. Read the related research.
- What if your computer was organic too? A team of researchers has come one step closer to making nature meet science.The Lomonosov MSU researchers in collaboration with their German colleagues from the Institute of Polymer Research in Dresden ...
- It proved to be a difficult challenge, with many successes and many failures along the way. (The likes of) the X-33 pushed the technology of reusable space flight, added Mr. Sponable, adding NASA and the Air Force advances have directly helped not only SpaceX and Blue Origin, but also the Technical Readiness Level for reusable space lift.
- Amber Heard's face (left) was found to be 91.85 per cent accurate to the Greek Golden Ratio of Beauty Phi - which for thousands of years was thought to hold the secret formula of perfection. Using the theory, computer mapping technology also found that Kim Kardashian (right) had perfect eyebrows, Scarlett Johansson came out on top for her eyes, Rihanna's face shape was deemed the most beautiful, while Emily Ratajkowski's lips and Kate Moss's forehead were also praised. The celebrities tested with the latest facial mapping techniques by Harley Street surgeon Dr Julian De Silva - who found her features to be the closest to the Golden Ratio of Beauty, which measures 12 key marker points on the face.
- A San Francisco-based startup called SiFive is announcing plans to develop and sell chips based on a technology called RISC-V.
- +A San Francisco-based startup called SiFive is announcing plans to develop and sell chips based on a technology called RISC-V.
- As technology scales new heights, financial fraud risk deepens
- As the messaging-app operator prepares to begin trading in New York and Tokyo after raising $1.14 billion in the technology industry biggest IPO so far this year, some investors question if it can contend with larger rivals in the U.S. and China.
- +As the messaging-app operator prepares to begin trading in New York and Tokyo after raising $1.14 billion in the technology industry biggest IPO so far this year, some investors question if it can contend with larger rivals in the U.S. and China.
- A team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology tested 14 individuals by playing them a selection of sounds, such as a hand clap, a pole tap or a bouncing ball.
- BAE Systems and Integrated Technology Limited have together created the Broadsword Spine vest as an alternative to heavy portable data and power supplies.
- Banking is first about trust and integrity and then about technology and the rest
- Board of Larsen & Toubro decides to participate in OFS of L&T Technology Services
- Close on the heels of the successful Rs 1,243-crore L&T Infotech IPO, diversified group L&T's technology services unit has filed draft prospectus with Sebi for a public offer to raise an estimated Rs 1,000 crore.
- CNNMoney's Paul R. La Monica interviews the Chief Global Officer of messaging app Line, Jungho Shin, at the New York Stock Exchange. The company is popular in Japan and now has the biggest technology IPO of 2016.<div class
- Construction and infrastructure conglomerate Larsen & Toubro will be offloading 15 per cent equity stake in its subsidiary L&T Technology Services, the parent company said in an exchange fili...
- Consumer Reports calls for Tesla to disable its automatic steering and stop calling its system autopilot as it slams technology as 'too much autonomy too soon'
- Consumer Reports calls for Tesla to disable its automatic steering and stop calling its system autopilot as it slams technology as 'too much autonomy too soon'
- Drone Regulators Try to Keep Up With Rapidly Growing Technology
- +Drone Regulators Try to Keep Up With Rapidly Growing Technology
- FARNBOROUGH, England (Reuters) - Technology transfers and commitments to build and buy equipment locally have become key determinants in which companies win global arms sales orders, U.S. industry executives say.
- Following the successful initial public offering (IPO) of L&T Infotech, engineering major Larsen & Tourbo (L&T) is ready to take another group company public. According to sources, L&T Technology Services will file the draft red ...
- Francis O'Neill, an artist based in Oxford, and Sofia Palazzo Corner, from London, looked into the technology that might have been available at the time, and published their findings in the Journal of Optics.
- IBM new service will help companies test the online ledger technology to track high-value goods as they move through supply chains. Among the first users: a firm that tracks diamonds.
- Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka today said Brexit has led to uncertainty in the near term, but expressed optimism that it may also offer revenue growth “opportunities” as new demand for technology services ...
- Japanese smartphone-game provider DeNA said it has set up a company with Preferred Networks, becoming the latest major firm to bet on the startup artificial-intelligence technology for growth.
- Line surged on its first day of trading in New York and Tokyo after Japan most popular messaging app raised $1.26 billion in the technology industry biggest IPO so far this year.
- +Line surged on its first day of trading in New York and Tokyo after Japan most popular messaging app raised $1.26 billion in the technology industry biggest IPO so far this year.
- LONDON (Reuters) - British medical charity MRC Technology has pocketed $150 million by selling part of its royalty interest in Merck & Co's successful cancer drug Keytruda, allowing it to plough fresh funds into new research.
- +LONDON (Reuters) - British medical charity MRC Technology has pocketed $150 million by selling part of its royalty interest in Merck & Co's successful cancer drug Keytruda, allowing it to plough fresh funds into new research.
- L&T gains on plan to sell 15% stake in L&T Technology Services via IPO
- L&T rose 1.39% to Rs 1,585.55 at 14:50 IST on BSE after the company said it proposes to sell 15% stake in its subsidiary, L&T Technology Services, through an initial public offer.
- L&T Technology will file its draft red herring prospectus with market regulator Sebi tomorrow
- L&T to sell 15% stake in L&T Technology Services via IPO
- Opera Mini's compression technology shrinks data by up to 90% helping users save data
- Proposes to sell up to 15% stake held in L&T Technology Services
- Researchers at the California Institute of Technology and Nasa's Jet Propulsion Lab came up with the new concept, which uses a structure where each part of the telescope is carried separately.
- Researchers from the Compiègne University of Technology in France created a new deodorant that uses molecularly imprinted polymers which capture the precursors to smelly compounds.
- Self-driving cars go off-road as Land Rover unveils new technology
- Self-driving cars go off-road: Jaguar Land Rover unveils technology to let 4x4 vehicles navigate across mud, snow, sand and water
- Silicon Valley best-known venture investors have emerged largely unscathed from the rapid descent of Theranos, but the decline offers a cautionary tale for a community that bets big on visionary founders touting revolutionary technology.
- SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings has invested in pureLiFi, a company working on providing high-speed internet access through light, the technology firm said.
- State-run BHEL has commissioned another 250 MW unit based on eco-friendly Circulating Fluidised Bed Combustion (CFBC) technology, using low quality coal (lignite) as the primary fuel. The unit has...
- +Technology news and blog articles from The Huffington Post
- Technology - The Huffington Post
- +Technology - The Huffington Post
- The canine photofits, computer-generated images created with the help of DNA samples of the evidence left behind, will then be put up in parks and published in the council newsletter. The technology is so sophisticated it tests the mess for DNA which reveals key traits of the dog such as breed, gender, eye colour, and even the colour and texture of the coat. It even gives details of the dog's face type and length of its tail so experts can create a picture of the animal. The DNA scheme has been launched by the borough of Barking and Dagenham in east London in an attempt to rid parks and gardens in the area of dog mess.
- The company is also strengthening its leadership team and has brought on board Krishan Nagpal as VP-Technology
- The recent emergence of bacterial infections that are resistant to many existing antibiotics is driving an urgent need for tools to quickly identify the small number of therapies that are still effective for individual patients. Currently, multi-drug resistant bacteria often must be sent to specialized laboratories for analysis, leading to several days of delay before results can guide therapy. Now investigators have developed a simple and versatile method using inkjet printing technology to test such bacteria for susceptibility to antibiotics in a clinical setting.
- +The recent emergence of bacterial infections that are resistant to many existing antibiotics is driving an urgent need for tools to quickly identify the small number of therapies that are still effective for individual patients. Currently, multi-drug resistant bacteria often must be sent to specialized laboratories for analysis, leading to several days of delay before results can guide therapy. Now investigators have developed a simple and versatile method using inkjet printing technology to test such bacteria for susceptibility to antibiotics in a clinical setting.
- The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday set up an inter-regulatory working group to study regulatory issues relating to financial technology and digital banking in India, as suggested by the sub-committee of the Financial Stability and ...
- They will be a part of the technology team and will work with teams across engineering and product development.
- +They will be a part of the technology team and will work with teams across engineering and product development.
