Apple gears up to sell ‘Make in India’ iPhones on 1st day of global sale
Apple is all set to sell ‘Make in India’ iPhone 15 on the first day of its global sales, within the country as well as export to a few other markets sooner than ever before, reliable sources said on Tuesday.
More than half of S. Korean regions facing population crisis
More than half of the regions in South Korea are facing the risk of losing population completely, amid the country's critically low birth rate, data showed on Tuesday.
Manipur govt restricts use of press stickers, jackets to curb misuse during law and order enforcement
To check misuse of jackets, vest and stickers with wording and inscription “Press”, the Manipur government has allowed the use of these only to those possessing genuine identity cards from media organisations and holding accreditation cards from the state and central governments, officials
Raising a storm in the hills with ‘Rally of Himalayas’
For someone who has won the 'Raid the Himalaya rally' 11 times, Desert Storm six, seven editions of SJOBA, Dakshin Dare thrice, and has been an Indian National Rally champion (Gypsy), organising a major rally himself was the obvious next step
Delhi hospital treats Dutch man with rare form of tinnitus
Doctors at a Delhi hospital have treated a man from The Netherlands, suffering from a rare form of tinnitus, which affected his daily life and activities.
Indian-origin man dies while hiking in Grand Canyon
A 55-year-old Indian-American died while attempting to hike from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon to the North Rim in a single day, according to a media report.
Shreyas yet to fully recover from back spasm, unavailable for SL game, says BCCI
India batter Shreyas Iyer will not be available for Tuesday's Asia Cup Super 4 game against Sri Lanka as he is yet to fully recover from back spasm, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said.
Transplanting patients own lung cells shows promise for people with COPD
In a first, researchers have shown it is possible to repair damaged lung tissue in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) using the patients’ own lung cells.
Ayush Anand on acrobatic scene in ‘Meet’: ‘It wasn’t a walk in the park’
Actor Ayush Anand, who plays Raj in the show 'Meet', will impress the viewers with his acrobatic skills in an upcoming scene.
Nitish Kumar has capability to lead the country, says Lalan Singh
JD-U President Lalan Singh has hinted that his party’s supreme leader has the capability and capacity to lead the country. Ians
‘Run Sufi run’: This Ajmer girl won’t pause even after 5 Guinness World records
The journey that started with a three-kilometre run every day after the office has not ended even after five Guinness World records including a 4,000 km from Kashmir to Kanyakumari in 87 days.
Vaping may spur chronic stress in young people: Study
London – Young people who used e-cigarettes are more than twice as likely to report chronic stress, finds a study. The research, presented at European Respiratory Society International Congress in Milan, Italy was conducted on 905 people from Canada aged between 15 and
Indian diaspora body congratulates PM Modi for successfully holding G20 Summit
An organisation associated with the Indian diaspora on Monday congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a successfully held G20 summit
Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba provisionally suspended for failing drug test
Juventus and France midfielder Paul Pogba has been provisionally suspended from playing because of an anti-doping offence, Italy's national anti-doping tribunal (NADO Italia) said
Foxconn ramps up hiring in China as Apple launches next-gen iPhones
Largest iPhone maker Foxconn ramped up hiring in China as Apple geared up to launch its next-generation of iPhones on Tuesday amid geopolitical tensions between Washington and Beijing and the rise of Huawei despite US sanctions, a media report said on Tuesday.
Paul McCartney ‘addicted’ to playing arcade games before recording tracks
Legendary musician from The Beatles, Paul McCartney is said to have been addicted to playing classic arcade shoot-'em-up games before he recorded his hits.
Generative AI & cloud go hand-in-hand for innovation at scale: Report
While 73 per cent of executives believe their companies are only beginning to leverage the potential of cloud, over 90 per cent recognise cloud’s vital role in enabling rapid response to critical business events, strategic pivots and adopting leading-edge technologies like AI, a
Israelis protest against overhaul plan ahead of key court discussion
Tens of thousands of Israelis shouting "Democracy!" and waving the flags took to the streets across the country ahead of a crucial hearing on Tuesday in the Supreme Court on whether to accept the government's bid to curb its powers.
TN BJP’s campaign against Minister Sekar Babu on Sanatana Dharma issue
The BJP has stepped up campaign against the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment (HR&CE) minister, P.K. Sekar Babu over his participation in the Sanatana Dharma abolition meet in which Udhayanidi Stalin made controversial remarks.
2,000 seers from 150 sects to be invited for Ram temple opening
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) will invite 2,000 seers of 150 sects for the Ram temple opening ceremony in Ayodhya proposed to take place in January 2024