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Does A Costly Steam Iron Really Make A Difference? We Put It To The Test
The daily ritual of ironing: it’s a task many of us love to hate, yet it’s hard to deny the satisfaction of a crisp shirt or freshly pressed trousers. Let’s dive deep into their performance, to find out if a premium model is worth it.
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Video: Woman Plunges Into Electrical Box During Sidewalk Blast In Peru
An underground electrical box explosion in Lima injured a woman, with authorities suspecting cable maintenance issues. The victim, rescued by a military officer, is in stable condition, while the energy company denied involvement.
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Elon Musk Denies Report Tesla Is Scrapping Less-Expensive Electric Car
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has denied a report that the electric car maker had called off plans for a less-expensive vehicle. First teased by Musk in September 2020 during a battery-related event staged by the company, Tesla's failure to deliver the car on time is proving costly.
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President Denies Assent To Delhi Electricity Reforms (Amendment) Bill, Claims Speaker
The Delhi Electricity Reforms (Amendment) Bill 2022 passed by the Delhi Assembly has been denied approval by the President, authorities said on Friday.
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India's Electric Vehicle Maker Denies Wrongdoing In Subsidies Scheme
Avon Cycles has denied any wrongdoing after the government said the company was among those being investigated for misappropriation.
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Electricity An Essential Service; Can't Deny It Without Lawful Reason: Delhi High Court
Electricity is an essential service and a person cannot be deprived of it without a cogent and lawful reason, the Delhi High Court has said.
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8 Killed As Deadly Drone Strikes Hit Kyiv After Russian Warplane Crash
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmygal said Russia launched five strikes in Kyiv and against energy facilities in Sumy and the central Dnipropetrovsk regions, knocking out electricity to hundreds of towns and villages.
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Ukraine Says Hundreds Of Towns Facing Blackout After Latest Russian Attack
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmygal said on Monday that Russian strikes had hit critical infrastructure in three regions, knocking out electricity to hundreds of towns and village across the country.
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One Killed, Nine Injured as BMW Test Car With Autonomous Steering Veers Into Traffic in Germany
A BMW test car veered into oncoming traffic in Germany on Monday, according to German police in the southwestern town of Reutlingen. The electric BMW iX brushed an oncoming Citroen which crashed into another vehicle with two people on board, pushing it off the road and causing it to burst into flames. The BMW then hit a Mercedes-Benz van head-on, r...
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Musk Denies He Sexually Harassed Flight Attendant; Tesla Shares Sink
Elon Musk has denounced as "utterly untrue" claims in a news report that he sexually harassed a flight attendant on a private jet in 2016.
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Govt Denies Asking EV Makers To Halt Electric Two-Wheeler Launches
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has taken to social media to issue a clarification that it has not issued any instruction to EV manufacturers.
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Elon Musk's Tesla Tweets Will Have to Be Pre-Approved, Says US Judge
Elon Musk still must have his tweets about his electric car company Tesla pre-approved after a US judge rejected an appeal to free him from oversight. Musk had filed a motion to overturn Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) restrictions imposed following his 2018 Tesla tweet.
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Okinawa Clarifies Cause of Dealership Fire, Denies Link With Electric Scooters
Okinawa Autotech has said the fire that took place at an electric scooter dealership in Tamil Naidu on Saturday was "due to an electric short circuit".
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Volkswagen CEO Warns Shift To Electric Vehicles Could Cost 30,000 Jobs
A Volkswagen spokesperson confirmed Diess' position that Tesla and others' presence in Germany heightened the urgency of transitioning to EVs, but denied that specific calculations had been made on how many jobs could be lost in the process.
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"Humiliated": Disabled Man Accuses Air India Of Denying Boarding
Mr Majumdar says he was asked by the pilot to disconnect the batteries of his electric wheelchair even as he tried to explain why it was impossible for him to do that.
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Does A Costly Steam Iron Really Make A Difference? We Put It To The Test
The daily ritual of ironing: it’s a task many of us love to hate, yet it’s hard to deny the satisfaction of a crisp shirt or freshly pressed trousers. Let’s dive deep into their performance, to find out if a premium model is worth it.
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Video: Woman Plunges Into Electrical Box During Sidewalk Blast In Peru
An underground electrical box explosion in Lima injured a woman, with authorities suspecting cable maintenance issues. The victim, rescued by a military officer, is in stable condition, while the energy company denied involvement.
-
Elon Musk Denies Report Tesla Is Scrapping Less-Expensive Electric Car
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has denied a report that the electric car maker had called off plans for a less-expensive vehicle. First teased by Musk in September 2020 during a battery-related event staged by the company, Tesla's failure to deliver the car on time is proving costly.
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President Denies Assent To Delhi Electricity Reforms (Amendment) Bill, Claims Speaker
The Delhi Electricity Reforms (Amendment) Bill 2022 passed by the Delhi Assembly has been denied approval by the President, authorities said on Friday.
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India's Electric Vehicle Maker Denies Wrongdoing In Subsidies Scheme
Avon Cycles has denied any wrongdoing after the government said the company was among those being investigated for misappropriation.
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Electricity An Essential Service; Can't Deny It Without Lawful Reason: Delhi High Court
Electricity is an essential service and a person cannot be deprived of it without a cogent and lawful reason, the Delhi High Court has said.
-
8 Killed As Deadly Drone Strikes Hit Kyiv After Russian Warplane Crash
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmygal said Russia launched five strikes in Kyiv and against energy facilities in Sumy and the central Dnipropetrovsk regions, knocking out electricity to hundreds of towns and villages.
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Ukraine Says Hundreds Of Towns Facing Blackout After Latest Russian Attack
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmygal said on Monday that Russian strikes had hit critical infrastructure in three regions, knocking out electricity to hundreds of towns and village across the country.
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One Killed, Nine Injured as BMW Test Car With Autonomous Steering Veers Into Traffic in Germany
A BMW test car veered into oncoming traffic in Germany on Monday, according to German police in the southwestern town of Reutlingen. The electric BMW iX brushed an oncoming Citroen which crashed into another vehicle with two people on board, pushing it off the road and causing it to burst into flames. The BMW then hit a Mercedes-Benz van head-on, r...
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Musk Denies He Sexually Harassed Flight Attendant; Tesla Shares Sink
Elon Musk has denounced as "utterly untrue" claims in a news report that he sexually harassed a flight attendant on a private jet in 2016.
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Govt Denies Asking EV Makers To Halt Electric Two-Wheeler Launches
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has taken to social media to issue a clarification that it has not issued any instruction to EV manufacturers.
-
Elon Musk's Tesla Tweets Will Have to Be Pre-Approved, Says US Judge
Elon Musk still must have his tweets about his electric car company Tesla pre-approved after a US judge rejected an appeal to free him from oversight. Musk had filed a motion to overturn Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) restrictions imposed following his 2018 Tesla tweet.
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Okinawa Clarifies Cause of Dealership Fire, Denies Link With Electric Scooters
Okinawa Autotech has said the fire that took place at an electric scooter dealership in Tamil Naidu on Saturday was "due to an electric short circuit".
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Volkswagen CEO Warns Shift To Electric Vehicles Could Cost 30,000 Jobs
A Volkswagen spokesperson confirmed Diess' position that Tesla and others' presence in Germany heightened the urgency of transitioning to EVs, but denied that specific calculations had been made on how many jobs could be lost in the process.
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"Humiliated": Disabled Man Accuses Air India Of Denying Boarding
Mr Majumdar says he was asked by the pilot to disconnect the batteries of his electric wheelchair even as he tried to explain why it was impossible for him to do that.