- This is the third 250 Mw unit based on CFBC technology commissioned by BHEL
- To promote information technology (IT) sector in tier-II centres such as Mangaluru, the Karnataka Biotechnology and Information Technology Services (KBITS) will organise a programme in Mangaluru in Se...
- Wearable technology creates electronic network and power supply
- With Al-Futtaim Engineering and Technology
- With a TRL of around 5, this rating is much higher than when the X-33 was being developed, with – as noted by DARPA – immature technology. The X-33 development process began with a TRL level of 3.
- With new features like Turbo Speed Technology (TST) and Smart Glow, a colour LED notification system, Samsung India launched two phones aiming to capture the young minds and those looking for a tab-cu...
- A free one-day training programme on ‘Annual moringa (drumstick), Lablab (bean) and Bhendi (lady’s finger) cultivation techniques’ will be held at the Krishi Vigyan Kendra in Veterinary College and Re...
- +Online news editor David Grimm shares stories on a possibledebunking of a popular brain stimulation technique, using “dirty” mice in the lab to simulate the human immune system, and how South American monkeys’ earliest ancestors used rafts to get to Central America.
- We still have some forward work in terms of qual testing, and certifying the software, and finishing the hot-fire certification of the control system, but the technical risk is much, much less now than it was a year ago.
- Any customer who faces a technical issue with his or her newly purchased smartphone from Flipkart can expect an engineer to visit their house and address the problem.
- +Any customer who faces a technical issue with his or her newly purchased smartphone from Flipkart can expect an engineer to visit their house and address the problem.
- A team from the California Polytechnic State University in San Louis studied the gut bacteria and paleofeces, human faeces, from ancient mummies. The gut bacteria were resistant to most of today's antibiotics.
- Exposure to a constant barrage of noise puts the body under 'psychological and physiological stress, raising the risk of a heart attack, a Technical University Dresden study found.
- Here are a few trading calls from Sacchitanand Uttekar, Equity Technical Analyst, Motilal Oswal Securities
- SRF commissions technical textile plant after modernisation
- Students of IIT Madras are conducting Spark Quiz Competition for school students as a part of Shaastra, the annual technical festival of IIT Madras.The quiz is open to all students of classes 8 to 12,...
- +[Technical Comment] Comment on “Sensitivity of seafloor bathymetry to climate-driven fluctuations in mid-ocean ridge magma supply”
- +[Technical Response] Response to Comment on “Sensitivity of seafloor bathymetry to climate-driven fluctuations in mid-ocean ridge magma supply”
- The tests were conducted as part of technical trials at Proof & Experimental Establishment (PXE) in Balasore, Odisha.
- 10 Hindi films that take you on a journey through India
- 11% More than normal was India's southwest monsoon during the week ended Wednesday
- 156 people evacuated from South Sudan return to India
- 1,90,578 units of the previous generation of Accord, CR-V, Civic, City and Jazz models in India have been recalled.
- 98.4°®, a leading chain of retail pharmacy stores run by Global Healthline, has announced its collaborations with MobiKwik, India's largest digital payments company to allow its user to facilitate cashless payments across its stores. This is the ...
- Across India, women are central to dairy farming. But while they handle the backbreaking work, it’s the men who control the money and call the shots
- After staying on top for two quarters, India slipped to the third position globally on the scale of business optimism because of delays in key reforms like the GST and bad loans facing state-owned banks, says a report.
- Ajit Isaac knows how to standout in India's start-up ecosystem and build a successful company
- Alappuzha, Panaji and Mysuru cleanest cities in India: CSE survey
- Ambassador for Korea visits DSSCCho Hyun, Ambassador for Republic of Korea in India, along with Colonel Km Chuol Hwan, Defence Attache at the Consulate visited the Defence Staff Service College (DSSC)...
- An Automated Teller Machine (ATM) of the India Post was opened at K.K.Nagar post office in the city on Thursday.This is the second ATM of India Post in the city and the 24{+t}{+h}in the central region...
- Apple appoints point person for AppStore & iTunes for India market
- +Apple appoints point person for AppStore & iTunes for India market
- App makers are bracing for a battle for market share in Asia, an untapped land of opportunity. App marketers, developers and brands have much to gain from looking east -with China and India leading smartphone penetration, advanced markets like Japan and Korea seeking better products, new markets emerging in Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia.
- +App makers are bracing for a battle for market share in Asia, an untapped land of opportunity. App marketers, developers and brands have much to gain from looking east -with China and India leading smartphone penetration, advanced markets like Japan and Korea seeking better products, new markets emerging in Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia.
- Apprehension over impact of robotics, automation on India's BPO sector exaggerated: KPMG
- +Apprehension over impact of robotics, automation on India's BPO sector exaggerated: KPMG
- Apttus to invest $35 m in India in next 3 years
- Are India’s tech startup serious businesses? Or will they just fade away when the funding stops?
- +Are India’s tech startup serious businesses? Or will they just fade away when the funding stops?
- Athletics Federation of India had named six-member squads for the men’s and women’s 4x400m relay races.
- A top American Senator has slammed India for allegedly being complicit in trafficking and questioned the recent decision of the State Department for placing India in Tier-2 list and not below that.
- BCCI announces dates for England tour of India
- Bengaluru firm develops tech to use data from India's GPS
- +Bengaluru firm develops tech to use data from India's GPS
- Bolstered by Australian Open triumph, India ace shuttler Saina Nehwal says she is now working on her half smashes under the watchful eyes of coach Vimal Kumar to get closer to the goal of winning a gold medal at next month's Rio Olympics.
- Boston Scientific launches first integrated facility in India
- Brathwaite identifies patience as key to succeed against India
- Cabinet approves the facilities being extended to persons residing in India on Long Term Visa
- CCI dismisses complaint against Coal India, CIMFR
- Central Bank of India announces cessation of director
- Centre of Trade Unions of India is holding the meeting of its All-India Working Committee at CITU Bhawan
- Challenges posed by high cost in popularising hybrid and electric vehicles in India can be overcome with a focus on manufacturing components and the vehicles in India, a senior government official today said.
- Challenging to face India's strong batting, spin: Brathwaite
- Changing entrepreneurial ecosystem in India
- Chess Competition under the aegis of Telangana Chess Association - affiliated to All India Chess Federation, will be held on July 22 at St. Joseph’s P...
- China, Italy, Germany, Britain, Japan, India and Uganda have already started evacuating their citizens from the country
- Chinese Ambassador signals room for talks on India in NSG
- Citi India FY16 net down 5% at Rs 3,233 cr
- Claims it has given a report on how the liquor baron channelled money from the company to Kingfisher Airlines, Force India and Watson
- Close to 7 lakh cars recalled in India this year
- Condemning the skyrocketing prices of essential commodities, cadres of Communist Party of India (Marxist) distributed pamphlets to the public here on Thursday.The pamphlets distributed by the CPI (M) ...
- Consequently, that may adversely impact India's economic growth from FY18, says the ratings agency
- Controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, facing multiple probes over his alleged provocative speeches, today said he has no plans to return to India this year even as he claimed his remarks were "blown out of context" and that he has never ...
- ‘Cultural differences’ hamper India, South Korea economic ties
- Data costs have impacted 4G growth in India: Samsung India VP Manu Sharma
- +Data costs have impacted 4G growth in India: Samsung India VP Manu Sharma
- Debutant Ramkumar puts India ahead 1-0 vs Korea in Davis Cup
- Desi execs lead Cadbury global ops from India
- Despite heavy rainfall in several parts of the state, monsoon deficit in Gujarat still stands at 44 per cent, down from 54 per cent of last week. India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast moderate to heavy rains in the coming weeks As per ...
- Despite the recent weakness in Gail India (₹375.5), the outlook remains positive. As long as it stays above ₹358, the positive outlook will remain intact. The stock can very well record a new 52-wee...
