In 2015, Bill Gates backed a Seattle-based company that turned human waste into drinking water and Electricity. Now it has secured $500 million from investors, and earns nearly $100 million a yearThe Omniprocessor, developed by the Seattle-based Janicki Bioenergy with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, came to the lime...
Artificial Intelligence: Which jobs are going to be replaced by AI? Which age group will be exposed the most? Here's what experts sayWhich jobs are not safe from AI? Questions are being raised over the nature and magnitude of impact of Artificial Intelligence in coming ti...
In 1956, Houston postman Jeff McKissack began building with things he found on roadsides; 23 years later, those materials filled a strange 3,000-square-foot mazeJeff McKissack, a retired mail carrier, built the Orange Show in Houston over 23 years. He used various found materials to create a vibrant...
‘Get Friday off if public holiday falls Saturday’: Indian man says Australia has cracked the holiday code, gets day off to watch horse raceAn Indian man who has lived in Australia for 10 years has shared a humorous comparison of public holidays in Australia and India. Aditya Kh...
These large-, mid- & small-cap stocks can give more than 20% return in 1 year, according to analystsOil prices are still up, and so are bond yields, both in the US and in other major markets. And fresh troubles seem to crop up somewhere or...
Darjeeling 'Toy Train' chugs into top 50 global destinations in 2027The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway (DHR) has been named among Lonely Planet’s 50 Best in Travel 2027 destinations, with Darjeeling recognised...
Minecraft Dungeons 2 Deluxe Edition launched: What does the extra $20 really buy and here's what's included in the packageThe Deluxe Edition comes with the full base game and several launch-day extras. Players get four additional hero skins to customize their l...
IPO express picks up steam: Anmol Industries, Koolking Industries, 5 other firms file draft papers with SebiSeven companies spanning biscuits, beer, HVAC components, agricultural machinery, engineering, edible oils and telecom infrastructure have ...
India should enhance power grid capacities, dynamic congestion management: Ficci-Nangia reportWith electricity demand soaring to 256 GW, India's power grid is under greater strain than ever. A recent white paper from Ficci-Nangia ide...
Steamhouse India wins Rs 311 crore EPC mandate for 300 TPH steam project in Himachal PradeshSteamhouse India Ltd has secured a Rs 311 crore EPC mandate for a 300 TPH common steam and co-generation power plant at the Bulk Drug Park ...
Elizabeth Taylor would take a bath after her makeup. But her attorney shares 1 habit of the Cleopatra actress that really tested everyone’s patienceHollywood legend Elizabeth Taylor was known not only for her striking beauty but also for her unusual personal rituals and reputation for a...
In 1896, a railway up Britain's highest Welsh mountain crashed on its opening day; 130 years later, trains still make the 4.7-mile journey to the summitOn April 6, 1896, a tragic accident involving a steam train on the Snowdon Mountain Railway resulted in a loss of life, prompting significa...
Steam offers a brand-new free download to be claimed until September 29Steam is currently offering a brand-new free download, which needs to be claimed until September 29. The new game to be added to the platfo...
Mumbai Port handles 3 heavy over dimensional cargo packagesMumbai Port Authority successfully managed three heavy over-dimensional cargo packages through a specialised Roll-Off operation. These pack...
48-year-old doctor leaves 2-decade-long medical practice to run a shop, says ‘she's so happy’After two decades in the medical field, Dr. Dong Min made a bold leap into entrepreneurship by opening her own bun shop. Her journey began ...
In 1891, engineers built a railway up a Colorado mountain too steep for normal trains; its toothed track still carries passengers to the 14,115-foot summitEngineers developed a unique cog railway for Pikes Peak's steep inclines. This innovative system allowed trains to climb slopes ordinary ra...
In 1875, engineers opened a funicular beneath Istanbul’s steep waterfront slope; the Tünel still operates more than 150 years laterIstanbul's Tünel, which has been in operation since 1875, stands as a testament to enduring urban transit systems. This historic funicular,...