GSB Supper Club Brings Mangaluru Cuisine to UK
Chef Akshata Shenoy launched a GSB Supper Club in the UK, serving traditional temple-style vegetarian meals on banana leaves to introduce lesser-known Mangaluru cuisine to a global audience.
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AI in Education: Teachers Embrace Tech as a Support Tool
Educators worldwide are integrating AI into classrooms, using it to save time on routine tasks while emphasizing that AI cannot replace human judgment, curiosity, and critical thinking in learning.
Realme P4R 5G Launches with 8,000mAh Battery in India
Realme launches P4R 5G with 8,000mAh battery in India. Company focuses on battery life as key differentiator, targets young consumers with durability and performance.
Material-Efficient Construction Cuts Costs and Impact
Rising construction costs drive adoption of material-efficient alternatives like AAC blocks, filler slabs, and fly ash bricks, reducing expenses and environmental impact.
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Stonehenge Altar Stone Origin Traced to Scotland
A new study reveals the Altar Stone at Stonehenge likely came from northern Scotland, 700 km away, challenging previous assumptions and deepening the mystery of how it was transported.
Google Gemini 3.5 Live Translate Now Supports 70 Languages
Google has launched Gemini 3.5 Live Translate, a real-time voice translation feature supporting 70 languages. The update enhances communication and accessibility across its ecosystem.
CGC University Mohali Launches Study in CGC Work in Japan Programme
CGC University, Mohali launches 'Study in CGC, Work in Japan' programme with over 100 Japanese companies and India's first university Japanese language centre, opening global career pathways for students.
David Sacks Slams Anthropic Over AI Warning, Accuses Hypocrisy
David Sacks, former White House AI Czar, criticized Anthropic for its 10,000-word paper warning of catastrophic AI risks, accusing the company of fear-mongering and hypocrisy over hiring practices.
Teen Makes Bioplastic from Prawn Shells and Silk Proteins
Angelina Arora, an Australian teen, developed a bioplastic from prawn shells and silk proteins that decomposes in 33 days, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional plastics.
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Indian-American's Drone Boat in First Autonomous Rescue
An autonomous vessel developed by Indian-American Vibhav Altekar's company Saronic Technologies rescued two US Army Apache crew members near the Strait of Hormuz, marking the first such rescue by an autonomous surface vessel.
Bihar’s Sabour Bedana Litchi: Premium Variety with High Sweetness
Bihar Agricultural University promotes Sabour Bedana litchi, a premium variety with 24°Brix sweetness, small seed, high pulp, and longer shelf life, aiming to boost Bihar's fruit market presence.
Ancient Squirrels Ate Mammoth Meat, New Study Reveals
A new study reveals that ancient ground squirrels in the Yukon ate mammoth, bison, and even large cats, based on DNA from fossilized feces.
Headless Neolithic Burials in Slovakia Reveal Ritual Decapitation
Archaeologists have uncovered a mass burial of headless skeletons at the Neolithic site of Vráble in Slovakia, suggesting ritual decapitation rather than violence, offering insights into ancient beliefs about death and ancestry.
Alan Turing's Question on Machine Intelligence Still Resonates
Alan Turing's 1950s question about machine intelligence remains relevant today as AI advances. The quote challenges assumptions about human superiority and prompts reflection on adaptability, curiosity, and human values.
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Oldest Dog DNA Reveals 16,000-Year-Old Bond in Turkey
Ancient DNA from dog skeletons in central Turkey, dating back 15,800 years, provides the oldest genetic evidence of domestication, revealing close human-canine bonds before farming.
Naneghat Reverse Waterfall: Monsoon Marvel in Maharashtra
Discover the reverse waterfall at Naneghat, a monsoon phenomenon in Maharashtra's Western Ghats where strong winds blow falling water upwards, creating an illusion of upward flow.
Rs 449 Cr Deal for 20 GNSS Jammers for Indian Navy
The defence ministry signed a Rs 449 crore contract with Accord Software for 20 enhanced capability GNSS jammers for the Indian Navy, with 75% indigenous content, boosting Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
China's EV Boom Cuts Air Pollution, Saves 260,000 Lives
A new study shows China's rapid EV adoption has cut air pollutants, preventing an estimated 260,000 premature deaths, with carbon monoxide and PM2.5 levels dropping significantly.
Honey Bees Spread Myrtle Rust Fungus, Study Finds
New research reveals honey bees collect and transport spores of the invasive myrtle rust fungus, potentially spreading it further than wind alone, threatening Australia's biodiversity.
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186 kg banned gutkha seized in Namakkal, one arrested
Kumarapalayam police seized 186 kg of banned gutkha from a shop and a car in Namakkal. One man arrested, two others identified. Seized items produced in court.
Ancient Fallow Deer Genetic Diversity Surprises Scientists
A study of 120,000-year-old fallow deer fossils in Germany found a single herd as genetically diverse as all modern Eurasian populations, highlighting significant genetic loss over millennia.
How to Train Your Dragon 2 Live-Action Cast: Full List
Discover the confirmed cast for 'How to Train Your Dragon 2' live-action, including Cate Blanchett, Gerard Butler, Mason Thames, and more. Get details on each actor's role.
Gary Starkweather's Laser Printer: A Revolution in Office Printing
Learn how Gary Starkweather invented the laser printer at Xerox PARC, transforming office printing with speed and quality. Discover the journey from concept to commercial success.
Best Power Bank Capacity: How to Pick the Right One and Use It Safely
Learn how to choose the right power bank capacity for your devices and ensure safe usage. Tips on mAh, ports, and safety features.
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Sahara Meteorite Hints at Lost Moon-Sized World
A meteorite from the Sahara, NWA 12774, contains minerals formed under extreme pressure, suggesting its parent body was a moon-sized planetary embryo, challenging assumptions about early solar system formation.
Asus Expands Genuine Laptop Battery Replacement in India
Asus launches genuine battery replacement for laptops in India via exclusive stores, covering 13 states. Battery Finder microsite helps locate stock. One-year warranty included.
TEJAS Workshop in Ranchi Boosts Grassroots Entrepreneurship
JIIDCO and Start-up India organized TEJAS workshop in Ranchi to promote entrepreneurship beyond tier-1 and tier-2 cities, fostering grassroots innovation.
Light-Driven Process Converts Lignin into Vanillin and Plastic Additive
Chemists at the University of Alicante developed a photocatalytic flow reactor that breaks down lignin at room temperature, yielding vanillin and a plasticiser for bioplastics, offering a zero-waste solution for paper industry waste.
Students Craft Bird Houses from Coconut Shells in Bihar
Over 346 government schools in West Champaran, Bihar, participated in Eco Club Mission LiFE, creating bird houses from discarded coconut shells to promote sustainability and biodiversity conservation.
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China Military Warns of AI Sycophancy in Battlefield Decisions
China's military warns of 'AI sycophancy' where AI aligns with user biases, risking military decisions. PLA Daily calls for safeguards against cognitive 'soft kill' weapons.
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