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Probe after fatal print accident
General Motors Corp. is likely to announce further production cuts and possible plant closures as early as next week as it deals with slumping sales and a collapse in its stock price, a person with kn... |
Now a pro-Nano sit-in at abandoned Singur site
Health and safety officers are investigating the death of a man at a printing plant in Cambridgeshire....... |
Scientists identify a new material that could improve gas mileage
NAT63National/Rights/BusinessN ow a pro-Nano sit-in at abandoned Singur siteKolkata, Oct 10 IANS Hundreds of Nano supporters Friday began an indefinite 'satyagraha' sit-in in front of the Nano small..... |
India's small e-car to hit the road soon
Washington, Oct 10 ANI: A Northwestern University-led research team has identified a promising new material that could efficiently convert waste heat into electricity to help power cars and improve ga... |
Failed state Pakistan still the most dangerous place in the world, says expert
Rajkot, Oct 10 ANI: Makers of electric scooters and bikes under the Oreva brand, Ajanta group of India is all set to roll out its first e-car.First it was India's Tata motors putting on anvil the wor.... |
Dinos that didn't chew their food grew huge
Washington, Oct.10 ANI: Pakistan is alarmingly teetering towards becoming a failed state and is still the most dangerous place in the world, says an Indian-American expert in an article for the Washin... |
U.S. may remove N.Korea from state sponsors of terrorism List
Washington, Oct 10 ANI: A new research has suggested that dinosaurs known as sauropods, which were the largest land animals that ever lived, grew huge and were an evolutionary success in part because ... |
Your gut can also sense and spit out bitter tasting food
Washington, Oct. 10 ANI: The United States Government has announced that it is considering removing North Korea from its list of state sponsors of terrorism.According to a Fox News report, U.S. Secret... |
Global warming sending tropical species uphill: study AFP
Washington, Oct 10 ANI: Just like the way people have an instantaneous tendency to spit out bitter-tasting food, mammals' small intestine too can sense 'sour' toxins in food - and make their quick ...... |
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