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'Evolving, just backward': Pakistan players' training videos go viral, faces fan fury after T20 WC disappointment
The Pakistan cricket team faces criticism for their unconventional training methods after a disappointing T20 World Cup. Despite controversy over fielding drills on mattresses, they are preparing for future series against Bangladesh and England. Captain Babar Azam addresses concerns about his leadership, emphasizing transparency in his decisions amid calls for change.
Nearly 70% health claim users opting for reimbursement mode don't have enough liquid savings to pay bills: Survey
A recent study highlighted challenges faced by health insurance policyholders opting for reimbursement, often resorting to borrowing or dipping into savings for medical bills. Despite expanded coverage, 68% lacked adequate savings for expenses. Cashless treatment remains preferred, with 89% satisfaction, compared to 79% for reimbursements. Delays post-discharge also impact satisfaction.
South Africa qualify for semifinals of T20 World Cup, beat West Indies by 3 wickets
South Africa advanced to the T20 World Cup semifinals after defeating hosts West Indies by three wickets via the Duckworth-Lewis method in a rain-shortened Super Eights match. West Indies scored 135 for 8, with Roston Chase hitting 52. Rain interrupted South Africa's chase at 15/2, revising their target to 123 runs in 17 overs. The Proteas reached the target in 16.1 overs, knocking out the hosts and joining England in the semifinals.
T20 World Cup: Australia beat Bangladesh via DLS method as Pat Cummins takes hat-trick
Australia defeated Bangladesh by 28 runs in a rain-interrupted T20 World Cup match. Pacer Pat Cummins took a hat-trick and Adam Zampa picked up two wickets to restrict Bangladesh to 140/8. David Warner's unbeaten 53 helped Australia reach 100/2 before rain halted play, securing the win as the DLS par score at that point was 72.
Why relying heavily on AI for scientific discovery can lead to deskilling of human researchers
AI is playing a significant role in enhancing the speed and scope of scientific discoveries by aiding in hypothesis generation, experimental design, and analysis of large datasets. It has led to breakthroughs like self-supervised learning and geometric deep learning, revolutionizing traditional scientific methods. However, the use of AI raises philosophical questions about the authenticity and reliability of AI-generated insights compared to conventional scientific approaches.
Need to ensure arbitration institutions are not controlled by "self-perpetrating clique": CJI
Speaking at the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, Chandrachud said now is the time for countries such as India to step up to the occasion to create and promote a culture of commercial arbitration and the robust institutionalisation of arbitration will further the culture of arbitration in the Global South.
Today’s Deals on Amazon - Best Deals on Chimneys (7 June 2024)
If you have been planning to add a chimney to your kitchen, then today is the right day to do so because Amazon is back with its grand deals on chimneys from leading appliance brands including Faber, Glen, Hindware, Elica, and many others. So grab your phone and avail the discounts before the day ends.
From savings to wealth: A guide to strategic methods for sustainable wealth creation in India
India is facing a retirement crisis with 80% concerned about savings sufficiency. The India Retirement Index at 44 highlights the gap. Jefferies' findings reveal investment habits, and StockGro addresses financial literacy and investment education needs.
Amid rising temperatures, will India embrace solar cooking once again?
As temperatures in India continue to rise, the idea of solar cooking is gaining renewed interest. Historically, solar cooking has been explored as a sustainable alternative, with early experiments by scientists and notable figures like Dr. Rajendra Prasad and Manindra Kumar Ghosh. Despite initial enthusiasm, the technology faced setbacks due to inefficiency and lack of user consultation.
Smartphone overheating? Try these simple solutions to cool down your phone this summer
During hot summer days, it's important to keep your phone cool to prevent malfunctions and battery issues. Here are 7 tips to help: avoid direct sunlight, lower screen brightness, limit power usage, use power-saving mode, remove back covers, use approved chargers, and avoid extreme cooling methods. Following these tips can ensure your phone's performance and longevity during the summer heat.
Anand Mahindra's nostalgic tribute to Hindustan Ambassador reminds netizens of simpler times in India: Check viral post
Anand Mahindra shared a nostalgic video showcasing the assembly line production of the iconic Hindustan Ambassador. The video highlights the meticulous process involved in creating the beloved car that once dominated Indian roads. Mahindra's heartfelt tribute quickly went viral, evoking fond memories and heartfelt anecdotes from many who remember the Ambassador as a symbol of achievement and simpler times in India.
Leave gaming to the real mai-baap
Gaming is a significant industry in India, with around 57 million active gamers, the second-largest globally after China. Children, youngsters, and women form a significant part of this user base, enabled by increased broadband penetration, smartphone adoption, and local content creation. However, the government is considering imposing time and spending limits on gamers to address gaming addiction, sparking concerns about state overreach. Instead, the focus should be on raising awareness about screen time and letting parents make informed choices, rather than intrusive regulations.
90,000 scams in 4 months: How Southeast Asia is becoming the next Jamtara; Fraudsters recruiting from Andhra, TN, Odisha
India faces a surge in cyber fraud from Southeast Asia, surpassing domestic hotspots. Nearly half of the defrauded money comes from scams such as investment, trading, digital arrest, and dating scams. Between January and April 2024, Rs 1,775 cr was lost to these scams. Organized crime networks employ Indians through illegal recruiters, with suspected Chinese involvement in these operations.
Avoid communal talk, constitutional fearmongering: ECI to Congress, BJP
Election Commission finds BJP and Congress defense for remarks by PM Modi and Rahul Gandhi 'not tenable'. Both parties asked to ensure star campaigners maintain decorum and refrain from divisive remarks. EC asks parties to align campaign methods to India's fabric. EC writes to BJP's JP Nadda and Congress' Mallikarjun Kharge for campaign alignment.
Sebi changes rule for calculating market cap, six-month average to be used now
The regulator said instead of using the market capitalisation of a single day which is currently March 31, listed companies will now have to use the average market capitalisation for a six- month period.
ET Mutual Funds Explains: Want to know how many years will your investment take to double? Use Rule 72
This method provides an accurate measurement. It is more helpful when an investor uses lower interest rates rather than the higher ones. It is more used for situations which involve compound interest. The one which involves a simple interest rate does not work well with this method.
Ulta-pulta latkana, don't try it at home
'Ulta latka kar sidha karna' as a potential therapeutic technique for back pain, cautioning against its risks like increased blood pressure and lowered heartbeat. While hanging upside down like bats might seem appealing, it's unlikely to be therapeutic unless done briefly. Some suggest inversion therapy could alleviate back pain, but concrete evidence is sparse. Prolonged upside-down hanging can actually elevate blood pressure and decrease heart rate. So, it's best not to attempt this at home or anywhere else, for that matter.
Paratha made with diesel? All you need to know about this viral video
Diesel Paratha Viral Video (Google Trend): This bizarre cooking method has drawn widespread criticism. Social media users have expressed disgust and concern, tagging India's food safety regulator, the FSSAI, urging them to take action. While the video has garnered attention, it serves as a reminder to be wary of unverified food trends online. For personalized dietary advice, it's recommended to consult a registered dietitian or healthcare professional.
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