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Revolutionary Guard takes over Iran’s government, blocks President’s authorityIran's presidency faces a political deadlock. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is reportedly controlling key state functions. Presiden...- Daylight saving time is coming earlier than expected — here’s when you will lose an hourDaylight Saving Time will begin earlier in 2026, starting on Sunday, March 8, at 2 a.m. This marks the earliest possible date for the 'spri...
- Daylight Saving Time: Does it end tonight? Will you gain an extra hour or lose one?According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), daylight saving time (DST) was established to synchronize daylight ...
- Gaining an hour of sleep? Experts reveal how daylight saving time impacts your healthThe end of Daylight Saving Time (DST) on November 2, 2025, gives shorter, darker days and an additional hour of sleep. While getting time m...
- When is daylight saving time 2025? The dark side of turning back time has hidden health dangersDaylight saving time 2025 ends on Sunday, November 2, 2025, at 2 a.m. However, every year, daylight saving time begins on the second Sunday...
- Has Elon Musk demanded to cancel the Daylight Saving Time? Here’s what he saidA sleep expert from the University of Colorado Boulder, keeping DST year-round would result in darker mornings for months in northern state...
- Daylight Saving Time 2025 in the US: Clocks move forward on March 9 – Here's start time, affected states, and key impactsDaylight Saving Time 2025 begins on Sunday, March 9, at 2 a.m., when clocks will move forward by one hour. This annual time change is aimed...
- Will 4:30 AM be the new American daybreak? Here's what Donald Trump plans to do when he takes over as the next PresidentIn a recent development it has been known that US President- elect Donald Trump has revealed his plans of giving US a new daybreak which wi...
- What is the connection between US elections and the 'daylight saving time' affecting 400 million Americans?Approximately 400 million people in North America will adjust their clocks for daylight saving time this weekend. The U.S. will end DST on ...
- Children vulnerable to infectious diseases mainly due to climate change, says studyMaximum temperature and humidity (absolute/relative) are important climate drivers.
- India, UK to ramp up cooperation in science, technology, innovationIn a virtual meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his UK counterpart Boris Johnson on May 4, the two leaders agreed on a common...
- Government is committed to improving ease of doing business, says Niti Aayog Vice ChairmanTalking about the structural reforms by the government to help the Indian economy compete with the best of the world, Kumar said, "The gove...
- 'Startups incubated by DST generated 65,864 jobs, created around Rs 27,262 crore wealth'The report also indicates a five-fold increase in investments raised by the seed supported startups as funding from angels, venture capital...
- Union health minister reviews COVID-19 sampling, testing strategyThere should be no comprise in the quality of testing kits procured by the government or private labs, Health Minister Harsh Vardhan direct...
- Bringing together scientific research and commercial activity under one roofThe government is setting up high-tech R&D facilities for India Inc to design and test products.
- Great push in innovation over last 5 years: Govt officialWe have 15,000 startups, but India needs 1.5 lakh startups or 15 lakh startups which need to come up not only from IITs but also from the g...
- Government receives over 600 research proposals for yoga and meditation programmeAn expert committee set up by the Ministry of Science and Technology is going through the proposals and will shortlist around 20-25 of them.
- Address issue of cell tower radiation: Parliament panel to governmentThe committee on Demands for Grants of Environment Ministry, has also urged Ministry to implement the judgments of various courts on the ma...
- Address issue of cell tower radiation: Parl panel to govtObserving that electromagnetic radiation from cell towers are a matter of "great concern", a parliamentary panel has asked the Environment ...
- Scientists urged to develop indigenous equipmentScientists, engineers and medical doctors from various research and medical institutions discussed the need for indigenous development of n...
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