- Dharmendra Pradhan promises greater ease in doing business with India
- Digital India gives fillip to OFC manufacturing
- Econo Trade India consolidated net profit rises 22.22% in the June 2016 quarter
- Econo Trade India standalone net profit rises 22.22% in the June 2016 quarter
- Empower Labs launches India's first augmented reality mobile game Delta T
- +Empower Labs launches India's first augmented reality mobile game Delta T
- England to begin test series in India at new venue Rajkot
- +England to begin test series in India at new venue Rajkot
- Ericsson beefs up leadership team, moves three senior executives to India
- +Ericsson beefs up leadership team, moves three senior executives to India
- Expanding the Idea of India
- Experience the sound of silence in northeast India
- 'Fair value' for Max India, as per a note by Edelweiss, is between Rs 100 and Rs 110 per share
- FDI didn't let Flipkart become India's Amazon: Shankar Sharma
- Forbes Marshall, India's leading Steam Engineering, Energy Management and Controls and Instrumentation organisation, launched its Energy Efficiency Centre at IIT Bombay recently.The centre was inaugurated jointly by Mr. Jehangir Ardeshir, Group CEO, ...
- Force India's "Checo" Pérez shows us around his podium clinching car.<div class
- Former India captain Rahul Dravid feels that T20 cricket has gone through a transformation over last decade with batsmen showing comparatively more signs of improvement skillwise than the bowlers.
- From going on strike against the proposed merger of associate banks with State Bank of India
- From India Ratings & Research
- From Seattle to Sonipat: Amazon opens its largest 'pick, pack, ship' centre in India
- Future Perfect: Go long on Gail India
- Gabriel India to hold board meeting
- Gati surged 9.5 per cent to a 11-month high and Transport Corp of India rallied to a record
- Gearing up for the four-Test rubber, West Indies leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo is looking forward to bowl long spells and pick up wickets when the bilateral series against India gets underway at Antigu...
- ‘GE India’s tech centre solving operational problems, helping clients go digital’
- Gionee on Tuesday has launched F103 Pro smartphone in India at Rs 11099. The dual SIM smartphone comes with Amigo 3.2 UI running on top of Android 6.0 operating system.
- Google launches Andriod programme to train 2M developers in India
- +Google launches Andriod programme to train 2M developers in India
- Govt has made it clear that it would prefer an economist to take over the top job in India's central bank
- Govt. ITI for Girls recognised as best in South India
- Guntur District got yet another cricket facility on Thursday when the former Test cricketer and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Senior Selection Committee member, M.S.K. Prasad. inaugurat...
- G.V. Srirama Reddy, State secretary of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), has criticised the BJP and the Janata Dal (Secular) for spoiling the ongoing Assembly session by making a hue and cry abo...
- Had e-commerce been walled off from foreign competition, India would have had a fair chance of giving birth to its own Amazon and Alibaba, says Sharma.
- HDFC raises Rs 3,000 cr via India's first masala bonds
- Heat wave conditions prevailed in some places in the State on Thursday. This has been attributed to the monsoon moving towards land and concentrating in central and north India and taking the moisture...
- Here's how to play Pokemon Go in India
- +Here's how to play Pokemon Go in India
- Honda announces 2nd largest recall in India
- Honda recalls 1.9 lakh cars in India to replace airbags
- Iconic Ford Mustang comes to India
- If on sale, ready to buy Tatas' AirAsia India stake: Tony Fernandes
- In a paper issued Wednesday, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai), estimated that the "cost per MB" in a WiFi network could be less than 2 paise, which works out to a 10th of the average 23 paise/MB that consumers, typically, pay for data usage on 2G, 3G or 4G mobile networks.
- India accuses Pak of fanning discontent in Kashmir
- India achieves yet another public health milestone; becomes first country to be declared free of Yaws, an infection of the skin and bones, much ahead of WHO global t....
- India achieves yet another public health milestone; becomes first country to be declared free of Yaws, an infection of the skin and bones, much ahead of WHO global target year...
- India achieves yet another public health milestone; becomes first country to be declared free of Yaws, an infection of the skin and bones, much ahead of WHO global target year....
- India, Ashwin placed second in ICC Test rankings
- +India, Ashwin placed second in ICC Test rankings
- India becomes first YAWS-free country
- India bonds during island visit
- India calls for quick action against sponsors of terrorism
- India condemns Nice terror attack, expresses solidarity with France
- India-controlled Kashmir under curfew, phones blocked to pre-empt protest
- +India-controlled Kashmir under curfew, phones blocked to pre-empt protest
- India, despite having a dry and uninventive education system, has a much more creative and enjoyable quizzing culture than the US
- India developing indigenous second generation routers: Parrikar
- +India developing indigenous second generation routers: Parrikar
- India-EU launch joint project to identify and reduce barriers to farm exports
- India, EU officials to meet today on FTA talks
- India face South Korea in Davis Cup tie
- India first country to become YAWS-free
- India had last year decided to make Japan a permanent member of the bilateral naval exercise with the US called Malabar
- +India, her leaders condemn terror attack in Nice
- India hockey squad announced for Rio Olympics
- +India hockey squad announced for Rio Olympics
- India imposes anti-dumping duty on Chinese refrigerant
- India Inc’s suicide point
- India in the West Indies: A brief Test history, part 1
- India invites Australian Army for special forces exercise
- India is a ray of HOPE, says PM in Johannesburg
- ‘India is a sleeping giant for football’
- ‘India is not an outlier on FTAs’
- India-Japan $1.3-b defence deal fails to make headway
- India, Japan ask Beijing to refrain from using strong-arm tactics in South China Sea
- India jumps 11 places to 152nd in football rankings
- +India jumps 11 places to 152nd in football rankings
- India, R Ashwin placed second in ICC Test rankings
- India’s coal shift a big jolt for Indonesian exporters
- India's Anirban Lahiri made a fine start, but still left with a feeling that it could have been way better but for the putter on the opening day of the Open late on Thursday.
- India's ecommerce companies are now looking at new sops like pre-approved loans, faster delivery, and improved service for repeat buyers.
- India series against England to commence on Nov 9
- India series vs England to commence in Rajkot on Nov 9
- India's largest two-wheeler company Hero MotoCorp has launched its first in-house designed motorcycle, 'Splendor iSmart 110' here.Built on a completely new chassis and frame, the bike has been developed at company's Centre of Innovation and ...
- India slips to 3rd place on business optimism index: Thornton
- India's premier badminton star Saina Nehwal believes that her in-born go-getter attitude will help her overcome opponents, a couple of nagging injuries and pressure of expectations as she bids to better the colour of her Olympic medal at the Rio ...
- India's score on IP index will improve by 2020: Kalpana Reddy
- India's second-largest IT company Infosys today reported a 13 per cent jump in its June quarter net profit on new client addition, but cut its annual sales forecast that sent the stock crashing.
- India's second-largest IT services company Infosys Ltd said on Friday its first-quarter net profit grew 13 per cent on new client wins but came in marginally below analysts' estimates, sending Bombay...
- India’s top three incumbent carriers -- Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India and Idea Cellular -- are kicking their content act into top gear before Reliance Jio Infocomm’s launches 4G services commercially, said analysts.
- India to build Dharamshala at Pashupati Nath temple
- India to host England in five match Test series
- India to push efforts to boost inter-continental connectivity at ASEM summit in Mongolia
- +India to push efforts to boost inter-continental connectivity at ASEM summit in Mongolia
- India was among the few bright spots for Apple in its second quarter earnings, which saw its largest growing market China shrink – revenue fell by 11 per cent.
- +India was among the few bright spots for Apple in its second quarter earnings, which saw its largest growing market China shrink – revenue fell by 11 per cent.
- India will also need to cope with new market realities
- >India will push the efforts to boost inter-continental connectivity at the 11th Asia-Europe Meeting Summit, ASEM in Mongolia.The two-day Summit begins at Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia today.
- India with us on verdict, says China
- Interview with European Commission ambassador to India
- In the latest ICC Test rankings released in Dubai on Wednesday, India has held the second position while Australia remains on top. Ravichandran Ashwin topped the all-rounders ...
- In the meeting, officials of Chief Electoral Office (CEO) informed that the Election Commission of India (ECI) has allocated nearly two lakh electronic voting machines (EVMs) for polls in the state.
- iOS and Android app purchases to get costlier by 7-8% in India due to Equalisation levy
- +iOS and Android app purchases to get costlier by 7-8% in India due to Equalisation levy
- IPO, first by life insurer in India, to be biggest in six years; company to approach Irdai before Sebi
- Is India Heading Towards A Water Crisis?
- It is sure a wake up call for wheat farmers in India, especially for those cultivating the staple crop in the East and North Eastern parts and the Agriculture Ministry as the deadly ‘wheat blast’ is ...
