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Strange Fish Species Might Be Able to Taste Using Its Crab-Like Legs, Study Claims
The northern sea robin (Prionotus carolinus) is an intriguing marine species known for its remarkable adaptations. Unlike most fish, this species employs its six leg-like appendages to navigate the ocean floor. This ability allows it not only to move but also to explore the sea bed in search of food. While this capability was long known in the scie...
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Bihar Man En Route To Leh For Job Plans His Kidnapping. Here's Why
In search of employment, a man from Bihar agreed to travel over two thousand kilometres away to Leh for better opportunities.
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Search For Lost Earring Leads To Discovery Of Viking Treasure In Norway
When a family in Norway decided to employ a metal detector to search their yard for a lost earring, they ended up uncovering far more than they had anticipated.
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Watch: Brave US Man Who Saved Baby In Runaway Stroller Lands Job
Mr Nessman, who had been without a home to live for approximately eight years, reportedly spent the past few months living with his sister and was in search of employment.
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AI Algorithm Unveils Previously Unknown Arithmetic Underlying the Search for Exoplanets
A team of astronomers at the University of California, Berkeley, discovered that AI can reveal unsuspected connections hidden in complex mathematics arising from general relativity. An AI algorithm built to locate exoplanets revealed that the theories employed to explain these findings were incomplete.
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Alexa Can Now Locate COVID-19 Vaccine and Testing Centres in India: Here’s How
Alexa will now be able to help users locate COVID-19 testing and vaccination centres as well as can provide information on vaccination availability in India. Amazon says the information is sourced from authentic sources including the CoWIN portal, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare website as well as MapmyIndia. Users are also provided with ...
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Microsoft's TikTok Bid Spotlights Windows Maker's History With China
Microsoft has emerged as the most likely buyer of the US operations of TikTok, the popular Chinese short- form video sharing app that US President Donald Trump is preparing to effectively ban on national security grounds. Microsoft has a sizeable presence in China, accounting for $2 billion (roughly Rs. 14,980 crores) in annual revenue.
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Murder Of Teen Domestic Help Forces Pakistan To Soul Search
The battered body of 16-year-old servant Uzma Bibi was found dumped in a canal and her wealthy employer charged with murder, the latest case highlighting the dangers domestic workers -- especially children -- face in Pakistan.
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6 Bengal Men Captive In Malaysia After Being Promised 1 Lakh: Families
Six men from West Bengal's Nadia district, who went to Malaysia in search of a livelihood, have been confined by their employer with their passports taken away, their families claimed Thursday. The families have urged the administration to bring them back.
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70% Indians Confident About Finding Better Opportunities: LinkedIn
Despite concerns over a "difficult jobs market", 70 per cent of people in India are confident of finding better opportunities next year, according to a LinkedIn survey on Wednesday.
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Opinion: Authors of Premji University's Report On Unemployment Explain The Problems
It seems that nearly every day, our media carries stories of concern about the employment situation in India. The stories include accounts of a desire for jobs that is not being met, the vast over-subscription of government jobs, the falling labor force participation of women, the diminishing opportunities for decent employment in rural India, or m...
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New Government Scheme Okayed To Provide Cash During Job Loss
"This scheme is a relief payable in cash directly to their (employees) bank account in case of unemployment and while they search for new engagement," said the Ministry of Labour and Employment.
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"Muslims Entering India Not Refugees": Tripura Governor On Citizen Row
People who flee their countries due to genuine fear of persecution are refugees while those entering another country in search of employment or economic opportunities are infiltrators, Tripura Governor Tathagata Roy said today.
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Avalanche Buries Army Post In Ladakh, 2 Soldiers Rescued, 3 Missing
The unprecedented April snowfall in Jammu and Kashmir has triggered multiple avalanches, in which an army picket in Batalik sector in Ladakh got buried this afternoon. Five soldiers, who were deployed at the post, had got buried in the snow. Two of them have been rescued. A search is on for the three others, tweeted the Army's Northern Command.
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Google Buys Startup That Helps Smartphones Recognise Real Life Objects
Moodstocks caught the US technology giant's eye for its work in computer vision and machine learning, as well for accomplishments in the aforementioned field.
