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Nancy Guthrie’s case took another unexpected turn: Ancient skeleton found near search area- here's what it means for the caseIn a remarkable revelation, human skeletal remains over a hundred years old were discovered in Arizona's Sonoran Desert, shedding light on ...- Beating the Heat: India’s data centre dream and the 50°C reality in its pathIndia's digital economy is expanding rapidly. However, extreme heat is straining its data centers. Rising temperatures increase cooling nee...
- ETMarkets PMS Talk | From Rs 1 crore to Rs 85 crore in 24 years - the power of high-conviction investing, says Alok AgarwalAlchemy Capital Management's Alok Agarwal highlights how a high-conviction, benchmark-agnostic approach has yielded extraordinary long-term...
- Five snakes that actually fly, here's what they are and where to spot themFive species of Southeast Asian snakes defy gravity by launching from trees and flattening their bodies into a ribbon-like shape to glide. ...
- In 1960, Two Explorers Followed a Fisherman to a Quiet Patch of Grass in Newfoundland, A Few Low Mounds: That revealed the First Proven Viking Settlement in North AmericaIn 1960, the Ingstads, guided by local knowledge, discovered L'Anse aux Meadows, providing the first concrete proof of Norse exploration in...
- ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or Bankrupt – Part 55: This old-economy giant helped power India’s past. Its big test lies aheadSome companies face disruption at the level of products. Others face it at the level of technology. That is what makes this story more comp...
- Scientists Found Tiny Arrowheads in a Central Asian Cave… But Why Do They Date Back 80,000 Years?New discoveries in Uzbekistan are challenging old ideas about human migration. Tiny stone tools, dating back 80,000 years, suggest modern h...
- What is the Cambridge C1 Advanced test required for an Australian visaThe Cambridge C1 Advanced is a globally recognized English qualification proving high-level proficiency, accepted by over 11,000 institutio...
- Visa Frauds in India: How to protect yourself from scamsIndia has seen a rise in immigration scams, with fraudulent agents exploiting individuals seeking to study, work, or migrate abroad. Recent...
- AI will help make 'life-or-death' calls in rammed UK asylum systemThe governing Labour party has pledged to hire more asylum caseworkers and set up a new returns and enforcement unit to fast-track removals...
- Ticket to Nicaragua: More and more Indian migrants are seeking the shortcut to USManuel Orozco, a migration expert at the Washington-based Inter-American Dialogue, told AFP that Ortega's government was facilitating "the ...
- Gujarat ATS arrests three with links to Islamic StateThe ATS said they acted on a tip off and arrested the men-identified as Ubed Nasir Mir, Hannan Hayat Shol and Mohammad Hajim Shah, all resi...
- Moving abroad? Here are 10 tips to make you feel at home overseasIts important for people to be patient with the process, not put pressure on themselves and take their time to feel settled. Plus, with som...
- Well-known San Francisco mogul Hamid Moghadam robbed at gunpoint, questions city's securityThe CEO of Prologis, Hamid Moghadam, said that two armed thugs attacked him on June 26 and stole his Patek Philippe wristwatch after brandi...
- VMware continues to see India as a strategic market: VMWare COOCloud computing and virtualization software company, VMWare had made a $2 billion investment in its Indian arm in 2018, which employs close...
- New age technology-led NBFC InCred raises Rs 600 croreNew age technology-led NBFC InCred has raised Rs 600 crore from a group of global investors in a move that will raise its equity capital.
- High blood sugar may cause Alzheimer'sDiabetes patients have an increased risk of developing Alzheimer's disease compared to healthy individuals.
- Nordmann's Greenshank bird on IUCN's endangered listNordmann's Greenshank, a beautiful Russian shorebird which migrates annually to many south Asian countries, including India, is listed as '...
- Delhi Police arrests two Pakistani spies; claim to foil ISI planDelhi Police claimed to have foiled an ISI plan to ensure smooth operations by a woman spy in the country with the arrest of two Pakistani ...
- Climate change a new factor in global tensions: EUThe risks of climate change have turned from a threat to reality impacting the conflict in Darfur, migration from flood-prone Bangladesh an...
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