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African Snail Becomes Invasive Pest: Two shells in 1847 spark spread; farmers now battle crop losses
The Giant African Snail was introduced to India around 180 years ago by William Benson, a British naturalist who brought two snails to Kolkata in 1847. Since then, these snails have proliferated throughout much of the subcontinent. Their ability to reproduce rapidly, especially during the monsoon, creates vast populations that threaten many native plants and…
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Easy ways to give your garden planters a beautiful fall glow-up: Simple ideas to refresh your outdoor space
Autumn planters can be transformed into splendid displays with seasonal plants and effective layering. Mums introduce lively colors while ornamental kale adds depth and character. Incorporate pumpkins and gourds to capture the essence of fall, and use risers to extend their lifespan. Enhance the arrangement with dried hydrangeas and cornstalks, selecting a color scheme that…
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Mohanlal’s timeless love story ‘Chandrolsavam’ returns to theatres
Beloved classic Chandrolsavam, starring Mohanlal, is making a grand return to theaters. This newly restored 4K version promises to elevate your cinematic experience with stunning visuals and immersive Dolby Atmos sound. Originally released in 2005 during Vishu, the film invites fans to reconnect with its touching romance and unforgettable music on the big screen once…
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At 17, this Noida student is turning textile waste into paycheques for 250+ village women
Noida student Rahini Bansal started Sutradhar, an initiative empowering over 250 rural women. These women receive skill training and utilize textile waste for income generation. Their monthly earnings range from Rs 4,000 to Rs 25,000, fostering financial independence. The program also addresses textile waste by giving fabric scraps a new life. This initiative demonstrates how…
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16-year-old in Class 12 pays his father Rs 2 lakh, trains 5 lakh students: Meet AI prodigy Raul
Meet Raul John Aju, a remarkable 16-year-old from Kerala who has made a name for himself in the AI sector as both an educator and a developer. With a dynamic startup employing fifteen people, he has trained around five lakh students and created fifteen innovative AI tools addressing practical issues. His recent encounter with UN…
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Intuition or fear? 5 ways to tell what your gut is really telling you
There is no foolproof test, but paying attention to the way the feeling behaves can help.
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6 anime about assassins that fans of dark action stories should watch
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Manasi Parekh shares safety update from China amid Tibet flash floods
National Award-winning actress Manasi Parekh is safe in a Chinese hotel. She is currently with Sadhguru while awaiting government instructions. Her pilgrimage to Mount Kailash coincided with flash floods in Tibet. The incident disrupted travel for many devotees in the region. Rescue and assistance efforts were initiated for affected pilgrims.
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Reducto AI Startup Story: founders turn documents into data; Harry Potter spell inspires name
Two brilliant MIT graduates of Indian origin established Reducto, an innovative AI firm that streamlines the transformation of complex documents into structured, LLM-ready data. Currently valued at $600 million and having attracted more than $100 million in funding, this dynamic duo has been recognized on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list, underscoring their impact on the…
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AI Search Reunites Family: ChatGPT links scattered clues to mother’s past; half-sister found
For decades, a man embarked on a heartfelt quest to locate his biological mother, but his efforts were met with disappointment time and again. Utilizing the power of artificial intelligence, he stumbled upon a potential lead: an article authored by his half-sister, Nicci Dhamu. This fortunate discovery revealed their shared lineage, ultimately leading to a…