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Nicole Scherzinger shares gruesome pictures of leg burns after boiling water spills on her before concert, says 'the show...'

Nicole Scherzinger faced a painful situation when she suffered burns on her leg from boiling water prior to her concert in Düsseldorf. Undeterred by the injury, she took the stage with her bandmates, delivering a performance for their fans. She documented her burns on social media, bringing attention to her…

The Economic Times · 12h ago

The Walking Dead just erased its own past — and four major deaths in Dead City explain why

Several major characters were killed off in The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3, shifting the story dramatically. The deaths of The Croat, The Dama, Renata, and Dillard removed many previous conflicts. Renata's unexpected death revealed Dillard's dangerous turn within the current season's narrative. The relationship between Maggie and Negan…

The Economic Times · 12h ago

SpaceX's supersized Starship launches into orbit for the first time but flight ends early

SpaceX successfully launched its Starship spacecraft into orbit, marking a significant milestone for the company. The Starship delivered 26 advanced Starlink satellites with cheers from onlookers at the launch site. Although the mission was cut short, it demonstrated SpaceX's progress in achieving orbital capabilities. The spacecraft reentered over the Pacific…

The Economic Times · 12h ago

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Why do some US airport runways have grooves cut across the pavement? They help stop aircraft tires from hydroplaning when the runway is wet

Grooved runways play an essential role in minimizing hydroplaning by allowing rainwater to drain effectively during aircraft landings. The Federal Aviation Administration establishes detailed specifications for these grooves to promote aviation safety. Cut into both new and old pavements, these grooves ensure safer operations in wet weather. While not all…

The Economic Times · 12h ago

India adds 5.5 million mobile users in August; Jio, Airtel drive bulk of gains: TRAI

India’s wireless subscriber base rose by 5.5 million in August to 1.29 billion, with Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel accounting for more than 4.5 million additions, TRAI data showed. Urban subscriptions grew significantly faster than rural connections, while the overall telephone, broadband and wireline subscriber bases also expanded during the…

The Economic Times · 12h ago

Indian is 1000 times safer than London: Bengaluru-based founder Kaushik Mudda describes alleged distraction theft in London

Ethereal Machines CEO Kaushik Mudda said he narrowly prevented two men from stealing his luggage outside London’s Euston railway station. The Bengaluru-based deeptech startup co-founder said one man distracted him by claiming the cab’s tyre was punctured while another reached into the boot. Mudda later wrote on X that India…

The Economic Times · 12h ago

Those tall fences beside snowy highways are not property fences; they catch blowing snow before it reaches the road, while plowing can cost 100 times more

Snow fences are ingeniously constructed barriers that capture drifting snow, enhancing road safety during winter storms. By slowing down the wind, these structures help snow accumulate in well-defined areas, making it easier to manage. Studies show that they can lead to substantial savings in snow removal and a decrease in…

The Economic Times · 13h ago

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AI trade enters a new phase: Why DBS favours AI adopters over capex-heavy players

DBS says the AI investment theme is entering a selective phase as investors focus on companies converting AI adoption into productivity, stronger margins and durable revenue growth. The bank favours lower-capex AI adopters while maintaining exposure to infrastructure enablers.

The Economic Times · 13h ago

Life Lessons quote of the day by Harold Wilson, 'I'm an optimist, but an optimist who carries a raincoat' offers powerful timeless lesson on hope, life, preparation, positive yet pragmatic mindset

Positve Life Advice quote by Harold Wilson “optimist who carries a raincoat” remains a memorable expression because it balances two qualities that are often separated: hope and realism.

The Economic Times · 13h ago

Equity capital inflow in real estate, data centre, hotel assets doubles to USD 9.5 bn in Jul-Sep: CBRE

During the third quarter of 2026, India's real estate, data centre, and hospitality sectors attracted a record USD 9.5 billion, marking a notable rise from the previous year. Data centres alone accounted for 57 percent of these investments, signaling a change in investor focus. Additionally, foreign entities represented roughly 59…

The Economic Times · 13h ago

India has ‘insulated' itself from the 'turbulence' of crude supply shock: Hardeep Singh Puri

Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri said India has so far insulated itself from crude oil and natural gas supply disruptions caused by the West Asia crisis and Strait of Hormuz volatility. He said logistics remained the key challenge, while India has diversified crude sourcing to 41 countries and strengthened domestic…

The Economic Times · 13h ago

Seligman Ventures doubles capital to $1 billion as AI boom revives hardware bets

Seligman Investments has doubled the deployable capital of its venture arm to $1 billion less than a year after launching it, betting that the physical bottlenecks of the artificial intelligence buildout will produce the next wave of large technology companies, its

The Economic Times · 13h ago

In 2014, Texas dumped 126,000 cubic yards of mud dug from a ship channel onto a shrinking island; the unusual move rebuilt about 5 acres for nesting birds

