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BUS DESIGN INNOVATIONS 1950S
In 1950s, this transport was considered luxury travel before SUVs and private jets came along. It had a washroom, heating and air conditioningIn 1954, Greyhound transformed bus travel with its Scenicruiser, featuring a raised observation deck, panoramic windows, air conditioning a...- From homes to high-rise buildings: Vectus’ approach to water storageVectus presents an extensive selection of water tanks, ranging from 100 to 30,000 liters. These tanks cater to various installations includ...
- India needs to move beyond chip manufacturing, use Indian chips in products designed and made locally: ReportIndia’s next phase of semiconductor growth should focus beyond manufacturing capacity on building a domestic ecosystem where chips designed...
- ENTOD Pharmaceuticals secures patent for its insulin eye dropCurrently at the pre-clinical stage of development, the patented insulin eye drops are being investigated as a potential novel therapeutic ...
- OneTag launched for FASTag users: You can now change issuer bank without replacing your FASTag; what will happen to your existing wallet?In a game-changing move for FASTag users, the newly launched 'OneTag' portability feature enables individuals to transition their issuer ba...
- An invasive fungus wiped out 4 billion American trees in 1904. Can scientists bring them back in 2026? Find out hereA genetically engineered chestnut has cleared a major federal hurdle a century after an invasive fungus almost wiped out one of America’s m...
- In 1968, Dom DeLuise bought a Pacific Palisades ranch for $103,000; 53 years later, the family property sold for $6.49 million after decades of staying with his family thereLate actor and comedian Dom DeLuise purchased a roughly third-acre Pacific Palisades property in 1968 for $103,000 and lived there until hi...
- India’s chip strategy: Build sovereign strengths, partner globally, says Vikram Misri at SEMICON 2026India’s semiconductor self-reliance does not mean building every capability domestically, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said at SEMICON In...
- In the early 1900s, Jerome was a booming mining town of nearly 15,000; after commercial mining ended in 1953, its population fell to roughly 400In the 1880s, Jerome experienced a rapid population increase thanks to lucrative copper mining opportunities. Thousands flocked to this bus...
- Tata Electronics, L&T Semiconductor partner to manufacture chips in IndiaLTSCT and Tata Electronics have partnered strategically to elevate the domestic semiconductor chip industry. This alliance aims to integrat...
- L&T’s chip arm unveils 40 products, debuts first silicon carbide chip for EVs and power systems at SEMICON India 2026LTSCT unveiled 40 products at SEMICON India 2026, showcasing its new silicon carbide platform for the first time. The company also presente...
- The driver who slammed into an LA bus before a news helicopter crash is charged with murderA drug-impaired SUV driver allegedly swerved into the wrong lane, ran a red light and crashed into a Los Angeles city bus, killing two ride...
- India positioned to lead global semiconductor drive from the front: IntelIndia is positioned to lead global semiconductor expansion, according to an Intel executive. The country's vast talent pool and academic in...
- India sees $11–12 bn chip investment interest under Semicon 2.0: Ashwini VaishnawThe government’s second-phase semiconductor push will focus on design, equipment and materials, fabs, advanced packaging, R&D and talent de...
- In 1988, Jamie Lee Curtis patented a diaper with its own built-in pocket for wipes, years before the idea became commonJamie Lee Curtis’s diaper patent is an intriguing example of how innovation can begin with a remarkably simple question: what if two things...
- Jalgaon man built a cheaper-than-LPG smokeless kerosene stove that generated 8 hours of flame from 2 litres that cost just Rs 15 per hourSarfuddin Kazi, a machinist from Jalgaon, Maharashtra, developed a kerogas stove after studying the working of a petromax and looking for a...
- Engineers’ Day 2026 wishes: Why is it celebrated on the birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna M. Visvesvaraya, who setup key water infra in Pune, Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam and MysoreEngineers’ Day is observed in India every year on September 15 to honour engineers and recognise their contribution to the country’s develo...
- A small aluminium tray and television rapidly changed what Americans ate after World War II. This recipe became the most popular of them allAmerican meals in the 1950s featured meatloaf and fried chicken alongside new convenience foods. Casseroles and canned vegetables simplifie...
- Texas couple donated 50 Acres of their land for a public park. 25 Years later, a $9.2 million expansion is taking shapeDuhacsek Park in Sugar Land, Texas, is set for an exciting $9.2 million overhaul, with plans to add new cricket fields and dog parks. Const...
- DTC to deploy AI system for real-time tracking of 6,000+ buses, predict delays and improve servicesDelhi's public bus network is set for a significant technology upgrade. An AI-enabled Bus Management System will track over six thousand bu...
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