​How Dooritt, an Indian AI PropTech Platform, Is Bringing Disruption in Real Estate on a Global Stage

The national capital today witnessed the official launch of Dooritt, an innovative Indian AI-powered PropTech platform, at a well-attended event held at the Press Club of India. The launch marks a significant step toward transforming the real estate landscape by integrating advanced technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality (AR), and Virtual Reality (VR) into property discovery and decision-making. The event was attended by key leadership including Aagman Bhatia, Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer (CPO) and KS Bhatia, Co-Founder & CEO who shared the company’s vision of redefining real estate…

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New facility at Ompora to strengthen healthcare access for workers in J&K

Union Minister of Labour & Employment and Youth Affairs & Sports, Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya, will inaugurate the newly constructed 30-bedded ESIC Hospital (expandable upto 100 Bedded) at Ompora, District Budgam, UT of Jammu & Kashmir on 24.04.2026. The facility, which is extendable up to 100 beds, marks a major milestone in enhancing healthcare delivery under the Employees’ State Insurance (ESI) scheme in the region.   In a special gesture, Dr. Mandaviya will honour the construction workers who contributed to the development of the hospital. The facility will serve over 50,000…

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Scientists have discovered two surprising patterns in flowing soil

In a discovery that reads more like abstract art than geology, researchers have observed two unexpected and bizarre patterns—dubbed “wists” and “fingers”—emerging within flowing clay, challenging long-held assumptions about how this ubiquitous material behaves under pressure. The findings, published this week in Physical Review Letters, reveal that when common clay is subjected to controlled flow conditions, it does not simply slump or slide. Instead, it spontaneously organizes itself into two distinct and surprising structural phases.   The first pattern, which the team has termed “wists,” describes a series of subtle,…

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Three Weeks of “Acidity” Reveals Cancer: CARE Hospitals Saves Patient with Complex Robotic Surgery

·         Symptoms mistaken for simple acidity… eventually diagnosed as cancer ·         Doctors warn against ignoring persistent cough and unexplained discomfort   For 53-year-old Ramarao, the symptoms didn’t seem serious enough to worry about. A persistent cough. A vague discomfort in the upper abdomen. Nothing that felt urgent. Like many, he chose to wait it out. Weeks passed. The discomfort lingered.   When he finally walked into CARE hospital, Hitech City, expecting medication for a routine gastric issue, the diagnosis came as a shock: cancer at the gastroesophageal (GE) junction, a…

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​Beyond the Exchange: Stablecoins, Unhosted Wallets, and the Limits of AML Frameworks

Volatility has long been a concern for participants and stakeholders in the virtual digital asset sector. Stablecoins, virtual assets pegged to fiat currencies such as the Indian rupee or the US dollar—emerged as a practical response to this challenge. The adoption of stablecoins has been swift: as of mid-2025, there were 250 stablecoins in circulation, with a market capitalisation exceeding USD 300 billion, and trading volumes surpassing those of Bitcoin The appeal of stablecoins goes beyond price stability. Their high liquidity, interoperability, and efficiency in enabling fast cross-border transactions, along…

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Navy Launches Fourth Diving Support Craft DSC A 23

The Indian Navy on Tuesday marked a key milestone with the launch of DSC A 23 (Yard 328), the fourth vessel under the Diving Support Craft (DSC) project. The launch underscores India’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its underwater operational and support capabilities. Built at Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd., the vessel is designed to assist in complex diving and salvage operations, including underwater inspection, maintenance, and repair tasks. Officials said the craft will enhance the Navy’s ability to conduct deep-sea diving missions and support maritime infrastructure. The DSC project forms…

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Indian Scientists have traced the origin of the Jamun

India has been identified as the primary centre of origin and evolution of jamun (Syzygium cumini), according to a recent scientific study. Researchers have found that the country’s diverse agro-climatic conditions and rich biodiversity played a crucial role in shaping the genetic diversity of the fruit. The findings suggest that jamun, widely known for its nutritional and medicinal value, likely evolved in the Indian subcontinent before spreading to other tropical regions. Scientists highlighted that variations in climate, soil, and ecological conditions across India contributed significantly to the fruit’s adaptation and…

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​ITRHD Observes World Heritage Day with Dialogue on Rural Heritage and Sustainable Development, Celebrating 15 Years of Impact

From left to right: Kartikeya Vajpai (Author), Dasho Sonam Kinga (Former Chairman of the National Council of Bhutan), Padma Bhushan S.K. Misra (Chairman, ITRHD), Manish Tewari ( Lok Sabha MP) , Geshe Dorji Damdul ( Head of Tibet House, New Delhi), and Archana Capoor (Member Secretary, ITRHD) at the World Heritage Day event organised by ITRHD in New Delhi. # India has Strong Heritage Laws but Lacks Sensitivity and Action on Ground, says Manish Tewari on World Heritage Day The Indian Trust for Rural Heritage and Development (ITRHD) celebrated World…

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BECIL Partners with C-DAC for Digital Transformation Push

Broadcast Engineering Consultants India Limited (BECIL) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Centre for Development of Advanced Computing to enhance collaboration in advanced technologies and drive digital transformation initiatives across sectors.   The partnership aims to leverage the technical expertise of C-DAC in areas such as artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, cybersecurity, and emerging digital solutions, alongside BECIL’s project execution capabilities. Officials said the collaboration will focus on developing innovative technology-driven solutions for government and enterprise applications.   Under the agreement, both organizations will work jointly on research, development,…

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One in Three Urban Indians May Have Fatty Liver… Warning Signs as Early as 30: CARE Hospitals Alerts

  ·         Silent liver damage on the rise; IT, corporate professionals at higher risk ·         Childhood obesity emerging as an early red flag for future liver disease ·         Liver tests alone not enough; doctors stress full screening, FibroScan for early detection   A silent health concern is rapidly emerging in urban India. Nearly one in three urban Indians may have fatty liver disease, often without noticeable symptoms. On the occasion of World Liver Day 2026, themed “Solid Habits, Strong Liver,” doctors at CARE Hospitals caution that what was once seen…

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