Sundown Island in Texas has encountered harsh shoreline erosion that has greatly impacted local bird populations. To counter this, a recent initiative involved dredging sediments from Matagorda Ship Channel to augment the island's landmass. Although the project successfully added around five acres, it fell short of the 12 acres lost…

The Economic Times · 13h ago

One UI 9.0 stable update rolls out to Galaxy S25 Edge and S25 FE: Check new features, eligible devices and how to update

Samsung has started rolling out the stable One UI 9.0 update to the Galaxy S25 Edge and Galaxy S25 FE after releasing it for the Galaxy S25, S25+ and S25 Ultra. The rollout has begun in South Korea, with the latest software adding UI customisation options, context-aware features, improved translation,…

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Cerebras to supply AI systems to cloud computing startup Gimlet Labs

By Max A.- Cerebras Systems plans to supply AI chips and hardware with capacity to consume roughly 100 megawatts to startup Gimlet Labs to help run its cloud computing business, the companies said on Monday.

The Economic Times · 13h ago

Delhi to Ulaanbaatar in just 5 hours: India-Mongolia launches first direct flight; timings & what passengers need to know

India and Mongolia have launched direct, non-stop flights between New Delhi and Ulaanbaatar, cutting travel time between the two capitals to around five hours. Operated by Mongolia’s Hunnu Air every Monday, the new service is expected to boost tourism, medical travel and business, while improving access to Buddhist heritage sites…

The Economic Times · 13h ago

Saturn’s Rings are putting on their best show of 2026, here’s all about the night you wouldn’t want to miss

A telescope is needed to make the moment more memorable. Seeing Saturn’s rings with your own eyes can turn a tiny bright point in the sky into something more special that what you are expecting in your mind.

The Economic Times · 13h ago

Daylight Saving Time 2026: When is daylight savings and when do clocks fall back?

Daylight saving time will conclude at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 1, 2026. It allows most Americans an extra hour of sleep when clocks are set back. A bill for permanent daylight saving time has passed in the House but awaits Senate approval. Hawaii and most of Arizona do not…

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Why are water towers built so high? Every foot adds about 0.43 psi of pressure, letting US towns use gravity to push stored water through pipes

Water towers are crucial for ensuring sufficient water pressure across community water systems. These structures harness gravity to deliver a consistent flow of water regardless of fluctuating demand. By storing water at height, they can promptly address emergencies and lessen the pressure on pumps. Engineers assess local geography and community…

The Economic Times · 13h ago

Meta launches enterprise platform; appoints Chirantan Desai to lead division

According to Meta, the expansion relies on collaboration across its ecosystem, noting that establishing the platform happens through partnering with different industry stakeholders.

The Economic Times · 13h ago

In 2019, over 1,000 volunteers searched for viruses inside infected cells; in 2 months, they made 90,000 classifications

Scientists engaged over 1,000 volunteers through an online project to help analyze viruses in cells. Participants clicked on images to identify virus locations, generating over 90,000 classifications. This collaborative effort advanced understanding of virus maturation and their interactions with host cells. The collected data also contributed to creating deep-learning algorithms…

The Economic Times · 13h ago

Max Scherzer to retire after Blue Jays elimination? Toronto star reveals when he will decide after possible final MLB start

Max Scherzer, the 42-year-old pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays, is contemplating his future in baseball. After a strong performance, Scherzer stated he would decide about retirement later in the off-season. He emphasized his desire to continue playing and compete rather than focus solely on the end of his career.…

The Economic Times · 13h ago

Quote of the Day by Clint Eastwood: “My whole life has been one big… – Timeless lessons from an inspiring quote on unpredictability, challenges, experiences, flexibility and why the show must go on by the American actor

Clint Eastwood’s quote highlights the significance of expecting the unexpected situations of life. It shows that things will not always happen as per your expectations and it life is open to certain transformations and changes for a meaningful journey.

The Economic Times · 13h ago

India-Kazakhstan military exercise to boost capabilities to undertake joint counter-terror operations

From September 28 to October 11, India and Kazakhstan will conduct a collaborative military exercise aimed at enhancing joint capabilities and interoperability in counter-terrorism operations authorized by the United Nations. Indian troops, particularly from the Garhwal Rifles, will train alongside Kazakhstan's forces, focusing on joint strategies, air mobility, and unmanned…

The Economic Times · 13h ago

Market wrap: Infosys, Dr Reddy's Labs, Tata Motors PV, Power Grid top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Monday

Indian equity markets ended sharply lower on Monday, with the Nifty falling 1.56% and the Sensex declining 1.52% as all sectoral indices closed in the red. PSU banks and realty stocks led the decline, while Dr Reddy’s Labs and Infosys were among the few gainers. India VIX surged 12.54%.

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