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Word of the Day: Nondescript meaning, pronunciation, origin and examples explainedWord of the Day: Nondescript refers to something that is plain, ordinary or lacking distinctive features that make it stand out. The adject...- Gone clubbing: Colonial-era gymkhanas across the country face a bleak futureColonial-era gymkhana clubs in India are facing an uncertain future as changing urban priorities, expiring land leases and shifting social ...
- As chip industry chases AI, US national labs look to newcomers for supercomputersAmerica's nuclear weapons program faces a computing crunch. High-precision simulations for nuclear weapons are becoming difficult to power....
- No litter, no smoking, no spitting: Odisha’s tribal village is attracting tourists for its cleanliness. But there’s more.Babojola village in Mayurbhanj, Odisha, is a model of civic sense. Women sweep the village thrice daily. Plastic is banned, and smoking and...
- 57-year-old Man mistakenly throws 20 gold bars worth $142,000 into trash, authorities rush to recover themA 57-year-old man in Torre Lapillo, Puglia, mistakenly threw away 20 gold bars worth approximately €120,000 while cleaning his home. Believ...
- Rogue business correspondents, payment aggregators join forces to launder money using bank payout APIsA money laundering scheme is uncovered. Some business correspondents are exploiting banking loopholes. They misuse payment aggregator APIs....
- Netflix prepares to send its final red envelopeNetflix DVD distribution plant, once a bustling ecosystem that processed 1.2 million DVDs a week, employed 50 people and generated millions...
- Exploring the moon's south pole: A quest for iceChandrayaan-3's landing site is in the moon's south polar region at about 70 degrees south latitude, or about 370 miles from the south pole...
- Rise of the machines: AI spells danger for Hollywood stunt workersFrom "Game of Thrones" to the latest Marvel superhero movies, cost-slashing studios have long used computer-generated background figures to...
- Sky is the limit: How drones have dramatically changed the worldDrones are today being deployed for advanced data capture and concerted action. We’re discovering more sectors where drones can make a diff...
- Pro-Hindu activists rally against move to install statue of JesusCongress leader DK Shivakumar, who represents Kanakapura in the Assembly, had laid foundation stone for the statue at Kapala Betta on Chris...
- Chandrayaan-2: India Inc’s lunar odyssey gets into mission modeISRO works with more than 400 companies in the country, with businesses ranging from under Rs 1 crore to Rs 200 crore a year.
- Odisha: Bijepur to vote on Saturday for an 'unprecedented' bypollPolling for the Bijepur assembly constituency will take place on Saturday. Results are to be announced on February 28.
- 2G spectrum verdict: Orator & lawyer, A Raja studied case even from CBI point of viewAlmost five decades later, his son, who had grown up to be known as A Raja, would undergo a trial by fire to regain the characteristics of ...
- FPIs, banks, brokers scrutinise employees for market manipulationFPIs that were only concerned about taxation until about a few months ago have now woken up to front-running by their employees, or employe...
- Scrap Rs 2,000, Rs 500 notes: Chandrababu Naidu to CentreModi-led government had introduced the Rs 2,000 and Rs 500 notes after announcing the demonetisation of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 currency notes.
- Date with history: A visit to the 10th century Vishnu temple in BengaluruThe temple, located in Domlur, dates back to the Chola Empire.
- Banks pick 30K bottles of indelible ink a day from Mysore PaintsThe factory has geared up to meet the sudden demand for 3 lakh bottles of indelible ink.
- They're lovin' it: McDonald's opens Hamburger Univ in ShanghaiChina's newest university has no football field or fancy library. For inspiration, it looks not to Confucius, but to Ronald McDonald. But S...
- Incremental innovationsReward them, but no patent evergreening.
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