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The universe's darkest mysteries are coming into focusThe Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile, equipped with the largest digital camera, is poised to conduct an unprecedented 10-year astronomica...- Travel planning 101: 52 places you must visit in 2024Planning your next holiday? Consider adding these destinations to your itinerary for the perfect vacation.
- 10 Best Air Purifiers under Rs 10,000: Affordable Solutions for Clean Air (2024)Discover a simple yet effective way to enhance the air quality in your home with this list of the best air purifiers under 10000. These com...
- 8 Best Vacuum Cleaners for Cars to Revitalize your Vehicle's Interiors (2023)Discover the ultimate cleaning companions with our list of the best vacuum cleaners for cars. With our meticulously curated selection, you ...
- Empowering organisations with advanced talent assessments: Think Exam's visionary leaders on transforming the talent management landscapeThink Exam, a leading assessment company, aims to revolutionize talent management by offering innovative solutions for attracting, assessin...
- Bihar man creates world record for tiniest wooden spoon. Here's all about itShashikant Prajapati, a 25-year-old micro artist from Bihar, India, has set a new Guinness World Record for creating the world's smallest w...
- Onion shortage threatens a new chapter in world food crisisThe costs of wheat and grains have fallen in recent months, easing concern over access to some staples. But a combination of factors is now...
- From Wordle, edible treats to collectibles: Gift ideas for grown-ups because they need fun stuff for the holidays, too!From sweet treats to things with wheels, some ideas for pleasing a child at heart this holiday season:
- Why should kids have all the fun? From board games to candy bars, best holiday gift ideas for grown-upsPsst... Gifts don't stop being special with age!
- During lockdown, InsuranceDekho CEO cooked up a storm in the kitchen with his mom's recipesThe Covid-19 lockdown was tough, but came with a silver lining for Ankit Agrawal.
- With limited access to internet, India’s poor risk falling through the gaps as schools go digitalIn India, a country where the gaps in access to education and the Internet were already vast, poor families are struggling to stay the cour...
- What is really going on behind Surat's high-tech, labour-intensive diamond industry?The diamond market is deserted. Young people are now moving into the textile industry. In the meantime, the world’s luxury seekers keep Sur...
- World's smallest engine developedThe prototype device is made of tiny charged particles of gold, bound together with temperature-responsive polymers in the form of a gel.
- Red Bull run: Mercedes' triumph in the constructors championship is a watershed moment in F1 historyWatching them romp to title after title, year after year, there was a sense that one was watching something special unfold.
- Live like there’s 'No Tomorrow'Best beaches across the world spell fun and adventure. ET-Travel suggests destinations where you can push your limits and die another day!
- Japanese Professor Shoji Shiba helping India Inc breakthroughSince 2006, Shiba has been spearheading the VLFM programme in India, a collaboration between industry, academia and the government.
- Indian institutes played critical role: CERNRüdiger Voss, the man behind the ATLAS detectors at the Large Hadron Collidor at CERN, spoke to ET on science, technology and India.
- Budget 2010-11: Reforms deficit stays even after two decadesBudget 2010-11, the 20th reform Budget, is likely to echo many of the concerns raised by Manmohan Singh in 1st reform Budget 1991-92. India...
- Lazing by the lakeThe eponymous Lake Luzern, which pops up like a recurrent leitmotif everywhere I go in the Swiss city of Luzern - on picture postcards, sou...
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