- Jadeja, Ashwin dominate as India bowl out WICB XI for 180
- Jadeja, Ashwin dominate as India bowl out WICB XI for 180
- Jadeja, Ashwin star as India bowl out WICB XI for 180
- Kashmir: U.S. calls for talks; India hits back at Pakistan at U.N.
- Kotak SecuritiesGabriel India (Buy)CMP: ₹103Target: ₹124Gabriel India Ltd (Gabriel) is the flagship company of Anand Group. Gabriel was set up in 1961 in collaboration with Maremont Corporation (now...
- LeEco India launched its operations more than six months ago and aims to increase its staff fivefold to more than 1,000 by the end of 2016.
- +LeEco India launched its operations more than six months ago and aims to increase its staff fivefold to more than 1,000 by the end of 2016.
- LG posted Rs 13,000 crore in sales in India in 2014-15
- Limited capital pool to squeeze PSBs' loan growth, warns India Ratings
- Major car recalls in India
- Manu Sharma talks about Samsung’s foray into 4G along with some new mobile innovations which were developed specifically in India
- +Manu Sharma talks about Samsung’s foray into 4G along with some new mobile innovations which were developed specifically in India
- Maruti Suzuki India rose 1.28% to Rs 4482 at 13:21 IST on BSE as the Japanese yen weakened against the dollar.
- Max India shares hit lower circuit on debut
- Medical devices firm Boston Scientific today launched its first integrated facility in India to develop and sell minimally invasive technologies fit for India and the greater Asian market and train physicians in using them.
- Mindteck (India) appoints director
- MobiKwik, the largest mobile payments company in India with over 32 million users and a network of 100000 merchants, today announced that its exclusive cash pick up service has completed 1 million transactions. The service was launched in September ...
- Mondelez India eyes entry-level segment
- Mondelez India Foods Pvt Ltd, known for its Cadbury chocolates and Oreo biscuits, plans to enter entry-level segment, according to a senior company official. Speaking to media persons during the laun...
- Most romantic getaways in India
- MUMBAI/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Consumers in Asia took profits on their gold holdings as a price rally last week helped bullion hit its highest in more than two years, keeping new buyers at bay despite jewellers offering steep discounts in second-top consumer India.
- +MUMBAI/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Consumers in Asia took profits on their gold holdings as a price rally last week helped bullion hit its highest in more than two years, keeping new buyers at bay despite jewellers offering steep discounts in second-top consumer India.
- Nasscom, on Friday, dispelled apprehensions regarding the proposed US immigration bill impacting the IT industry in India.
- NEW DELHI (Reuters) - England will embark on their lengthy tour of India later this year with Rajkot hosting the first of the five test matches from November 9, the cricket boards announced on Friday.
- +NEW DELHI (Reuters) - England will embark on their lengthy tour of India later this year with Rajkot hosting the first of the five test matches from November 9, the cricket boards announced on Friday.
- NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's second-largest IT services company Infosys Ltd said on Friday its first-quarter net profit grew 13 percent on new client wins but came in marginally below analysts' estimates, sending Bombay-listed shares sharply lower.
- No plans to return to India this year: Naik, rejects charges
- One of the toughest challenges with India smartphone manufacturing is maintaining the same level of quality as China since the manufacturing environment in the country is not the same, says OnePlus co-founder and CEO Pete Lau.
- +One of the toughest challenges with India smartphone manufacturing is maintaining the same level of quality as China since the manufacturing environment in the country is not the same, says OnePlus co-founder and CEO Pete Lau.
- Our internal affairs are ours to handle: India tells Pak
- Outcome of board meeting of Jainco Projects (India)
- PM speech at the Joint Press statements between India and Kenya
- PM Modi speech at India Kenya Business Forum, in Nairobi, Kenya
- PM’s address at India-Kenya Business Forum in Nairobi
- Polaris India eyes 15% share of super luxury bikes by 2016
- Puratos India trains 16 underprivileged students tobe bakers
- "There’s a incredible talent base in India, so the opportunity from just a pure number of startups should be huge,"Chuck Robbins said in an interview
- +"There’s a incredible talent base in India, so the opportunity from just a pure number of startups should be huge,"Chuck Robbins said in an interview
- Rajasthan has become the first state in India to move towards guaranteed titles for urban properties
- Rajkot and Visakhapatnam will host their first ever Test respectively when India play their five-Test series against England starting November 9.
- Ramkumar Ramanathan enjoyed a memorable Davis Cup debut as he notched up a hard-fought victory over Seong Chan Hong of South Korea in the opening singles to hand India a 1-0 lead in the Asia/Oceania Group-I tie here on Friday.
- Researchers from India and the United Kingdom have come together to develop new cereal crop varieties that use nitrogen efficient that in turn will reduce greenhouse emissions and make farming more profitable and sustainable.
- Researchers improve monsoon forecast in India
- Saeed reportedly said the US was giving India a free hand by not condemning the ongoing violence in Kashmir
- Satyapal Singh: ‘In 2008, report showed Zakir Naik doing conversions – UPA ignored it for votes, it diluted India’s strong anti-terror laws’
- Senator slams India for being complicit in human trafficking
- ShoppinPal will use the funds to get more retailers on board, product development and brand building in India
- Slum Soccer, an organisation that uses Football as a tool for the social upliftment of downtrodden demographics, has partnered with Tata Trusts and Football Players Association of India (FPAI) for te...
- Sony launches two Power Banks in India, starting at Rs 5,100
- SRINIGAR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Mismanagement of a flagship land ownership scheme in Jammu and Kashmir, banked on by the regional government to generate cash to build its own power plants, is holding back local ambitions for energy ...
- SRINIGAR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Mismanagement of a flagship land ownership scheme in Jammu and Kashmir, banked on by the regional government to generate cash to build its own power plants, is holding back local ambitions for energy independence.
- +SRINIGAR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Mismanagement of a flagship land ownership scheme in Jammu and Kashmir, banked on by the regional government to generate cash to build its own power plants, is holding back local ambitions for energy independence.
- State Bank of India (SBI) inaugurated its first SBI InTouch branch in southern districts, which aims at providing a variety of services in online self-service mode, on Bypass Road here on Thursday.Lau...
- Talgo becomes the fastest train in India
- Team India back to training at Warner Park
- Telangana University Registrar R. Limbadri, who is on his two-week itinerary in the US, met the Consular General of India Yousuff Sayyad on Thursday. Along with him, Chicago State University represent...
- The acquisition would aid Snapdeal to try and claw back the market share it has lost to Amazon India over the past six months, by strengthening its supply chain.
- +The acquisition would aid Snapdeal to try and claw back the market share it has lost to Amazon India over the past six months, by strengthening its supply chain.
- The book contains evocative details of Rao's failures in preventing two of the ugliest incidents of social disharmony in independent India - the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition and the 1984 Sikh riots
- The Delhi High Court will send a copy of Justice (Retd) Mukul Mudgal’s report on the conduct of matches at the Feroze Shah Kotla to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for possible actio...
- The embattled leaders remarks came a day after a veteran Communist leader accused India of attempting to topple the Oli-led government in a bid to derail growing Nepal-China ties.
- The film will release as early as 11 a.m. on July 21, at least 12 hours ahead of India
- The first batch of 156 people, including nine women and three children, evacuated from war-torn South Sudan arrived in India today on board an Air Force plane.
- The five-a-side football tournament will also be telecast on Sony Pictures Networks India channels and Sony LIV
- The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India has launched a new initiative called the Food Safety Knowledge Assimilation Network, which will be a framework for scientific co-operation for food sa...
- The Government of India, in consultation with the Reserve Bank of India, has decided to issue fourth tranche of Sovereign Gold Bonds. Applications for the bond will be accepted from July 18, 2016 to July 22, 2016.
- The Hindu in School Chess Competition under the aegis of Telangana Chess Association – affiliated to All India Chess Federation, is going to be held on July 20 and July 21 at Khammam and Warangal, res...
- The increasing apprehension over the impact of robotics and automation on India’s business process outsourcing industry may be exaggerated.
- +The increasing apprehension over the impact of robotics and automation on India’s business process outsourcing industry may be exaggerated.