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Strange Fish Species Might Be Able to Taste Using Its Crab-Like Legs, Study Claims
The northern sea robin (Prionotus carolinus) is an intriguing marine species known for its remarkable adaptations. Unlike most fish, this species employs its six leg-like appendages to navigate the ocean floor. This ability allows it not only to move but also to explore the sea bed in search of food. While this capability was long known in the scie...
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Bihar Man En Route To Leh For Job Plans His Kidnapping. Here's Why
In search of employment, a man from Bihar agreed to travel over two thousand kilometres away to Leh for better opportunities.
-
Search For Lost Earring Leads To Discovery Of Viking Treasure In Norway
When a family in Norway decided to employ a metal detector to search their yard for a lost earring, they ended up uncovering far more than they had anticipated.
-
Watch: Brave US Man Who Saved Baby In Runaway Stroller Lands Job
Mr Nessman, who had been without a home to live for approximately eight years, reportedly spent the past few months living with his sister and was in search of employment.
-
AI Algorithm Unveils Previously Unknown Arithmetic Underlying the Search for Exoplanets
A team of astronomers at the University of California, Berkeley, discovered that AI can reveal unsuspected connections hidden in complex mathematics arising from general relativity. An AI algorithm built to locate exoplanets revealed that the theories employed to explain these findings were incomplete.
-
Alexa Can Now Locate COVID-19 Vaccine and Testing Centres in India: Here’s How
Alexa will now be able to help users locate COVID-19 testing and vaccination centres as well as can provide information on vaccination availability in India. Amazon says the information is sourced from authentic sources including the CoWIN portal, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare website as well as MapmyIndia. Users are also provided with ...
-
Microsoft's TikTok Bid Spotlights Windows Maker's History With China
Microsoft has emerged as the most likely buyer of the US operations of TikTok, the popular Chinese short- form video sharing app that US President Donald Trump is preparing to effectively ban on national security grounds. Microsoft has a sizeable presence in China, accounting for $2 billion (roughly Rs. 14,980 crores) in annual revenue.
-
Murder Of Teen Domestic Help Forces Pakistan To Soul Search
The battered body of 16-year-old servant Uzma Bibi was found dumped in a canal and her wealthy employer charged with murder, the latest case highlighting the dangers domestic workers -- especially children -- face in Pakistan.
-
6 Bengal Men Captive In Malaysia After Being Promised 1 Lakh: Families
Six men from West Bengal's Nadia district, who went to Malaysia in search of a livelihood, have been confined by their employer with their passports taken away, their families claimed Thursday. The families have urged the administration to bring them back.
-
70% Indians Confident About Finding Better Opportunities: LinkedIn
Despite concerns over a "difficult jobs market", 70 per cent of people in India are confident of finding better opportunities next year, according to a LinkedIn survey on Wednesday.
-
Opinion: Authors of Premji University's Report On Unemployment Explain The Problems
It seems that nearly every day, our media carries stories of concern about the employment situation in India. The stories include accounts of a desire for jobs that is not being met, the vast over-subscription of government jobs, the falling labor force participation of women, the diminishing opportunities for decent employment in rural India, or m...
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New Government Scheme Okayed To Provide Cash During Job Loss
"This scheme is a relief payable in cash directly to their (employees) bank account in case of unemployment and while they search for new engagement," said the Ministry of Labour and Employment.
-
"Muslims Entering India Not Refugees": Tripura Governor On Citizen Row
People who flee their countries due to genuine fear of persecution are refugees while those entering another country in search of employment or economic opportunities are infiltrators, Tripura Governor Tathagata Roy said today.
-
Avalanche Buries Army Post In Ladakh, 2 Soldiers Rescued, 3 Missing
The unprecedented April snowfall in Jammu and Kashmir has triggered multiple avalanches, in which an army picket in Batalik sector in Ladakh got buried this afternoon. Five soldiers, who were deployed at the post, had got buried in the snow. Two of them have been rescued. A search is on for the three others, tweeted the Army's Northern Command.
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Google Buys Startup That Helps Smartphones Recognise Real Life Objects
Moodstocks caught the US technology giant's eye for its work in computer vision and machine learning, as well for accomplishments in the aforementioned field.
