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CBSE Class 12th Exam Result 2018 declared!
New Delhi: Out of 11 lakh students who took the CBSE Class 12th exam in February-March, Meghna Srivatsava from Uttar Pradesh has emerged as...
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Kashmiri among 20 new languages on Gboard
San Francisco (California): Google has added more than 20 languages to its virtual keyboard app Gboard that now includes Kashmiri as well as Chinese,...
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Google bans Blogger blogs serving Bidvertiser & RevenueHits Ads
Google has quietly updated the Security Policies governing the search visibility of websites. Websites serving Bidvertiser, RevenueHits ads have been banned.
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Microsoft getting ready to take on Google’s Android One head-on
To counter Android One smartphones of Google, Microsoft Devices plans to launch a couple of affordable Windows-based smartphones pretty soon.
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Why Faster Claim Decisions Matter for Patient Families
A faster claim decision gives clarity. It helps understand how the claim is moving, what documents are pending and what financial arrangements may be needed.
Lewis Hamilton’s Legacy and His Ambitions With Ferrari in Formula 1
Lewis Hamilton's résumé barely needs an introduction but 2026 wrote a new chapter, a season that opened shaky and turned into something closer to a comeback story.
Why Indian Distribution Centres Are Switching From Manual Material Handling to Automated Conveyor Solutions
Across India, distribution centres are embracing automated conveyor-based automation for improved material flow, reduced delays, and to develop scalable infrastructure.
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India’s E20 Ethanol Mandate: Progress, Pitfalls and Public Backlash
India’s ambitious push toward a 20% ethanol-blended fuel, known as E20, is facing significant backlash from vehicle owners and environmentalists.
When a Black Hole Whispers to the World’s Thinnest Material
A black hole and a sheet of graphene seem to belong to completely different worlds. Yet modern physics has taught us a lesson: nature is often more connected than it appears.