- The latest round of funding also saw participation from ShareChat’s existing investor India Quotient, which had invested about $100,000 in the startup in February last year.
- +The latest round of funding also saw participation from ShareChat’s existing investor India Quotient, which had invested about $100,000 in the startup in February last year.
- The offer-for-sale by P Mukund, Promoter of Igarashi Motors India, received strong response from investors. Through the OFS, Mukund sold 33.20 lakh shares (or 10.35 per cent of the equity share capit...
- The Registrar General of India (RGI) releases Census 2011 data on disabled population by type of disability, educational level and sex here today.
- The Reserve Bank of India today fixed the reference rate of the rupee at 67.0655 against the US dollar and 74.6037 for the euro.
- The Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the murder of two persons in incidents of political violence involving Communist Party of India (Marxist) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers arrested...
- The Union Cabinet chaired by the PM has approved the following facilities being extended to persons from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan, namely Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians staying on Long Term Visa in India.
- They travelled on tourist visas; India seeks Tehran’s help to trace them
- This launch makes MobiKwik the lightest mobile wallet app available in India, packed with features such as bus booking, recharge, utility bills payments etc.
- +This launch makes MobiKwik the lightest mobile wallet app available in India, packed with features such as bus booking, recharge, utility bills payments etc.
- Through erudition, charm and sheer force of personality, Neil O’Brien became an idol for an entire generation of quizzers in India
- Time for govt to monitor funding of Wahhabi NGOs in India
- Title: The Warehouse; Author: S.S. Mausoof; Publisher: Hachette India; Pages: 256; Price: Rs 399
- Title: Who Moved My Interest Rate?; Author: Duvvuri Subbarao; Publisher: Penguin Random House India; Pages: 308; Price: Rs 525
- TUV India inaugurates 2nd product testing lab in Pune
- TUV India (TÜV Nord Group), a leading testing, inspection and certification organisation, has inaugurated its new product testing laboratory in Pune. This is second lab in the city. The new lab is...
- Underlining the importance of playing spin better, West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite has insisted that patience will be a key factor to succeed in the forthcoming four-match Test series against India."The pitches are slow here and the ...
- United India looks at listing
- Using MobiKwik, 98.4 becomes first pharmacy chain in India to adopt cashless payments
- US Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley has said that India is not cooperative in such matters
- Vodafone India on Wednesday announced the availability of 4G SIMs at all Vodafone Stores, Vodafone Mini Stores and 4000+ multi brand outlets located across Haryana.
- +Vodafone India on Wednesday announced the availability of 4G SIMs at all Vodafone Stores, Vodafone Mini Stores and 4000+ multi brand outlets located across Haryana.
- Vodafone India rolls out 4G SIMs in Haryana
- +Vodafone India rolls out 4G SIMs in Haryana
- What is the future of work in India?
- Why Max India fell on listing
- Xiaomis 2nd Mi Anniversary sale in India is from July 20-22, where Mi phones will be sold at Re 1.
- Xiaomi India 2nd Mi anniversary sale: Get Mi 5, Redmi Note 3 at Re 1
- Xiaomi Mi India Anniversary includes Rs 1 deals on Mi 5, Mi Max, Redmi Note 3, Mi Band and other products
- Xiaomi names ex-Snapdeal executive Raghu Reddy as online sales head for India
- +Xiaomi names ex-Snapdeal executive Raghu Reddy as online sales head for India
- Youngster Ramkumar Ramanathan made a winning Davis Cup debut with a hard-fought victory over Seong Chan Hong in the opening singles as India took a 1-0 lead in the Asia/Oceania Group-I tie, here today.
- ZTT India plans $25 million additional investment in Sri City
- A BSF Deputy Inspector General was allegedly wrongly booked for disrupting traffic during a protest in which he was not even present, following which a police officer was shunted out.
- A man was today sentenced to 30 days in prison for insulting the king of the Netherlands on Facebook, prosecutors said, after being convicted of breaking seldom used royal defamation laws.
- A total of 10 girl students from NIFT-TEA College of Knitwear Fashion have commenced an effort to enter into the annals of Limca Book of Records for creating the largest ‘doodle art’, here on Thursday...
- Bengaluru schools experiment with textbook-in-tablets to reduce heavy school bag worries
- +Bengaluru schools experiment with textbook-in-tablets to reduce heavy school bag worries
- Book Extract: Mix and match
- Bookings to open from tomorrow and the coins to be available after movie release on July 22
- BookMyShow revenues up 30% to Rs 78 Cr in Q1-FY17; Sold record 30M+ tickets
- +BookMyShow revenues up 30% to Rs 78 Cr in Q1-FY17; Sold record 30M+ tickets
- Book on Sania an inspiration for many: Shahrukh
- +[Book Review] A toxic timeline
- +[Book Review] Big data meets human health
- Book Review: Mrs Funnybones by Twinkle Khanna
- BSF DIG wrongly booked for disrupting traffic; SI shunted out
- BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian writer Peter Esterhazy, whose postmodern novels chronicled life under communism and its aftermath, died on Thursday aged 66, weeks after publishing a book about his pancreatic cancer.
- 3 Books of Paris Past to Celebrate Bastille Day
- 3 shot on Facebook Live video
- Bernie Sanders to write book out in November
- Couple Married 58 Years Die Holding Hands In 'Notebook' Ending
- Facebook Activates Safety Check For The Third Time In Five Weeks After Nice Attack
- From #AmWriting to #BookPublishing, and Four Reasons to Choose a Hybrid Press
- If Textbooks Are To Be Revised Then We Need To Re-Think All History
- Man Who Walked 16 Miles To 2 Jobs Gets A Car, Thanks To Facebook
- Only 3 Percent Of Facebook's Senior Leadership Is Black
- Sanders to write book out in November
- South Sudan: Did clashes start over Facebook post?
- Street Books: This Library on Wheels Brings Great Reads to People Living Outside
- The 2 Most Fascinating New Books About Aging In The 21st Century
- The Top 5 Lessons I've Learned After Reading 500+ Self-Help Books
- (VIDEO) 'Go Square' To Win At Facebook Video: Wibbitz CEO
- Convenience fee on online air booking may go
- DCB Bank booked a net profit of ₹47 crore, unchanged from the year-ago period. However, the bank earned net interest income of ₹177 crore against ₹140 crore during the same period. Net advances grew 3...
- D Subbarao recounts in his book how P Chidambaram and Pranab Mukherjee constantly interfered in monetary policy decisions
- During the quarter, BookMyShow sold more than 30 million tickets, its highest ever quarterly ticket sales in the company's history and up 38% from 22 million tickets sold in the preceding quarter.
- Even a year after a third grader studying at a primary school run by the North Delhi Municipal Corporation moved the Delhi High Court saying he and other students have not been given notebooks for mon...
- Facebook Blames Lack of Available Talent for Diversity Problem
- +Facebook Blames Lack of Available Talent for Diversity Problem
- Facebook has signed a deal to use Microsoft online email and other software, even as it develops its own workplace communication and collaboration service.
- Facebook helps find baby lost in Nice attack
- Facebook helps reunite baby lost in Nice terror attack
- Facebook said Thursday that it made meager increases in the number of women and minorities working at the social-network giant, highlighting the difficulty large tech companies have in diversifying their workforces
- Facebook's diversity efforts don't seem to be working
- +Facebook's diversity efforts don't seem to be working
- Facebook to Use Microsoft's Office 365
- +Facebook to Use Microsoft's Office 365
- FBI closes books on legendary D.B. Cooper skyjacking of 1971
- +FBI closes books on legendary D.B. Cooper skyjacking of 1971
- Four persons were today booked in connection with an alleged kidney racket at a leading private hospital in suburban Powai, police said.
