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JioCinema sets streaming viewership record with 620 mn reach in IPL 2024

The opening night of the 2024 IPL season saw a significant surge in viewership, with over 113 million viewers logging in, a 51 per cent increase compared to the opening night of the previous season

'Quiet firing': How to identify the layoff tactic of companies in India

It help firms cut costs by avoiding severance packages for resigning employees. Some 20,000 tech professionals in India may have lost jobs through 'silent' layoffs in 2023

930 trains cancelled for 63 hours in Mumbai: Decoding railway mega blocks

Railway mega blocks entail complete closure of railway sections for extensive maintenance, with the latest in Mumbai aimed at platform extension and widening

Was it really 52.9 degrees in Delhi? IMD says 'not sure' amid surging heat

A team of specialists has been dispatched to Mungeshpur to probe the temperature sensor at Mungeshpur weather station and verify the temperature readings

Can diabetes be cured? Chinese doctors claim breakthrough with cell therapy

A 59-year-old man with type 2 diabetes received an innovative cell transplant and has been insulin-free and off medication for 33 months, offering hope to other diabetes patients

New tool against online fraud: Alerts for UPI, card, and net banking

Feature involves sending an immediate alert to the account holder before allowing any unusual or suspicious transaction initiated through their bank account

Delhi court summons AAP's Atishi in defamation case over BJP poaching claim

Atishi has been summoned to appear before court on June 29 in case filed by Delhi BJP media head

European Union banks seek RBI approval for third-party transaction model

Credit Agricole, Societe Generale, Deutsche Bank, BNP Paribas aim to resolve deadlock between their home authorities and Indian policymakers

Understanding heat waves: What are the causes, impact, and how to stay safe

A heat wave is an extended period of excessively hot weather that can have serious consequences for human health and the environment

Increasing turbulence: Why flights are facing more bumps in the sky

Fasten your seat belts: Experts believe that climate change is expected to make air travel bumpier than ever for air travellers. Learn about turbulence and safety precautions

Prajwal Revanna denies allegations in video response, to appear before SIT

Denying the allegations of rape levelled against him, the Hassan MP said in a video that the cases filed against him are false and went into isolation because of depression

Supreme Court rejects BJP appeal against Calcutta HC ban on anti-TMC ads

Lok Sabha elections 2024: Calling the BJP advertisements 'disparaging', the top court urged restraint, reminding that political adversaries aren't enemies

China's middle class remains cautious on property spending, reveals survey

Despite the Xi Jinping govt's efforts to stimulate spending, a recent study indicated that families' expectations for future expenditures are even lower than pre-Covid pandemic time

Life outside earth possible? Nearest potentially habitable exoplanet found

A super Earth exoplanet named 'Gliese 12 b', between the sizes of Earth and Venus, is only 40 light-years away. This makes it the nearest, temperate Earth-size world discovered to date

Electronics firms seek Rs 35,000 crore PLI support to boost manufacturing

ICEA said the scheme would increase domestic value addition, especially in mobile phone manufacturing, from the current 18 per cent to 35-40 per cent, to support the growing demand

Hundreds of foreign students leave Kyrgyzstan after Bishkek mob attack

While some students are hopeful of returning, many have called the aftermath of the violence a "nightmare"

Elon Musk predicts AI to eradicate all jobs, says it may not be a bad thing

The Tesla CEO suggested that in the future, individuals could take up jobs as a hobby, as AI robots will provide most goods and services

What is 'digital house arrest'? Find out how to avoid this new scam

Digital house arrest - a new form of cybercrime - involves trapping victims in their homes to defraud them where criminals create fear by making audio or video calls, impersonating law enforcement off

Infosys CEO Salil Parekh says GenAI adoption won't lead to job losses

Infosys sees technological advancements as avenues for expansion and growth, rather than as tools for reducing its workforce, said Parekh

How is the Red Sea crisis making your TVs, ACs costlier? Key details

Sea freight expenses from China are rising due to a shortage of shipping containers resulting from the Iran-Israel conflicts