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Coal India To Diversify Into 'coal To Chemical' Business
Coal India intends to diversify into a new "coal to chemical" business domain by converting the high calorific value, low ash thermal coal into chemical, the miner said in a document on Friday. ....
Intex Launches Aqua Strong 5.1+ 4G Device
Expanding 4G-Volte portfolio, Intex Technologies on Friday launched Aqua Strong 5.1+ smartphone equipped with a range of Value Added Services (VAS) for Rs 5,490.....
Bihar Suspends IAS Officer For Test Paper Leak
The Bihar government on Friday suspended an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer for his alleged role in a leakage of question papers, an official said.....
'Baadshaho' Was Incredibly Special, Says Ileana D'Cruz
Actress Ileana D'Cruz, who has wrapped up shooting for Ajay Devgn starrer "Baadshaho", says the upcoming film is "incredibly special" to her.....
Brazil's Gremio Sign Argentinian Forward Fernandez
Brazilian Serie A football club Gremio have signed veteran Argentine forward Gaston Fernandez as they bolster their squad for this year's Copa Libertadores.....
Plants Can Replace Polymers For 3-D Printing
Plants could be a renewable and biodegradable alternative to the polymers currently used in 3-D printing materials, researchers have found.....
New Method To Develop Cheaper Computer Chips
Researchers have developed an innovative method to engineer cheap versatile computer chips that could offer greater speed, efficiency and capability of the next generation of computers.....
Low Salt Intake May Up Heart Failure Risk: Study
Health guidelines on salt intake recommend consumption levels that are too low and this may increase the risk of a fatal heart attack, researchers, led by one of Indian-origin, have warned.....
The makers of megastar Chiranjeevi's Telugu actioner "Khaidi No. 150" on Sunday announced the film's lifetime earnings are Rs 164 crore worldwide, making it a new record of sorts in the industry.....
Pollution Kills 1.7 Mn Children Each Year: WHO
Each year, environmental pollutants lead to the death of an estimated 1.7 million children under five, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said in a new report on Monday. ....