- France terror attack: Facebook activates Safety Check tool
- Hillary Clinton is considering three choices for VP: Timotonous Kaine, Coriander Booker and Joe Biding.<div class
- How China Is Rewriting the Book on Human Origins
- iball CompBook Excelance: For students and first-timers
- <img src="http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/07/14/22/36326D8600000578-0-image-m-36_1468531718244.jpg" height="115" width="154" alt="Undated handout photo issued by the University of York of what historians believe are children's doodles found in a margin of a 700-year-old book. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Tuesday July 12, 2016. Child psychologists were brought in to help examine the drawings found in the 14th century manuscript, which which originally came from a Franciscan convent in Naples. See PA story HISTORY Doodles. Photo credit should read: University of Pennsylvania/PA Wire
- Income Declaration Scheme: Govt. wants people to clean up their books, says Jaitley
- Kidney racket busted; four booked
- Kidney racket busted in Mumbai; four booked
- Like Google, Facebook reveals that its quest for a more diverse workforce isn't going so well.<img src
- London used to be a city of bookshops; but it is one no longer
- Mihir S Sharma: City of books
- NASA to Discuss Next Mars Rover on Facebook Live
- NDMC fails to provide notebooks in primary schools; HC miffed
- Nice attack: Facebook helps reunite mother with 8-month-old
- Premier Futsal available on Facebook Live
- Read the eBook here
- Refined soya oil futures decline 0.48% on profit-booking
- Refined soya oil prices were down 0.48 per cent to Rs 626 per 10 kg in futures trade today as the participants booked profits at prevailing levels, driven by easing demand in the spot market.
- (Reuters) - The unsolved investigation of the 1971 hijacking of a Seattle-bound airliner and the disappearance of the enigmatic, dapper suspect dubbed D.B. Cooper, is now officially one for the history books, not the FBI.
- +(Reuters) - The unsolved investigation of the 1971 hijacking of a Seattle-bound airliner and the disappearance of the enigmatic, dapper suspect dubbed D.B. Cooper, is now officially one for the history books, not the FBI.
- Saul Vazquez, from Kentucky, said he took the image yesterday afternoon while driving through his home state before uploading it to Facebook where it has been shared tens of thousands of times.
- ’s Book Collection Drive, as many as 6,500 books ranging from short stories for young children to those that cater to students of professional courses will be handed...
- Shahrukh Khan attends book launch of the tennis star
- Smartphone gaming becoming popular among women, says Facebook
- Smartphones are the most used gaming device for people globally -- and across 12 countries, 47 per cent of all smartphone players are now women, a Facebook study has revealed, adding that gaming on mobile devices is increasingly becoming popular among women.
- Social media giant Facebook on Friday became a saviour for an eight-month-old boy who was separated from his mother in a stampede after a terrorist ploughed his truck through a crowd of thousands enjoying Bastille Day celebrations in Nice city, ...
- Sonia asked ‘does PM Rao want to send me to jail’: Congress leader in book
- Students aim to enter Limca Book of Records
- TCS shares fell nearly 4 per cent on profit-booking after the company’s June quarter earnings failed to enthuse investors even as the IT major reported a 9.9 per cent jump in net profit for the April...
- TCS shares today fell nearly 4 per cent on profit-booking after the company's June quarter earnings failed to enthuse investors even as the IT major reported a 9.9 per cent jump in net profit for the April-June period of the current fiscal.
- The doodles of the devil made by a medieval child: Researchers find strange series of drawings in margins of a 14th century book
- The doodles of the devil made by a medieval child: Researchers find strange series of drawings in margins of a 14th century book
- The drawings depict a horse or cow, a human figure and images of the devil (pictured) in the pages of a 14th Century book which originally came from a Franciscan convent in Naples.
- The massacre of 42 young Muslims at Hashimpura in Uttar Pradesh in 1987 was masterminded by some police and civilian officials, says a former senior police officer in a new book.
- This small car gets 10,000 bookings in a month
- Three men in Norfolk, Virginia, sit in a car, smoking and singing along with rap lyrics. One of the men uses his smartphone to stream video of the fun to Facebook.<div class
- Tomorrow's Smart Cities (eBook)
- To redress grievances of passengers at booking and reservation offices, the Southern Railway has said passengers can approach the supervisors of the office concerned to get spot redressal.This include...
- Undated handout photo issued by the University of York of what historians believe are children's doodles found in a margin of a 700-year-old book. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Tuesday July 12, 2016. Child psychologists were brought in to help examine the drawings found in the 14th century manuscript, which which originally came from a Franciscan convent in Naples. See PA story HISTORY Doodles. Photo credit should read: University of Pennsylvania/PA Wire
- A festival of feast and merry-making to mark the end of dry season and the beginning of new fruits, known as the Tuluni festival in Nagaland, is celebrated by different clans of Sumi tribe across the state on July 8.Organised by the Highway Area ...
- A truck rammed into a crowd that had gathered to celebrate Bastille Day in Nice, killing at least 84 people, according to French authorities.<div class
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- Let's Celebrate The One-Year Anniversary Of The Iran Deal Instead Of Undermining Its Progress
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- Celebrated portrait photographer Annie Leibovitz has spent decades capturing images of some of the most iconic people of our time for the covers of Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair and Vogue magazines.<div class
- George and Ora Lee Rodriguez celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary on June 1. A little more than a month later, the couple passed away just hours apart, surrounded by family in their San Antonio home, holding each other's hands.<div class
- IS supporters celebrate deadly Nice attack on social media
- Men, women and children mowed down by terrorist in truck as they celebrated France's Bastille Day on the streets
- Nagaland's Sumi tribe celebrates Tuluni festival
- Rapper Nicki Minaj has got all reasons to celebrate as her 2012 hit song "Starships" scored her first million-selling single in the UK.
- The digital media company Mashable founded by Pete Cashmore in 20015. It gets its name from the term mashups used for compiling digital content. The Social Media Day celebrated on June 30th was launched by Mashable in 2010, when it found that often ...
- TV actor Sambhavna Seth celebrated her mehendi ceremony in Delhi on Wednesday. (Manoj Verma/HT Photo)
- Citing increasing U.S. launch costs and the “fleeing” of commercial customers to foreign launch service providers, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is continuing to push a bold strategy tied to a new, reusable spaceplane that the Agency envisions flying 10 times in 10 days for a cost of less than $5 million USD per flight.
- Derivative strategy on Nifty from Motilal Oswal
- SBI reworks strategy for HNI customers
- SC strikes down BJP strategy of abusing Article 356 to unseat Congress governments
- Social activist Harsh Mander, who has worked for the city's homeless over the years, criticised the plan saying the same strategy was adopted before the CWG
- Strengthening skills through play is a proven strategy. For kids with special needs, video games can offer opportunities to practice everything from communication to organization.<div class
- Baton Rouge police Chief Carl Dabadie on Tuesday said officers have arrested three people whom they believe were planning to kill police in the Louisiana city.<div class
- 5 Wedding Planning Secrets Only The Pros Know
- Closing the Gender Gap: Financial Life Planning for Women
- How Retirement Planning Varies By Generation
- FreeCharge is planning to make in-roads in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad and Ghaziabad and influence commuters to move from cash to digital payments.
- Intelligent planning meets sustainable living
- The Centre is planning to take a relook at the non-lethal weapons used by security forces as scores of people have lost their vision to shots fired from pellet guns in the Valley. The Central Reserve...
- To this end, DARPA states that each proposal for development should address such commercial planning elements as: understanding of the current and projected market demands as well as “core customer needs by market segment” and how each company’s XS-1 design will address these needs.
- With the help of MPLAD funds released from Pralhad Joshi, Dharwad MP, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited is planning to create 17 free Wi-Fi zones across Dharwad district and the first such zone was launche...
- According to a new study, the universe may be a 'cosmic zoo' of plant and animal life with functions similar to those seen on our planet - though with the possibility of different anatomy and chemistry.
- After analysing four years of Kepler space telescope observations, researchers have found that many exoplanets called "Warm Jupiters" have unexpected planetary companions.
- After analysing Kepler space telescope data, astronomers from the University of Toronto, Canada, have found a clear understanding yet of a class of exoplanets called 'Warm Jupiters', showing that many have unexpected planetary companions.
- After analyzing four years of Kepler space telescope observations, astronomers have given us our clearest understanding yet of a class of exoplanets called 'Warm Jupiters,' showing that many have unexpected planetary companions.
