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Japan's National Route 339 suddenly turns into 362 stairs, making it the country's only highway that becomes a staircaseJapan features a unique national highway, Route 339, which includes a staircase. This section at Cape Tappi consists of 362 steps, totaling...- Venezuela declares state of emergency after powerful twin quakesVenezuela's interim leader declared a state of emergency Wednesday as two massive earthquakes caused buildings in the capital to crumble an...
- ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or IBC - Part 36: From collapse to revival. Can it increase its presence in the EV space?A business that once reported full net worth erosion has rebuilt itself through leadership transition, operational discipline and gradual i...
- US tech companies enabled the surveillance and detention of hundreds of thousands in ChinaAn AP investigation reveals how American tech companies helped build China's surveillance state, enabling human rights abuses. U.S. firms s...
- US tech companies enabled the surveillance and detention of hundreds of thousands in ChinaAn investigation reveals that US tech firms helped build China's surveillance system. Companies sold technology to Chinese police and gover...
- Amazon-backed Skild AI unveils general-purpose AI model for multi-purpose robotsThe model, called Skild Brain, enables robots to think, navigate and respond more like humans. Its launch comes amid a broader push to buil...
- Slaying the nostalgia beast in TokyoJapan is not just where Pokemon were born and where Nintendo is from. It is the Holy Land of geek culture. It's where legendary game franch...
- Pushkar: The glimpse of world's ancient civilisationsNot many know that a small and silent town Pushkar, known as one amongst the world's oldest, accommodates this differently themed property ...
- Four sports to make debut in Tokyo Olympics; baseball, softball return for one-off GamesThe COVID-hit Tokyo Games will witness five sports joining the Olympic program out of which four will make their debuts in the quadrennial ...
- A healthy diet, climbing stairs keep Fujifilm India MD fitHaruto Iwata, a scuba-diving enthusiast, wants to return to the ocean when the pandemic ends.
- Why 50 years and above is the new target consumer group for some brandsWhile millennials still rules the marketing roost, some millennial-first brands are putting the spotlight on older generations.
- How technological developments can cut millions of jobs over next 20 yearsA Bank of America-Merrill Lynch report had earlier predicted that 47% of jobs in the US will be taken over by technology. Is your career sa...
- A new kind of superhero performs mundane assistance in JapanTo offer strangers help doesn’t come naturally to most Indians: who knows if the dog would turn around and bite the hand that feeds him?
- Sikkim's serene monasteries and stunning vistasSikkim promises all kinds of tourism from 'eco' to adventure to spiritual, but what can be a bigger draw than the chance to relax in the la...
- Honda's wearable gadgetHonda Motor, a pioneer of humanoid robots, has unveiled a new walking assist machine designed to make it easier for the elderly to climb st...
- Destination Bhutan-Rome-Tokyo: Across shores & seasET Travel brings you the serene beauty of Bhutan, the stylish and glamorous Japan and the rich history of Roman civilisation. All you need ...
- Lovin' TokyoLove Tokyo because of its style and glamour and hate it because of its claustrophobic atmosphere and lack of greenery.
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