In 2024, google processed more than 2 trillion searches, averaging 8.5 billion per day. Of this 5% were health related, that is 425 million per day or 18 million per hour!! The internet, we must remember, is a double edged weapon. Good and evil are two sides of the same coin. As the largest, most accessible source
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Mirra Kannan | Photo Credit: Special arrangement An old acoustic piano, according to Mirra Kannan, is a time capsule. Beneath its dusty lid and in between its keys, one can find “little treasures” that will offer insights into its past. “These may be old newspapers, a coin or signs of restoration of its previous technicians,”
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As I look over the monthly spread on my March planner, I see an unbroken streak of art sessions. This is the first time that I have ever had an unbroken streak spanning a month, and I am positively delighted! Another little metric? In these 30 days of art journaling, I have 20 finished art
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India’s startup ecosystem has undergone a host of changes over the past few years, with the emergence of Artificial Intelligence-powered tools and technologies making strides in niche spaces ranging from electric vehicles, food delivery and quick commerce to logistics and fantasy sports. Chennai-based startup Zoho’s chief scientist, Sridhar Vembhu, recently took to X (formerly Twitter)
India’s veteran Hockey player, Vandana Katariya announced her retirement from international career on the 1st of April, Tuesday. From her humble beginnings in Roshnabad, Haridwar, to becoming the first Indian woman to notch 300 international caps and score 158 goals, Vandana’s journey is a testament to her relentless passion and unstoppable spirit for the game.
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KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Germany’s chief diplomat on Tuesday described U.S. President Donald Trump’s efforts to secure a truce in the three-year war between Russia and Ukraine as deadlocked, while China’s foreign minister said that it was encouraging that the talks between Washington and Moscow on finding a settlement are continuing. German Foreign Minister Annalena
The old world is fading. Moscow and Beijing are building the new one Russia and China have emerged in recent years as standard-bearers of a world that aspires to multipolarity, sovereignty, and respect for international law. Their strategic partnership, tested by global crises and geopolitical turbulence, now serves as a cornerstone of what is often
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Class 11 is a major landmark in life, as you will now be on the path towards forming your future career. From the time you began schooling and right up till Class 10, you had studied a variety of subjects, but now is the time to study what you are interested in. Broadly speaking, there
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Whether you are attending a trade show or a business event, a tent is a staple for every brand out there. You are missing out if you don’t invest in a canopy tent that can be multipurpose as a shelter and a live advertising tool for your brand. However, one of the biggest dilemmas you
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Union Budgets 2014 to 2024 – Article 16: Is the Government Really Poor? The Government of India’s social sector expenditures are among the lowest in the world. The consequence of these woefully low social sector expenditures is that India’s welfare services are in a dismal state: Government spending on education in India is among the
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