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Watch: How Delhi Cops Sent Heart From One Hospital To Another In 4 Minutes
A live heart was transported from All India Institute of Medical Sciences or AIIMS to a top private hospital in a span of just a little over four minutes, Delhi Police said today.
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Sri Lanka Announces Day Off As Fuel Runs Out, No New Supplies
Sri Lanka's economic activity is coming to a near standstill as the island nation, facing its worst financial crisis, runs out of fuel for transport and there's little signs of fresh supplies coming in.
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Musk Says Tesla's Total Headcount Will Increase, Salaried Staff Numbers to Remain Flat
Tesla's Elon Musk says that the electric vehicle maker's total headcount will increase over the next 12 months, but the number of salaried staff should be little changed, backtracking from an email just two days ago saying that job cuts of 10 percent were needed.
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Flying Cars to Be Reality Soon? Watch Klein Vision's AirCar Take an Inter-City Test Flight
AirCar by Klein Vision is a dual-mode flying car that took a step towards getting into production as a prototype completed a 35-minute inter-city test flight in Slovakia. A video, now going viral on the Internet, showed the sleek car taking off from an airfield in Nitra, getting airborne and then landing in the country's capital Bratislava.
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Grounded With Little Help, How Seniors Are Coping With Coronavirus Crisis
The most vulnerable to coronavirus, senior citizens are also the most affected by the ongoing nationwide lockdown. For many, with children living abroad or in other parts of the country, they can't go shopping for food or medicines for fear of crowds. Domestic help have disappeared because transport is off the roads. Some NGOs and the Kolkata Polic...
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"I Don't Eat Much Onion," Says Nirmala Sitharaman Amid Soaring Prices
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, interrupted by opposition MPs during a debate on the soaring prices of onion in parliament on Wednesday, quipped that she "doesn't eat onions much" and belongs to a family that has little use for the kitchen staple.
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Lithium Partners With Wipro For Pan-India Employee Transportation Services
Lithium Urban Technologies, one of India's largest electric vehicles fleet operators, has announced partnering with Wipro to offer employee transportation service to the tech giant's offices across the country. Lithium started servicing Wipro's Hyderabad campus in June 2018, and so far its electric cars have covered a cumulative distance of 40 lakh...
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Possiblity Of "Little Delay" In Bullet Train Project: Piyush Goyal
Railway Minister Piyush Goyal Friday rejected opposition's allegation that the government is working to privatise the national transporter, but said the ministry will invite investments for new technology, lines and projects in national interest.
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Google Maps Adds Mumbai Floods Feature To Alert Waterlogged Roads & Road Closures
An annual event now, the city of Mumbai finds itself coming to a halt every time the rain gods are a little more generous than usual. The city's crumbling infrastructure can barely handle its population, it certainly does not have space to accommodate more water or the means to channelise it efficiently into the Arabian sea. In the recent spell of ...
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Elon Musk Is the 'Poster Boy' of a Culture That Celebrates 'Obsessive Overwork'
Experts say all the attention on Musk's emotional state may have little effect on the overwork culture practised by many business leaders and celebrated in Corporate America today.
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Amazon Is Still Finding Its Way in Australia
With little inland transport infrastructure, Amazon is finding it hard to live up to its promise of reliable shipping times.
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Delhi Pollution: Government Says Will Roll Out 2,000 New CNG Buses Within A Year
Censured by the Supreme Court-mandated Environment Pollution Control Authority or EPCA for having done "too little" to augment the city's public transport, the Delhi government today announced that 2,000 new CNG buses will be rolled out in next one year.
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Singapore's Diwali-Themed Trains Are Nothing Short Of Spectacular
Diwali this year will be extra special in Singapore, as Deepavali-themed trains return for a second year running. Land Transport Authority, part of Singapore's Ministry of Transport, posted stunning pictures of the festive trains featuring gorgeous images of diyas, elephants, lotus flowers and colourful rangolis on Facebook.
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Tesla 'Autopilot' Crash: US NTSB Board to Vote on Likely Cause
The fatal incident raised questions about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for long stretches with little or no human intervention.
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Microsoft Using AI to Train Autonomous Gliders How to Make Decisions in the Air
Microsoft plans to build an autonomous aircraft that can eventually ride the air for hours or even days at a time while consuming very little power.
