Search results
Paris Olympics 2024 | Inside the radical transformation in Indian sports and the making of a...
The Hindu· 20 hours agoVinesh Phogat is not one to dwell on self-pity. India’s most decorated female wrestler — she has...
Intel is betting big on its upcoming Lunar Lake XPUs to change how we think of AI in our PCs
Firstpost· 20 hours agoIntel is preparing to revolutionize the way we think of artificial intelligence (AI) in our personal...
World Craft City | Let Srinagar thrive again
The Hindu· 21 hours agoHow lovely, how obvious, how appropriate that Srinagar be named a World Craft City. Every lane, every home, every street corner is full of the sights,...
Why disconnecting global trade from China is so hard
CNBC Awaaz· 21 hours agoA US-led effort to gradually disconnect trade ties with China, rising costs, and a broader understanding of the need to diversify production is driving...
How Bentley handcrafts interiors: 14 bull hides for one car! - Times of India
The Times of India· 21 hours agoWhen it comes to luxury cars, Bentley is one of the biggest names on the planet and has a long...
Intel is betting big on its upcoming Lunar Lake XPUs to change how we think of AI in our PCs
Firstpost· 22 hours agoIntel is preparing to revolutionize the way we think of artificial intelligence (AI) in our personal...
Why Is Marathi Actress Akshata Apte Furious About Mumbai's AC Local Trains? Find Out Here
One India· 22 hours agoMarathi actress Akshata Apte criticised the Central Railways for the mismanagement and delays of...
NEET fiasco isn’t just about broken dreams. It’s pushing thousands of families into poverty
Theprint· 23 hours agoNow, with the National Testing Agency (NTA)’s relentless cycle of tests and retests, these families...
Bye-Bye Floppies: Japan Bids Adieu To Anachronistic Floppy Disks
Free Press Journal· 23 hours agoJapan, despite being one of the largest economies in the world, has often been observed and...
How the toaster evolved
The Hindu· 23 hours agoOriginally, bread was toasted on a hot stone kept next to the fire. It is believed that the Romans picked up toasting from the Egyptians around 500 B.C....
