No engineers, no workshop: 17-year-old Gurugram student builds Rs 1 lakh solar vehicle that could make everyday travel cheaper, running at just 13 paise per km

What can a school student do with some knowledge of mathematics, an interest in automobiles and a problem he wants to solve? For 17-year-old Akshit Khera from Gurugram, the answer was a working solar-assisted three-wheeler that could help make everyday transport more affordable for families.The Class 12 student designed and built the vehicle at a…

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Accused’s chilling threats to Tech Mahindra ex-APAC head Paramjeet Dhankhar hours before murder: ‘Ever seen what a widow looks like?’ | Gurgaon News

Dhankhar was a senior vice-president at Singapore-based FPT Software Company Ltd and had previously served as the regional business head of Tech Mahindra’s Asia-Pacific operations. FARIDABAD: “I will not leave you alive by tonight,” Monu Sharma allegedly told his neighbour Paramjeet Dhankhar at a police post, where the latter had gone to lodge a complaint…

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Berkshire Hathaway: Berkshire Hathaway’s profit falls 28% as Geico struggles: Warren Buffett’s insurance giant under focus

Berkshire Hathaway’s profit falls 28% Berkshire Hathaway reported a more than 28% decline in its third-quarter profit, with weaker performance at its insurance businesses and changes in the value of its investments weighing down the results.The conglomerate posted a profit of $22.1 billion, or $15,502 per Class A share, compared with $30.8 billion, or $21,413…

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Brain Plasticity: Better hearing is not just about the ears: How blindness changes sound processing

Blind people and musicians process sounds more consistently, new study finds (AI image) People who have been blind for most of their lives may develop better hearing abilities because their brains process sounds more consistently and reliably, rather than simply becoming more sensitive to different sound frequencies, a new study published in the Journal of…

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Watch: Shattered glass, scattered books after strong earthquake rattles Japan

Japan quake sends books flying, shatters shop windows; 22 injured A strong earthquake shook central Japan early Sunday, shattering store windows, causing people to flee buildings and leaving at least 22 people injured, according to local media.Japan’s Meteorological Agency put the quake’s magnitude at 5.7, while the US Geological Survey reported it at magnitude 5.5….

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