The doctor, who was on ventilator since the last 14 days, died on Saturday evening following a heart attack, KGMU Vice Chancellor M L B Bhatt said

A simple random sampling provides each individual comprising the population the same probability of inclusion in the sample. Such a sampling technique has been adopted in some European countries

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Save Thoubal river, take action against violators

'Revive Mao potato farm'

Assam: 3 more test positive for covid-19; Tally surges to 59

Most of them contracted the infection at Koyambedu market

Of the 6,535 cases in State, 1,867 have a link to Koyambedu market cluster

Representatives of beauty and wellness segment have urged Union Minister (MSME and Transport) Nitin Gadkari to allow opening of salons, spas, barbersh

Revenue deficit, COVID-19 burden and industry distress leave State on edge

Additional police forces deployed at Polavarm; situation under control, says police

India has reported over 59,000 coronavirus (COVID-19) cases till date. On the 46th day of the nationwide lockdown, the active coronavirus cases stand

Migrant construction labourers from north India long to return home, while authorities want them to stay put

Five Shramik Special trains — four from Bengaluru and one from Mangaluru — left for north Indian States on Saturday from Karnataka to ferry migrant wo

A 45-year-old man (P-764), who worked at a hotel in Padarayanapura in Bengaluru and returned to his hometown in Sira of Tumakuru district on May 4, te

Newborns have been separated from mothers and kept under isolation

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, even as the state has entered the Green Zone, for the South Goa mining belt residents, it is the fear of being run over by a mining truck that is keeping them indoors.

Scientists test various kinds of cloth for their ability to filter aerosols

September 22, 2015

Coffee and running are addictive in their own unique ways. Each provides a buzz that keeps people coming back for more. In kind, Runkeeper and Starbucks don’t just help people feed their addictions; these apps are as habit-forming as the behaviors they supplement.

Due to its goal-based reward system, Runkeeper’s users don’t feel like their run “counts” unless it’s tracked within the app. And due to Starbucks’ loyalty-based reward system, customers feel compelled to purchase with the app because they don’t want to miss out on the rewards and VIP status that come with being a regular customer.

When apps aren’t addictive, users open them one time, explore for a few minutes, and promptly delete them from their devices. Depending on your industry,...read more
By Bobby Emamian

October 5, 2015

You may have recently seen an abundance of bug-eyed people puking rainbows on Snapchat. Thank Looksery for that. Launched last year as an entertainment app based on face recognition technology and special effects, Looksery was acquired by Snapchat last month.

Looksery technology propels Snapchat’s new special effects

Founded in 2013, Looksery launched in October 2014 after...read more
By Jordan Crone

The flight was received at a specially prepared bay at the Tiruchi International Airport.

The two-day old baby boy born to a COVID-19 positive patient at Gandhi Hospital, tested negative on Saturday. Both the mother and child are admitted t

Chada Venkat Reddy wants Telangana government to announce its water policy

Buyer orders one Pixel 4 online, Google delivers 10 units by mistake

JNU tentative academic calendar released for Monsoon session, set to return to classes by June 25

Coronavirus in Tamil Nadu: Death toll rises to 44, state reports 526 more positive cases

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3 cops hurt in chopper attack near Marine Drive

How lockdown has been a gift for river Ganga