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India's Labour Force Sees Rise In Number Of Self-Employed Women: Study
A recent rise in women's participation in India's labour force was led by self-employment, likely driven by distress more than economic growth, a study said on Wednesday.
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Medical Aspirant Tries To Set Self On Fire Over Pressure Of Studies
A 20-year-old NEET aspirant from Bihar attempted self-immolation here over pressure for studies, police said on Thursday.
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Apple in Top 3 Brands Considered for Quality Without Actual Car on Sale, Vehicle Owners' Survey Shows
Apple beat popular vehicle manufacturers Ford and Tesla in a US survey of new vehicle owners, with a sizable number of them responding that they would 'defintiely consider an Apple branded vehicle. The Cupertino firm beat the other brands handily when respondents were asked about their impression of the quality of the brand, with 24 percent tickin...
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Zoom Meetings Linked to Negative Self Image, Increase in Plastic Surgery Demand: Study
Spending more time on virtual platforms could be affecting self-image of people and leading them to rush for facial treatments they may not have considered months before confronting a video screen, a new phenomenon called ‘Zoom Dysmorphia'', a study claims.
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IIM CAT Exam 2020: Preparation Guide For Self Studying, Tips And Timetable
Those who opt self-study for CAT 2020, check here the tips and time table for IIM CAT 2020 exam preparation.
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Autonomous Vehicles Won't Make Roads Completely Safe, Study Claims
A new study says that while autonomous vehicle technology has great promise to reduce crashes, it may not be able to prevent all mishaps caused by human error.
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Self-Driving Cars Could Only Prevent A Third Of U.S. Crashes
Partners for Automated Vehicle Education, a consortium of self-driving companies and researchers, said in a statement on Thursday the study wrongly assumed that automated cars could only prevent crashes caused by perception errors and incapacitation.
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Self-Study Tips For Students During Lockdown
With schools and colleges shut down due to the coronavirus lockdown, self-study is the norm now more than ever.
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The Filthiest Place In An Airport Is Nowhere Near The Bathroom
According to a recent study by InsuranceQuotes.com, toilets are not the filthiest place at an airport. That honour rests with the self check-in kiosks.
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Uber-Commissioned Study Pushes New Ways to Measure Driverless Safety
A typical driving test considers basic skills: Can you parallel park? Do you know to yield to pedestrians? No such government exam is required for cars driven by a computer.
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Student Allegedly Barred From Class Over Non-Payment Of Fees, Kills Self
A 14-year-old girl ended her life after authorities at the private school where she studied allegedly didn't allow her to attend classes after she failed to pay the fee, police said.
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Man Disguised as Car Seat Teaches Driverless Cars How to Communicate
From eye contact to little waves, communication between humans is a vital part of what happens on the roads.
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Fitbit-Style Activity Trackers Could Do More Harm Than Good, Finds Study
Physical activity interventions targeted at young people in schools have only produced modest effects, researchers said.
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Talking To Yourself May Help Combat Stress, Shows Study
Washington: Talking to yourself in the third person during stressful events may help control emotions without any added mental effort, a study has found. “Essentially, we think referring to yourself in the third person leads people to think about themselves more similar to how they think about others, and you can see evidence for this in the brai...
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Study Shows Self-Driving Cars May Soon Make Moral Calls
Can a self-driving car be ethical and act like humans? The answer is yes. In a first, researchers have found that human ethical decisions can be implemented into machines.
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India's Labour Force Sees Rise In Number Of Self-Employed Women: Study
A recent rise in women's participation in India's labour force was led by self-employment, likely driven by distress more than economic growth, a study said on Wednesday.
-
Medical Aspirant Tries To Set Self On Fire Over Pressure Of Studies
A 20-year-old NEET aspirant from Bihar attempted self-immolation here over pressure for studies, police said on Thursday.
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Apple in Top 3 Brands Considered for Quality Without Actual Car on Sale, Vehicle Owners' Survey Shows
Apple beat popular vehicle manufacturers Ford and Tesla in a US survey of new vehicle owners, with a sizable number of them responding that they would 'defintiely consider an Apple branded vehicle. The Cupertino firm beat the other brands handily when respondents were asked about their impression of the quality of the brand, with 24 percent tickin...
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Zoom Meetings Linked to Negative Self Image, Increase in Plastic Surgery Demand: Study
Spending more time on virtual platforms could be affecting self-image of people and leading them to rush for facial treatments they may not have considered months before confronting a video screen, a new phenomenon called ‘Zoom Dysmorphia'', a study claims.
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IIM CAT Exam 2020: Preparation Guide For Self Studying, Tips And Timetable
Those who opt self-study for CAT 2020, check here the tips and time table for IIM CAT 2020 exam preparation.
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Autonomous Vehicles Won't Make Roads Completely Safe, Study Claims
A new study says that while autonomous vehicle technology has great promise to reduce crashes, it may not be able to prevent all mishaps caused by human error.
-
Self-Driving Cars Could Only Prevent A Third Of U.S. Crashes
Partners for Automated Vehicle Education, a consortium of self-driving companies and researchers, said in a statement on Thursday the study wrongly assumed that automated cars could only prevent crashes caused by perception errors and incapacitation.
-
Self-Study Tips For Students During Lockdown
With schools and colleges shut down due to the coronavirus lockdown, self-study is the norm now more than ever.
-
The Filthiest Place In An Airport Is Nowhere Near The Bathroom
According to a recent study by InsuranceQuotes.com, toilets are not the filthiest place at an airport. That honour rests with the self check-in kiosks.
-
Uber-Commissioned Study Pushes New Ways to Measure Driverless Safety
A typical driving test considers basic skills: Can you parallel park? Do you know to yield to pedestrians? No such government exam is required for cars driven by a computer.
-
Student Allegedly Barred From Class Over Non-Payment Of Fees, Kills Self
A 14-year-old girl ended her life after authorities at the private school where she studied allegedly didn't allow her to attend classes after she failed to pay the fee, police said.
-
Man Disguised as Car Seat Teaches Driverless Cars How to Communicate
From eye contact to little waves, communication between humans is a vital part of what happens on the roads.
-
Fitbit-Style Activity Trackers Could Do More Harm Than Good, Finds Study
Physical activity interventions targeted at young people in schools have only produced modest effects, researchers said.
-
Talking To Yourself May Help Combat Stress, Shows Study
Washington: Talking to yourself in the third person during stressful events may help control emotions without any added mental effort, a study has found. “Essentially, we think referring to yourself in the third person leads people to think about themselves more similar to how they think about others, and you can see evidence for this in the brai...
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Study Shows Self-Driving Cars May Soon Make Moral Calls
Can a self-driving car be ethical and act like humans? The answer is yes. In a first, researchers have found that human ethical decisions can be implemented into machines.
