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The paper industry is fast transitioning to energy efficient and green practices

The population of bees and other pollinators have shown a steady decline because of the destruction of their habitat

 A recent study shows that the genetic diversity of the Gaur and Sambar are under threat in central India 

How discarded fishing nets are being transformed into electronic parts and other products 

Sports stars in Haryana stepped out to cast their vote on Saturday.

The centre incorporates GenAI features for generating risk summaries and improving productivity among security teams.

Ensures adequate levels of oxygen in the air

Being a cabin crew member is not a mere job, but an ineffable life experience

Their extensive product range includes downlighters, profile lights, and step lights for residential interiors, as well as decorative and office lighting for commercial spaces.

As the world is rapidly moving towards the evolving digital space, skills like problem-solving have become more important than ever. The entire market size of AI is projected to grow from USD 214.6 billion in 2024 to 1,339.1 billion in 2030 with a CAGR of 35.7%. In Today's scenario, skills like problem-solving are not just limited to professionals, it becomes crucial to teach kids how to think critically and creatively to steer through the complexities of modern life. This not only sharpens their abilities but also boosts innovation and helps develop young minds to use tools needed to solve real-world problems.

The rise of uPVC in the Indian construction sector can be attributed to several factors. Unlike traditional materials such as wood and aluminum, uPVC offers excellent thermal insulation, reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling.

Standing Committee also questions the high GST rate on components of fertilizers

Farmers’ organisations say the MSP did not match the increase in input costs

The decision was informed by Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur after the Cabinet meeting

Reserve Bank of India’s annual report highlights MSPs, foodgrain stocks, and challenges faced by agriculture in 2023-24

The new MSP for a quintal of wheat is ₹2,425 in comparison to ₹2,275 per quintal, which was in place for the previous rabi season

Uttar Pradesh becomes the second State after Madhya Pradesh to make the controversial film tax-free

Includes latest devices across Latitude, Precision and OptiPlex

Laptop is ‘crafted with US military-grade certification’ for mobility

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Rather than using aggregated statistics and sentiment analysis, the research team used a qualitative approach to drill down into all the tweets posted around the two case studies, and divided them into key topics, positions, purpose and arguments, in order to determine how users engaged in the debate around sustainability and ethics in fashion.

They found that the two main ethics and sustainability issues raised by social media users were environmental concerns, in the first case study; and labor conditions in the supply chain, in the second. Analysis revealed that only a small proportion of tweets were explicitly critical and that those that were, were actually prompting a relatively sophisticated debate that fashion brands may benefit from engaging meaningfully with.