Scientists Link High-Fat, High-Sugar Diets to Poor Brain Function
Scientists have found that eating too much fatty and sugary food can damage the brain. A new study shows that
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₹1.5 Lakh Crore Smart City Projects in India Lead to Cleaner Air and Reduced Crime Rates
India’s Smart Cities Mission, which has invested ₹1.5 lakh crore in development projects, has helped improve air quality and reduce
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LG Decides to Leave EV Charger Market as Global Demand Slows Down
LG has announced that it will exit the electric vehicle (EV) charger market because global demand for EV chargers is
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Over 80% of Indian Users Prefer Compact Smartphones with High-End Performance: Report
A new report shows that more than 80% of Indian smartphone users prefer compact-sized phones that still offer top-level performance.
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Airtel to Identify International Spam Calls and Alert Users in Local Languages
Airtel, one of India’s leading telecom companies, has announced a new feature to help its users avoid international spam calls.
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Government Orders Google to Remove Chinese App for Displaying Incorrect Map of India
The Indian government has instructed Google to remove a Chinese app that displays an incorrect map of India. The app
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Gold Hits New Record High of ₹96,805, May Reach ₹1 Lakh Soon
Gold prices in India have reached a new record high of ₹96,805 per 10 grams, and experts believe the price
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Second Batch of BrahMos Missiles Delivered to Philippines, Strengthening Defence Exports
India has delivered the second batch of BrahMos missiles to the Philippines, marking a significant milestone in its defence export
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Scientists Develop New Method to Identify Healthy and Cancerous Cells
Scientists have developed a new and simple method to identify healthy cells and cancerous cells in the human body. This
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Early Exposure to Air and Light Pollution Increases Risk of Thyroid Cancer in Children
A new study has found that children who are exposed to air and light pollution at an early age have
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