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Crematorium used for heating: How Europe is using funerals to warm schools, homes and swimming poolsA school being built in Scotland is set to use heat recovered from a city crematorium, highlighting how energy generated during cremation i...- Delhi father who's breathing toxic air takes pride in daughter settling in Finland, where AQI is just 22; internet dividedA Delhi father's emotional post about his daughter settling in Helsinki, Finland, has sparked a debate on air pollution, parenting and movi...
- Eating meat causes low testosterone? Study on animal vs milk vs plant protein shows surprising results. Check the best protein sourceA study involving 2,546 men has found different associations between protein sources and testosterone levels. While higher animal and dairy...
- Silver dividends: How investing in ageing societies can boost growth and cut healthcare costsAs populations age and people work longer, governments can turn longevity into an economic opportunity by investing in accessible infrastru...
- Russian satellite dangerously nears European spacecraftRussia launched the Cosmos-2612 military satellite into low Earth orbit in April. It began changing course late September and eventually mo...
- From rocks to riches: India’s unfinished critical minerals storyIndia's manufacturing industry is significantly affected by its heavy reliance on imported critical minerals like lithium and cobalt. The r...
- World's strongest passports: UAE leads, US ranks 10th; where does India stand?The United Arab Emirates leads the 2026 Passport Index with a Mobility Score of 182 and access to 182 destinations. India stands at the 72n...
- Tesla is browbeating the EU to approve its 'Full Self-Driving' tech. The pressure is workingTesla is involved in a campaign to secure EU approval for its Full Self-Driving technology. The automaker faces criticism regarding the val...
- One of astronomy’s oldest suspected planetary systems has just undergone its most sensitive search yet and the biggest planets scientists might have expected to find are not thereAstronomers have conducted one of the most detailed searches yet for planets around 70 Ophiuchi AB, a binary system roughly 16 light-years ...
- Developers faced vacant industrial buildings that were difficult to modernize; they preserved original structures and turned them into hotels with modern guest facilitiesVacant industrial buildings were not easy to modernize. Their old layouts and structures created practical problems for developers. But dem...
- Germany beats US as top study-abroad choice for Indians as students chase cheaper degrees & clearer job routesGermany has overtaken the US as the top study-abroad choice among Indian students in upGrad’s 2026 survey, with preference for Germany jump...
- With wary eye on Russia, Finland runs Europe's largest civil defence exercise since WWIIFinland has initiated an extensive civil defence drill, simulating scenarios of cyberattacks and missile threats to bolster preparedness. B...
- In 1930s, Finland brought back beavers but accidentally introduced the wrong species. The mistake still affects wildlife todayDuring the 1930s, Finland's attempt to reestablish its native beaver population took a turn when North American beavers were unwittingly in...
- Finland plans tougher language, income rules for international studentsFinland is proposing stricter rules for international students, including enhanced language proficiency checks before arrival and delayed f...
- How Finland’s AI push is widening options for Indian professionals, studentsFinland is actively seeking Indian talent in AI and deep tech, driven by favorable government policies and a commitment to R&D. The nation ...
- Finland to seek skilled labour with English curriculumStarting in August 2026, Finland will offer upper secondary education in English to attract skilled foreign workers with children. The move...
- Finland aims to attract global 30,000 talents by 2023"We have outlined a strategic, ambitious plan to increase diversity, improve inclusivity and establish next-generation global technology le...
- LG Najeeb Jung asks Manish Sisodia to immediately return to Delhi"The deputy CM has been asked to come back to Delhi immediately as the city is witnessing spurt in dengue and chikungunya cases," a top sou...
- Healthy diet develops better reading skills in childrenLondon, Sep 14 (IANS) A healthy diet may develop better reading skills in the first three school years, shows a recent study from Finland.
- CBSE may offer health education next yearA new independent subject on 'health' may be introduced as part of school education under the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), ...
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