- A new dwarf planet has been discovered in the icy realms of space beyond Neptune, researchers said Monday.<div class
- Another tiny planet discovered on the edge of our solar system
- Apple's reality TV show will be called 'Planet of the apps'
- Apple's reality TV show will be called 'Planet of the apps': Casting call appeals for entrepreneurs who want to 'shape the future' and fight for $10m in funding
- Astronomers find new dwarf planet RR245 on edge of our solar system
- Dwarf planet found beyond Pluto
- Lonely Planet's top Asia spots for 2016
- Message from Mars? Morse code dunes found on red planet
- Newly discovered dwarf planet takes 700 years to orbit the sun
- Did eating PINE CONES help dinosaurs rule the planet? Veggie hadrosaur teeth were perfectly adapted to chewing tough food
- Incredible picture shows Orion Nebula in stunning detail: Image reveals the cosmic cloud hides hundreds of planet-star hybrids
- Juno's visible-light camera was turned on six days after Juno fired its main engine and placed itself into orbit around the largest planetary inhabitant of our solar system. The colour image shows atmospheric features on Jupiter, including the famous Great Red Spot, and three of the massive planet's four largest moons -- Io, Europa and Ganymede, from left to right in the image.
- Move over Pluto! Astronomers find tiny new dwarf planet on edge of our solar system orbiting up to 11 billion miles from the sun
- +Online News Editor Catherine Matacic shares stories how the Venus flytrap turned to the meat-eating side, a new clingy polymer film that shrinks up eye bags, and survey results on who pirates scientific papers and why. Hanika Rizo joins Julia Rosen to discuss evidence that parts of Earth have remained unchanged since the planet formed.
- +Has land use pushed terrestrial biodiversity beyond the planetary boundary? A global assessment
- The dwarf planet, found using a telescope at the top of Mauna Kea, Hawaii (shown circled in red, left) has an elliptical 700 year orbit that takes it more than twice the distance of Pluto from the sun (shown in yellow line, right). It comes as close as 3 billion miles (5 billion km) to the sun before heading out twice as far as Neptune, or 11 billion miles (17 billion km)
- The team, led by researchers from the Universidad Diego Portales in Santiago, Chile, used the Attacama Large Millimetere Array (Alma) telescope in Chile to study the star (pictured inset). It is in the water snow line that water is vapourised (artist's impression pictured) and small rocky planets like our own are believed to form. Outside the water snow line, the presence of water ice allows the rapid formation of cosmic snowballs, which eventually go on to form massive gaseous planets such as Jupiter.
- In addition to objectives for the engine start and run conditions, another primary objective for the test is to continue testing the new engine control system and new engine controller. The first two hot-fire tests in this series are using the last planned engineering model of the controller.
- Qualification testing is currently planned to begin in the Fall and continue into early 2017.
- The test was planned to last for 650 seconds, with the engine running for 277 seconds at the 109% power level and for 268 seconds at 80%.
- Unions had planned two-day strike to protest merger of SBI associates, IDBI privatisation; matter to be heard on July 20
- With reports of horrific injuries being inflicted on dogs at animal birth control (ABC) centres in the city, the Greater Chennai Corporation has planned to initiate an inquiry, tracing dogs affected b...
- 4,000mph hypersonic plane that could take passengers from London to Sydney in FOUR HOURS moves closer to takeoff as European Space Agency backs 'revolutionary' Sabre engine
- On the Detla IV scenario, a great deal of risk is accepted by launching so many satellites at once. In fact, a customer may be betting their company on a successful launch. The XS-1 scenario is far less risky and allows for a far greater insertion of the satellites into orbital planes.
- We’re living in very exciting times in the launch industry, with many new commercial entrants – and for the first time, reusable space plane concepts are starting to be taken seriously, noted Jess Sponable, Program Manager at DARPA/TTO during a video presentation.
- According to the presentation, “To facilitate commercialization, DARPA wants to transfer title of the XS-1 vehicle to industry, but industry needs to offer a plan that provides ‘consideration in kind’ justifying transfer of title.”
- Actress Kalki Koechlin, who is popular for portraying unconventional roles on the silver screen, says she has no immediate plans to don the director's hat.
- After liver transplant, the boy will be able to lead normal life except for a few repercussions - hypertension at a later age: surgeon
- After Thursday test, Mr. Wofford said the plan is for another hot-fire in August followed by a short break until the Fall.
- Against Canada over state funding to struggling planemaker Bombardier Inc that could hurt Brazilian rival Embraer
- A group of researchers at the University of Bristol looked into the reason behind the success of the plant-eating dinosaurs. They studied evolution of plants alongside the change in their jaws.
- A social worker informed police on Thursday about a kidney transplant operation which had to be stopped as the donor and recipient were not related
- As part of DARPA’s “Experimental Spaceplane (XS-1): Aiming to Reduce the Time to Space and Cost to Space by Orders of Magnitude” overview (
- BHEL commissions 250 Mw eco-friendly power plant in Gujarat
- BHEL commissions 250 MW power plant in Gujarat
- CAIRO (Reuters) - An airplane powered by energy from the sun arrived on Wednesday in Egypt, the penultimate stop on the first fuel-free flight around the globe.
- +CAIRO (Reuters) - An airplane powered by energy from the sun arrived on Wednesday in Egypt, the penultimate stop on the first fuel-free flight around the globe.
- Call to focus on upland farming
- 5 cool planes you might find yourself traveling on soon
- 5 cool planes you might soon fly on
- America's Sweetheart, Meghan Trainor, Has No Plans On Voting Anytime Soon
- Build Your Financial Plan with "Buffer Zone" Accounts
- Cuban 'Lighthouse' Rafter Plans To Try Again To Reach USA
- Starbucks plans new upscale chains
- Stephen Colbert Has A Plan To Be Super Current During The Conventions
- China 'may build nuclear plants' in South China Sea
- China may build nuclear plants in South China Sea
- +China may build nuclear plants in South China Sea
- China media again touts plans to float nuclear reactors in disputed South China Sea
- +China media again touts plans to float nuclear reactors in disputed South China Sea
- Civic body plans probe after video of maimed dog at birth control centre
- CM to plant saplings in Karimnagar dt. on July 18
- Combined area for smart city plan: Narayanasamy
- Commercial vehicle-maker Ashok Leyland Ltd. has embarked an on exercise to eliminate processes that bring no value addition to its overall business plan.The move is in sync with its broader goal to i...
- Could the secret to quitting drinking or smoking be an implant in the brain that controls cravings?
- Could the secret to quitting drinking or smoking be an implant in the brain that controls cravings?
- Could the secret to quitting smoking be an implant in the brain?
- DARPA pushing new effort with Experimental Spaceplane, XS-1
- +DARPA pushing new effort with Experimental Spaceplane, XS-1
- DARPA’s solution to this issue is a new, reusable spaceplane called Experimental Spaceplane 1 (XS-1).
- Details included supplier plans, integration schedules, organizational structure and status of program risks and risk mitigations.
- DHFL plans to meet 10% of borrowings from retail deposits
- Elon Musk, chief executive of California-based electric car company Tesla Motors, has said in a Tweet that he is 'Working on Top Secret Tesla Masterplan, Part 2' that will set out the future of his company.
- Elon Musk has no plans to disable Tesla Autopilot function in the wake of a fatal crash of a Model S electric car. The auto maker instead plans to redouble efforts to educate customers.
- +Elon Musk has no plans to disable Tesla Autopilot function in the wake of a fatal crash of a Model S electric car. The auto maker instead plans to redouble efforts to educate customers.
- Elon Musk on Sunday tweeted his intention to soon publish part two of his "top secret Tesla masterplan" following an embattled several weeks for the Silicon Valley heavyweight
- +Elon Musk on Sunday tweeted his intention to soon publish part two of his "top secret Tesla masterplan" following an embattled several weeks for the Silicon Valley heavyweight
- Farmers, fishermen oppose expansion plans of plant
- Forest Department officials are all set to embark on an ambitious project to remove the prosopis juliflora (karuvelam tree) naturally grown as an invasive plant over an area of 970 hectares under rese...
- Foxconn hires ex-staff of Nokia Chennai plant for AP unit
- +Foxconn hires ex-staff of Nokia Chennai plant for AP unit
- Foxconn to begin making mobiles at Navi Mumbai plant from August
- +Foxconn to begin making mobiles at Navi Mumbai plant from August
- From unbelievable groundbreakers to an extraordinary comeback, here are the planes we're most looking forward to flying on<div class
- : Hundreds of farmers, particularly from upland areas of West Godavari district, led by Denduluru MLA Chintamaneni Prabhakar and Eluru MLA Badeti Bujji, accorded a ceremonial reception to Godavari wat...
