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Baby Born Under Cellphone Light: Power Cuts Hit Hospitals In Andhra Pradesh
The Andhra Pradesh electricity department has announced 50 per cent power cut due to rising demand. But this has made the lives of the people of the state difficult.
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Specially-Abled Man Used Matchsticks To Steal Devices, Caught In Delhi
Clips from a widely circulated video, showing a specially abled man light a matchstick with one hand in a dark showroom and calmly steal an iPad, a laptop and a cellphone, have helped the Delhi Police catch the theft accused.
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Delhi Protesters Read Constitution At India Gate After Crackdown At Jamia
Thousands of students took to the streets in Delhi on Monday against the police crackdown in Jamia Millia Islamia with demonstrations there and Delhi University campuses as well as the India Gate amid heavy police presence. In the light of cellphones, demonstrators were seen reading out the preamble of the Indian constitution at India Gate.
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At Andhra's Biggest Hospital, Plastic Surgery Done Under Cellphone Lights
A doctor in one of the largest government hospitals in Andhra Pradesh had to conduct a delicate plastic surgery by cellphone light as lights over the operating table went off. A shocking video of the surgery is doing the rounds in the state.
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2G Spectrum Case Verdict Live Updates: Court Acquits A Raja, M Kanimozhi; CBI To Appeal In High Court
A Delhi court acquitted former Telecom Minister A Raja who has been accused of masterminding the 2G spectrum scam, believed to be India's biggest ever scam, which came to light six years ago. Mr Raja is accused of allocating airwaves and licenses for cellphone networks in exchange for kickbacks and causing the state a loss of Rs. 1.76 lakh crore. A...
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To Stop Traffic Violations, Mumbai Police Gets Nearly 5,000 Electronic Eyes
If you think that you can jump a red light simply because there isn't a policeman around to stop you, think again. The Mumbai police now have an army to check traffic violations: Nearly 5,000 CCTVs.
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By The Light Of A Cellphone: What Hyderabad Doctors Operated With
During operations as crucial as a surgery to remove an infected part of intestine, doctors at one of Hyderabad's biggest hospitals have admitted that they worked by the light of cellphones - though for just seconds at a time - because of a massive power outage on Friday.
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New chip that turns cellphones into lens-less projectors
Using an integrated optical phased array, the chip bends light waves without the need of a lens
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Panic as missing woman's cellphone locates her near red light area
Since January 5, a 23-year-old software engineer from Hyderabad, who had arrived in Mumbai to resume work after her Christmas break, has been missing
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Using cellphones, tablets before bedtime affects sleep
If you find it difficult to fall asleep at night, the reason could be usage of cellphones or tablets at bedtime.
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Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term
Those who like to talk on their cellphones while driving need to revise their habit. The union cabinet is expected to approve an array of amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act. These will amp up the punishment for not using seat-belts, jumping red lights, and driving drunk. The new rules will apply across the country. The new rules will apply acros...
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Baby Born Under Cellphone Light: Power Cuts Hit Hospitals In Andhra Pradesh
The Andhra Pradesh electricity department has announced 50 per cent power cut due to rising demand. But this has made the lives of the people of the state difficult.
-
Specially-Abled Man Used Matchsticks To Steal Devices, Caught In Delhi
Clips from a widely circulated video, showing a specially abled man light a matchstick with one hand in a dark showroom and calmly steal an iPad, a laptop and a cellphone, have helped the Delhi Police catch the theft accused.
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Delhi Protesters Read Constitution At India Gate After Crackdown At Jamia
Thousands of students took to the streets in Delhi on Monday against the police crackdown in Jamia Millia Islamia with demonstrations there and Delhi University campuses as well as the India Gate amid heavy police presence. In the light of cellphones, demonstrators were seen reading out the preamble of the Indian constitution at India Gate.
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At Andhra's Biggest Hospital, Plastic Surgery Done Under Cellphone Lights
A doctor in one of the largest government hospitals in Andhra Pradesh had to conduct a delicate plastic surgery by cellphone light as lights over the operating table went off. A shocking video of the surgery is doing the rounds in the state.
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2G Spectrum Case Verdict Live Updates: Court Acquits A Raja, M Kanimozhi; CBI To Appeal In High Court
A Delhi court acquitted former Telecom Minister A Raja who has been accused of masterminding the 2G spectrum scam, believed to be India's biggest ever scam, which came to light six years ago. Mr Raja is accused of allocating airwaves and licenses for cellphone networks in exchange for kickbacks and causing the state a loss of Rs. 1.76 lakh crore. A...
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To Stop Traffic Violations, Mumbai Police Gets Nearly 5,000 Electronic Eyes
If you think that you can jump a red light simply because there isn't a policeman around to stop you, think again. The Mumbai police now have an army to check traffic violations: Nearly 5,000 CCTVs.
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By The Light Of A Cellphone: What Hyderabad Doctors Operated With
During operations as crucial as a surgery to remove an infected part of intestine, doctors at one of Hyderabad's biggest hospitals have admitted that they worked by the light of cellphones - though for just seconds at a time - because of a massive power outage on Friday.
-
New chip that turns cellphones into lens-less projectors
Using an integrated optical phased array, the chip bends light waves without the need of a lens
-
Panic as missing woman's cellphone locates her near red light area
Since January 5, a 23-year-old software engineer from Hyderabad, who had arrived in Mumbai to resume work after her Christmas break, has been missing
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Using cellphones, tablets before bedtime affects sleep
If you find it difficult to fall asleep at night, the reason could be usage of cellphones or tablets at bedtime.
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Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term
Those who like to talk on their cellphones while driving need to revise their habit. The union cabinet is expected to approve an array of amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act. These will amp up the punishment for not using seat-belts, jumping red lights, and driving drunk. The new rules will apply across the country. The new rules will apply acros...
