BJP leader, 2 others booked for farmer’s deathNow limit replies only to verified users to avoid spam: Elon Musk3 Pakistani sexually assault college student, videotape; arrestedED recovers huge amount of cash linked to Virendra Ram case in JharkhandCanada ‘rule-of-law country’: Justin Trudeau on arrest of 3 in Nijjar caseMan killed, buried under temple’s ‘havan kund’ in Punjab’s Sangrur, 2 heldAfghan diplomat resigns of her interception at Mumbai airport for gold smuggling3 Punjabi youth held in Canada for Khalistani activist Hardeep Nijjar’s killingIndian couple, 3-month-old grandchild among 4 killed in accident during police chase in CanadaSC stays High Court order to reopen road in front of Punjab CM’s residence to publicHelicopter on its way to pick Shiv Sena leader crashes in Maharashtra’sElection Commission appoints 15 expenditure observers in Punjab
New Delhi The Indian job market is likely to witness higher recruitment and better compensation this year, as around 60 per cent companies said that they plan to hire in significant numbers this year, says a survey. According to Wisdomjobs.com’s ‘Hiring Pattern and Compensation Analysis in 2018’, recruitment sentiments areRead More
Washington Using Facebook in moderation can boost happiness in adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a study has found. The finding could not be generalised to overall use of social media, however, because the same was not true of those who used Twitter, researchers said. Researchers from Fielding Graduate UniversityRead More
Boston, Scientists have created a robot that has possibly set a new world record by solving the Rubik’s cube in 0.38 seconds. The current Guinness World Record for a Rubik’s cube solved by a robot is 0.637 seconds. The robot was built by Ben Katz, a student at Massachusetts Institute ofRead More
New York, False news on politics travels farther, faster, deeper and more broadly than the truth on Twitter, a study claims. Researchers found that the spread of false information is essentially not due to robots that are programmed to disseminate inaccurate stories. Instead, false news speeds faster around Twitter due toRead More
Birmingham, March 15 Saina Nehwal made a first-round exit from the All England Championship after a straight-game defeat against world No. 1 and defending champion Tai Tzu-Ying, while PV Sindhu and Kidambi Srikanth advanced after fighting wins. Saina, who had reached the final in the 2015 edition, couldn’t match upRead More
New York, March 10 False news on politics travels farther, faster, deeper and more broadly than the truth on Twitter, a study claims. Researchers found that the spread of false information is essentially not due to robots that are programmed to disseminate inaccurate stories. Instead, false news speeds faster aroundRead More
San Francisco, March 8 Facebook has introduced video chat in Messenger Lite, a slimmed down version of Messenger for Android intended for people with older devices and/or slower Internet connections. Messenger Lite is under 10MB, making it fast to install and quick to start up. It offers core messaging capabilitiesRead More
Washington Coca-Cola has announced plans to launch an alcoholic drink for the first time in the company’s 125-year history — with an alcopop-style product in Japan. The company is experimenting with the creation of a popular type of Japanese alcopop known as Chu-Hi, containing distilled shochu alcohol mixed with flavouredRead More
Beijing, March 8 A two-year-old boy in Shanghai locked his mother’s iPhone for the equivalent of 47 years after playing with it and repeatedly entering the wrong passcode, according to a Chinese media report. The mother, identified by her family name as Lu, returned home and found that the phoneRead More
San Francisco, March 8 Facebook has introduced video chat in Messenger Lite, a slimmed down version of Messenger for Android intended for people with older devices and/or slower Internet connections. Messenger Lite is under 10MB, making it fast to install and quick to start up. It offers core messaging capabilitiesRead More
