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Married at 9, she lost her only son at 14. She braved being attacked with cow dung, stones to become India’s 1st certified female doctor in 1886Anandibai Joshi did not live to see her 22nd birthday. However, in her short life, she achieved multiple milestones, becoming the first cer...- He earned $3.10 an hour as a valet parker. Now he’s worth $11.1 billion and runs a trillion-dollar firmMarc Rowan went from earning $3.10 an hour as a valet parker and taking other ordinary jobs to becoming the CEO of Apollo, a trillion-dolla...
- American universities are cutting women’s scholarships even when they don’t have toUS colleges and companies are scaling back or opening women-only scholarships to all students amid heightened scrutiny of diversity, equity...
- In 1948, a supermarket problem sketched in simple lines inspired a new code: And the barcode quietly transformed modern shoppingWhat began as a mundane challenge in a local grocery store ignited the spark of a revolutionary idea. Inventors Bernard Silver and Norman J...
- Simple Home Habits Older Homes Used to Stay Fresher for LongerOlder homes offered healthy living through smart design and daily routines. Practices like natural ventilation and decluttering kept air fr...
- Chicago police officer shot in East Chatham: What we know so farA Chicago police officer was critically wounded in a shooting on the South Side in the East Chatham neighborhood near the 8200 block of Sou...
- Love at Paris Olympics: Gold medalist banker proposes girlfriend with thousand roses at Eiffel TowerOlympic gold medalist Justin Best, a member of the U.S. men's four rowing team, proposed to his longtime girlfriend, Lainey Duncan, in Pari...
- Drexel University mourns death of men’s basketball player Terrence Butler, here is what you must knowTerrence Butler died on Wednesday. He was a member of the Drexel University men’s basketball team. Know in detail.
- Covid-19 vaccine: When will children be able to get the shots?The Moderna vaccine is currently cleared for people 18 and older.
- Angry undergrads are suing colleges for billions in refundsFor individual students, the funds can be quite a boon in an economic crisis.
- Top US institutions to help revamp 10 state universitiesHigh-level discussions with all stakeholders were held last week in New Delhi to finalise the modalities ahead of the 2019-20 academic sess...
- New technology can charge your smartphone within secondsResearchers have developed a new electrode design that could transform the way people charge their phones.
- Soon, Google-Glass type device to read your brain!Wearable displays also have the potential to enhance cognitive ergonomics, or more simply, make it less mentally taxing to complete certain...
- Illegal logging cuts down birds by 50%Cutting trees for timber has a devastating impact on birds, with a decline of more than 50 per cent recorded in Ghana's forests, a new stud...
- Women with full stomach are 'hungry' for romanceResearchers at Drexel University in the US explored brain circuitry in hungry versus satiated states among women who were past-dieters and ...
- Sexting may be good for your relationship: StudyThe practice of sexting may be more common than generally thought among adults. More than 8 out of 10 people surveyed online admitted to se...
- No one really knows how long Ebola can live: StudyThe researchers scoured scientific papers for data on how long the virus can live in the environment.
- New molecule design prompts HIV to kill itself without disturbing healthy cellsResearchers, including an Indian origin scientist, have created a microbicide that can trick HIV into killing itself without disturbing any...
- IIT-Madras announces Distinguished Alumnus AwardsCorporate head honchos V Sumantran and Prabhakar Raghavan are among the winners of this year's IIT-Madras Distinguished Alumnus Award (DAA)...
- Icahn lambastes corporate culture, CEOsBillionaire financier Carl Icahn said he no longer has to watch 'Saturday Night Live' if he wants a good laugh - he just has to go to a com...
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