- Hypersonic plane that could take passengers from London to Sydney in FOUR HOURSgets closer
- IAC commissions new Czech plant
- Islamic State claims it shot down Syrian warplane, killed pilot
- It was a women’s day at the plantation programme in Adilabad district
- It was the largest nuclear disaster since Chernobyl, and since March 11, 2011, parts of Fukushima, Japan, have lain silent, abandoned in the days and weeks following a nuclear meltdown at the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant.<div class
- Jai Raj Ispat to set up steel plant in Mahabubnagar
- Karimnagar Range in-charge DIG T. Prabhakar Rao along with Superintendent of Police D. Joel Davis, Additional SP (Admin) T. Annapurna and other officials participated in the plantation of saplings on ...
- Love to binge on red meat such as bacon, sausage, beef or pork? Be careful, an excess intake of red meat may increase the risk of kidney failure, warns a study and adds that consuming plant-based sources of protein may significantly reduce this
- Mercedes-Benz was founded 130 years ago, but the car company is very much looking to the future. The brand held a one-day exhibition celebrating years of iconic design in Paris, which harked back to classic designs. But the star of the show was Mercedes' new concept car which, the company says, shows they're setting out plans for the next 130 years. The Mercedes-Benz brand was born in Germany in 1886, when the founders Karl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler produced a 'motor wagon', the first automobile
- Musk hints at top secret Tesla masterplan
- +Musk hints at top secret Tesla masterplan
- Muthoot Capital Services net up 19%; plans foray into car financing
- NTPC plans new plants at old sites
- One more mega industry is coming up in Telangana with Jai Raj Ispat Limited announcing its decision to set up a steel plant in Dharur mandal of Mahabubnagar district.The proposed steel plant will come...
- +Online news editor David Grimm shares stories on evidence for the earth being hit by supernovae, record-breaking xenotransplantation, and winning friends and influencing people with human sacrifice.
- +Online News Editor David Grimm shares stories on the influence of governmental corruption on the honesty of individuals, what happened when our ancestors cut back on the amount of time spent chewing food, and how plants use sand to grind herbivores‘ gears.
- Permalink naar Stad Gent versoepelt gecontesteerd circulatieplan
- Permanent Link to DARPA pushing new effort with Experimental Spaceplane, XS-1
- Plantation at police firing range
- Plantation programme held at stadium
- Plant-eating dinosaurs owe their success to the shape of their teeth
- Pokemon Go has been eating into people's time, attention and data plans.<img src
- Rama Steel Tubes spurts on plan to sell Noida property
- Record 7 lakh saplings planted in Sircilla
- Regulatory ambiguity on NSE foreign listing plan
- Relax, 'Pokemon Go' Isn't Eating Your Data Plan
- +Relax, 'Pokemon Go' Isn't Eating Your Data Plan
- +Discovery of robust in-plane ferroelectricity in atomic-thick SnTe
- Rubbery mesh could make planes and cars safer
- Russia reveals hypersonic stealth bomber that can launch nuclear attacks from space: Radical plane could begin testing in 2020
- Saplings were planted on the premises of the ACA-VDCA stadium here on Thursday in a programme organised by the Visakhapatnam District Cricket Association to mark the 73{+r}{+d}birth day of MP, vice-pr...
- SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore plans to sign a memorandum of understanding with Malaysia next Tuesday to build a high-speed rail link that is expected to cut travel time between the city state and Kuala Lumpur to around 90 minutes.
- Solar power plant set up at Bharathidasan University
- South Koreans protesting over U.S. missile defence plan block PM's bus
- +South Koreans protesting over U.S. missile defence plan block PM's bus
- Stad Gent versoepelt gecontesteerd circulatieplan
- State government to get Rs. 1,500 per tree and a maximum of 800 trees can be planted per km
- Supreme Courts verdict in June killed Obamas immigration plan to help 11 million immigrants living in US illegally
- Tesla CEO says he's working on another secret 'masterplan'
- Tesla Has No Plans to Disable Autopilot Feature in Its Cars
- +Tesla Has No Plans to Disable Autopilot Feature in Its Cars
- The coal linkages of power plants have to be reassigned. Only then will it be possible
- The company has launched seven Muthoot Gold Point centres last fiscal year and plans to open another seven centres during the current fiscal year
- The company plans to raise Rs 25,000-27,000 cr this year to fund loan growth and hopes to mop up 10% of this from retail deposits
- The last time anyone saw D.B. Cooper, he parachuted out of a Seattle-bound airplane with $200,000 in ransom strapped to his body, vanishing over the Pacific Northwest and initiating one of America's greatest manhunts.<div class
- The Powai police on Thursday foiled an attempt to transplant a kidney using forged paperwork at Hiranandani Hospital in Powai, where a 42-year-old man allegedly tried to pass off a woman as his wife a...
- The state-owned telecom firm plans to fill up 2,700 vacancies though this drive
- : The strike by LPG cylinder transport workers at the BPCL plant at Kazhakuttam here will continue, as informal talks held at the Labour Commissionerate on Thursday evening failed to yield results. Th...
- Thousands of insects, plants and other life forms have been found trapped in ancient amber deposits, but a new discovery shows a rarity of a different type -- the one that got away. This insect literally was frightened out of its skin.
- +Thousands of insects, plants and other life forms have been found trapped in ancient amber deposits, but a new discovery shows a rarity of a different type -- the one that got away. This insect literally was frightened out of its skin.
- To plant 1.05 lakh saplings in one day
- TS promised funds for plantation along highways
- Under the agreement, GITL will supply 2 mmscmd of natural gas from Mallavaram of Andhra Pradesh to RFCL's plant at Ramagundam
- Under the expansion plan, OPGC is adding two super critical units of 660 MW capacity each to its existing 420 MW coal-fired plant at Ib valley near Jharsuguda
- Users of certain Samsung smartphones will be offered free unlimited 4G data and 4,500 minutes of voice calls, unlimited video calls and SMS and Jio Premium apps during the period. This is similar to the plan offered only to users of Reliance Retail’s Lyf-branded smartphones.
- +Users of certain Samsung smartphones will be offered free unlimited 4G data and 4,500 minutes of voice calls, unlimited video calls and SMS and Jio Premium apps during the period. This is similar to the plan offered only to users of Reliance Retail’s Lyf-branded smartphones.
- Vigilance court to hear Hope Plantation case
- What is Elon Musk working on? Tesla founder to reveal second 'top secret master plan' for his struggling electric car company
- While DARPA’s name for this project implies a plane or Space Shuttle-like design, the Agency is actually open to several design options for the commercial field, with the presentation containing different notional designs for the XS-1 from Boeing, Masten, and Northrop Grumman – among others.
- With almost 95 per cent tanks, including major reservoirs, dry, paddy transplantation yet to begin
- With an objective of increasing paddy production in the State, Kerala Agricultural University is laying thrust on upland farming.Kerala Agricultural University (KAU) Vice Chancellor P. Rajendran said ...
- Your Financial Plan
- Adverse weather conditions in chief producing areas may hit supply of cocoa
- Bank of England's chief economist says UK needs prompt, muscular stimulus
- +Bank of England's chief economist says UK needs prompt, muscular stimulus
- Billionaire Elon Musk, chief executive officer of Tesla Motors Inc., stands on stage during the StartmeupHK Venture Forum in Hong Kong, China, on Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016. Tesla is looking for a Chinese production partner but is "still trying to figure that out," Musk said. Photographer: Justin Chin/Bloomberg via Getty Images
- Donald Trump Defends Fox News Chief Roger Ailes Over Sexual Harassment Claims
- White Parents: We Need To Have 'The Talk' With Our Kids And Police Chiefs
- Chief of US naval operations will meet the commander of the Peoples Liberation Armys Navy during a trip to Beijing and the port city of Qingdao starting Sunday.
- ‘Collector, police chief did not heed demand’
- Congress Chief Sonia Gandhi condemns terrorist attack in Nice
- +Congress Chief Sonia Gandhi condemns terrorist attack in Nice
- Ex-Afghan spy chief says letters show Pakistan supports militants
- Former Afghan spy chief says letters show Pakistan supports militants
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