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For Green future: Tugboat powered by ammonia sails for the first time

Shows how maritime industry can slash planet-warming carbon dioxide emissions

Around 80% of new mothers suffer from 'baby blues' or postpartum depression

Scientists have linked symptoms of depression during pregnancy to a specific brain activity, and hope to develop test for 'baby blues' risk.

Oral pouches, the new nicotine craze

Infections caused by the resistance estimated to claim over 39 million lives in next 25 years, reveals Lancet study

Anil rejoices as Taal turns 25

Veteran actor Anil Kapoor says he is fortunate to be associated with the cast and crew of Taal, which is set to be re-released in cinema halls on September 27 to mark its 25th anniversary.

Laapataa Ladies heads to the Oscars

Kiran Rao's movie is India's official entry in the Best Foreign Film Category for the 2025 awards

Scarred by the negative role

Raghav Juyal explains how Yudhra role left psychological impact on him

Utkarsh isn't a fan of remakes

Gadar 2 actor talks about preference when it comes to working in films

Aanand has faith in Kangana's abilities

Filmmaker says he doesn't feel being an MP will affect the actor in her

Kate addresses gender disparity

Talks about different standards for male, female performers, especially in the movie industry

diet during Halle ditched vegan pregnancy

Actress said she changed 13-year long lifestyle due to pregnancy cravings

Katy & Orlando's fiery relationship

Singer spills the beans on ego issues with actor fiancé and their very 'hot and fast' arguments

By the grace of Mr Bruce...

Jeremy Allen White says Bruce Springsteen has been 'supportive'

"There was a part of me that was reluctant'

Joaquin Phoenix talks about working in Joker sequel

Colin's transformation into the iconic Penguin

Actor says he was startled at his transformation into Oz Cobb

Saloni's musical journey

Actress reveals she has learned classical singing, composes songs too

Maintaining a fine balance

Vikrant Massey doesn't take success seriously

Sylvia Plath - why her poetry and life-story continue to be relevant even today?

In her poem, 'Lady Lazarus', Sylvia Plath writes, \"Dying/Is an art, like everything else/I do it exceptionally well.\" However, her first two suicide attempts were not successful.

Fan throws mobile at Diljit

Singer gifts his jacket in response; incident took place at his recent Paris concert

Rashmika meets 'special' Donatella

Actress thanks Italian fashion designer for 'inspiring us'

Handling prostate cancer with care

Experts say creating awareness about the ailment can help rid social stigma around the curable ailment

Climate change: We may have to learn to live with invasive species

Govts, conservation organisations spend enormous amount of time and funding targeting the control of invasive species

Found: Longest pair of jets streaming from a super-massive black hole

The jets are the largest ever spotted, about 140 Milky Way galaxies lined up end-to-end

Pichai announces $120 mn 'Global AI Opportunity Fund'

Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai (in pic) has announced a $120 million 'Global AI Opportunity Fund' at the UN Summit of the Future in the US.

AI could be capable of 'learning by thinking'

Prompting AI to engage in step-by-step reasoning can lead it to answers it would fail to reach with a direct query, say experts

Indian men, women win maiden gold medals

Men's team defeat Slovenia, women counterparts crush Azerbaijan

India crush Bangladesh, Ashwin scalps 6 wickets

With this victory India sets record straight: it has now achieved 179 wins against 178 losses in its 92-year Test history; India lead 2-match series 1-0

Shanto backs struggling Shakib to regain form

Shakib failed to take a wicket across two innings

Test cricket is where I belong the most: Pant

Pant struck 109 off 128 balls lacing his innings with 13 fours, four sixes

'Have set ambitious goals in my 3rd term'

India is a land of opportunities, says Modi while addressing diaspora in NY

Fugitive Zakir Naik to tour Pak on govt invite

Zakir Naik, the controversial religious figure who is wanted by India's National Investigation Agency (NIA) for his involvement in unlawful activities and promoting religious hatred, will be visiting Pakistan at the invitation of Shehbaz Sharif government to deliver a series of public lectures in major cities, next month.