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Watch: How Delhi Cops Sent Heart From One Hospital To Another In 4 Minutes
A live heart was transported from All India Institute of Medical Sciences or AIIMS to a top private hospital in a span of just a little over four minutes, Delhi Police said today.
-
Sri Lanka Announces Day Off As Fuel Runs Out, No New Supplies
Sri Lanka's economic activity is coming to a near standstill as the island nation, facing its worst financial crisis, runs out of fuel for transport and there's little signs of fresh supplies coming in.
-
Musk Says Tesla's Total Headcount Will Increase, Salaried Staff Numbers to Remain Flat
Tesla's Elon Musk says that the electric vehicle maker's total headcount will increase over the next 12 months, but the number of salaried staff should be little changed, backtracking from an email just two days ago saying that job cuts of 10 percent were needed.
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Flying Cars to Be Reality Soon? Watch Klein Vision's AirCar Take an Inter-City Test Flight
AirCar by Klein Vision is a dual-mode flying car that took a step towards getting into production as a prototype completed a 35-minute inter-city test flight in Slovakia. A video, now going viral on the Internet, showed the sleek car taking off from an airfield in Nitra, getting airborne and then landing in the country's capital Bratislava.
-
Grounded With Little Help, How Seniors Are Coping With Coronavirus Crisis
The most vulnerable to coronavirus, senior citizens are also the most affected by the ongoing nationwide lockdown. For many, with children living abroad or in other parts of the country, they can't go shopping for food or medicines for fear of crowds. Domestic help have disappeared because transport is off the roads. Some NGOs and the Kolkata Polic...
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"I Don't Eat Much Onion," Says Nirmala Sitharaman Amid Soaring Prices
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, interrupted by opposition MPs during a debate on the soaring prices of onion in parliament on Wednesday, quipped that she "doesn't eat onions much" and belongs to a family that has little use for the kitchen staple.
-
Lithium Partners With Wipro For Pan-India Employee Transportation Services
Lithium Urban Technologies, one of India's largest electric vehicles fleet operators, has announced partnering with Wipro to offer employee transportation service to the tech giant's offices across the country. Lithium started servicing Wipro's Hyderabad campus in June 2018, and so far its electric cars have covered a cumulative distance of 40 lakh...
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Possiblity Of "Little Delay" In Bullet Train Project: Piyush Goyal
Railway Minister Piyush Goyal Friday rejected opposition's allegation that the government is working to privatise the national transporter, but said the ministry will invite investments for new technology, lines and projects in national interest.
-
Google Maps Adds Mumbai Floods Feature To Alert Waterlogged Roads & Road Closures
An annual event now, the city of Mumbai finds itself coming to a halt every time the rain gods are a little more generous than usual. The city's crumbling infrastructure can barely handle its population, it certainly does not have space to accommodate more water or the means to channelise it efficiently into the Arabian sea. In the recent spell of ...
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Elon Musk Is the 'Poster Boy' of a Culture That Celebrates 'Obsessive Overwork'
Experts say all the attention on Musk's emotional state may have little effect on the overwork culture practised by many business leaders and celebrated in Corporate America today.
-
Amazon Is Still Finding Its Way in Australia
With little inland transport infrastructure, Amazon is finding it hard to live up to its promise of reliable shipping times.
-
Delhi Pollution: Government Says Will Roll Out 2,000 New CNG Buses Within A Year
Censured by the Supreme Court-mandated Environment Pollution Control Authority or EPCA for having done "too little" to augment the city's public transport, the Delhi government today announced that 2,000 new CNG buses will be rolled out in next one year.
-
Singapore's Diwali-Themed Trains Are Nothing Short Of Spectacular
Diwali this year will be extra special in Singapore, as Deepavali-themed trains return for a second year running. Land Transport Authority, part of Singapore's Ministry of Transport, posted stunning pictures of the festive trains featuring gorgeous images of diyas, elephants, lotus flowers and colourful rangolis on Facebook.
-
Tesla 'Autopilot' Crash: US NTSB Board to Vote on Likely Cause
The fatal incident raised questions about the safety of systems that can perform driving tasks for long stretches with little or no human intervention.
-
Microsoft Using AI to Train Autonomous Gliders How to Make Decisions in the Air
Microsoft plans to build an autonomous aircraft that can eventually ride the air for hours or even days at a time while consuming very little power.
