At least 22 people were killed and nearly 100 others injured on Sunday when several compartments of an express train derailed in Pakistan’s southern Sindh province, officials said. The Hazara Express train en route from Karachi to Rawalpindi derailed in Nawabshah district near the Sarhari Railway Station, 275 kilometers from Karachi. Senior… Continue reading 22 killed, nearly 100 others injured in train accident in Pakistan
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World entering a highly disruptive green energy era, says Mukesh Ambani
Reliance Industries (RIL’s) annual report released on Sunday highlighted the company’s focus on new energy solutions, with Chairman and Managing Director (MD) Mukesh Ambani stating that the age of fossil fuels will not continue much longer. RIL has sought shareholders’ approval to give Ambani another five-year term as MD till 2029 at nil salary.… Continue reading World entering a highly disruptive green energy era, says Mukesh Ambani
Bella Hadid opens up about her health struggles and Lyme disease
Bella Hadid has opened up about a multitude of health issues, including Lyme disease, that she has been battling for more than half of her life. On Sunday, the 26-year-old fashion model shared an Instagram post that included photos of medical records and a statement reflecting on her experiences with chronic illness. “The little me… Continue reading Bella Hadid opens up about her health struggles and Lyme disease
Exclusion clauses must be communicated
The National Commission held there was no evidence to show that Veena had been served the terms and conditions governing the policy Source link
No hike in rail fares in name of station revamp, says Ashwini Vaishnaw
There has been no hike in fares in the name of station redevelopment project, Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said Sunday after Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone for the revamp of 508 stations across the country. Vaishnaw said about Rs 25,000 crore needed for the redevelopment project will be allocated through… Continue reading No hike in rail fares in name of station revamp, says Ashwini Vaishnaw
How the car industry got computer as its wheels
A car is increasingly becoming like a cell phone. After a consumer buys a phone, the hardware does not change but the software keeps updating and improving. Passenger cars and other vehicles are now following the same model, especially for electric and hybrid versions. Various software that run different systems of a car… Continue reading How the car industry got computer as its wheels
India’s need for high-performance computing rises as AI use expands
The earth science ministry in June awarded a $100 million contract to Eviden, a division of Paris-based Atos, to build two supercomputers for weather modelling and climate research by the Indian Institute for Tropical Meteorology (IITM) and the National Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasting (NCMRWF). The supercomputers will have a combined power capacity… Continue reading India’s need for high-performance computing rises as AI use expands
How pilot scared Lahore ATC to get permission to land
Twenty-four years after the shocking hijacking of Indian Airlines flight IC-814 from Kathmandu in Nepal, its pilot Captain Devi Sharan has revealed that he had made a secret plan to scare the Air Traffic Control at Lahore by pretending to crash land the aircraft on a highway. Till date, it was understood that… Continue reading How pilot scared Lahore ATC to get permission to land
Algo Rhythm: Banking technology tools that's up, close and personal
Banks have to understand customer intent, personally converse with them, and offer advice that was not drawn up in silos, says the survey Source link
How data centres are growing bigger and better
A decade ago, a data centre (DC) was a bleak building on the outskirts of a city and visiting it was a humdrum task. Things have changed: the centres now spread over acres of land; they are buzzing with people, and their technology is minding the environment. Japan’s NTT, one of the largest… Continue reading How data centres are growing bigger and better