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Facebook is building Clubhouse-style audio products

Science

Scientists in Chile discover remains of plant-eating dinosaur

Environment

Ramanathapuram Forest Range Officer S Sathish on winning the International Ranger Award 2021

Food security National

COVID-19 disrupted food security for millions; will likely reverse progress on ending hunger by 2030: Harsh Vardhan

Science

Mass fossil site may prove tyrannosaurs lived in packs

Technology

'Britcoin' digital currency being considered by UK

U.S. banks deploy AI to monitor customers, workers amid tech backlash

Widespread deployment of such visual AI tools in the heavily regulated banking sector would be a significant step toward their becoming mainstream in corporate America.

A rediscovered species brews promise for coffee's future

Stenophylla was found to have a complex flavour profile, with natural sweetness, medium-high acidity, fruitiness and good "body" — the way it feels in the mouth

Actor Gul Panag on lending voice to wildlife documentaries to be screened on World Earth Day

Actor Gul Panag talks about her experience lending voice to two wildlife documentaries by National Geographic that dive deep into conservation

It was important the complex science in ‘Coded Bias’ be distilled but have integrity, says director Shalini Kantayya

Filmmaker Shalini Kantayya says ‘Coded Bias’ highlights data rights as the unfinished business of the civil rights movement

A hot game summer: mark your calendars for the must-play video games of the season

With lockdowns brewing , here are all the latest games to keep you indoors, safe and sane — as well as games you can look forward to in the next few months

On environment and ecology: The Hindu Science Quiz

Correct answers are highlighted in green. Click on the correct answer for further reading on the topic.

Toyota to review climate stance as investors turn up the heat

The car maker came under scrutiny after siding with the Trump administration in 2019 in a bid to bar the state of California from setting its own fuel efficiency rules.

Google’s new ad tracking tech to be blocked by WordPress

WordPress, that powers about 41% of the web, has released four lines of code that can help developers block FLoC for their websites.

India's electric vehicles face practical, technical hurdles

EVs are a rarity in India, where more than 300 million vehicles, most of them scooters and three-wheel motorized rickshaws, jam the highways

The 'metaverse' bet: crypto-rich investors snap up virtual real estate

Online environments are going to be "very very big", regardless of fluctuations in the price of bitcoin, said Frederic Chesnais, head of Atari's blockchain division and the company's former CEO

‘Godzilla’ shark discovered in New Mexico gets formal name

The formal naming announcement followed seven years of excavation, preservation and study

Clubhouse closes new round of funding that would value app at $4 billion

The social media app said the new round of financing was led by Andrew Chen of venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz with major investors like DST Global, Tiger Global and Elad Gil.

China's Ant explores ways for Jack Ma to exit as Beijing piles pressure

The company hoped Ma's stake, worth billions of dollars, could be sold to existing investors in Ant or its e-commerce affiliate Alibaba Group Holding Ltd without involving any external entity, one of the sources with company ties said

Google Doodle celebrates birth anniversary of Russian doctor Vera Gedroits

She was known for her innovations in battlefield medicine

These women on the Trans Himalayan Cycling Tour are riding through ‘what will people say’

A fun Facebook post by feminist-activist Kamla Bhasin, of One Billion Rising, actually had a whole story behind it

NASA aims for historic helicopter flight on Mars

The space agency had originally planned the flight for April 11 but postponed it over a software issue.

Now, masks that grow into plants upon disposal

Paper Seed has come out with masks containing seeds

Traders worried over poor arrival of mangoes

Only 200 kg. of different varieties of mangoes reach market on a day

Only 3% of land areas unblemished by humans: study

Some scientists questioned the extremely low figure, saying it could be attributed to the study using a particularly narrow definition of “intact habitats”

Explain basis for approving insurance policies excluding mental illnesses from full coverage: HC to IRDA

The petitioner has contended that he has been regularly paying the premium for a sum assured of ₹ 35 lakh, but when he claimed the insurance amount for his treament, he came to know that in case of a mental illness the sum assured is restricted to ₹ 50,000.

Study shows T. rex numbered 2.5 billion

It was among the largest carnivorous dinosaurs, possessing a skull about 5 feet (1.5 meters) long, massive and muscular jaws with a bite force capable of crushing bone

Any facilities in and around Delhi for care of schizophrenia patients, HC asks AAP Govt, AIIMS

The Delhi High Court has asked the AAP and the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) whether there are any facilities in and around the

Over 12 crore doses of COVID-19 vaccine administered in 92 days in India

Eight states account for 59.5% of the total doses given so far in the country.

Founder of Adobe and developer of PDFs dies at age 81

Charles “Chuck” Geschke co-founded Adobe with John Warnock in 1982.

The Hindu Explains | Why are adverse events after COVID-19 immunisation of concern, and what do experts say?

Why are we discovering this only now? Does the vaccine prevent more harm than it may cause?

How a German engineer pioneered aerial photography

German engineer Alfred Maul received his patent titled ‘Rocket apparatus for taking photographs’ on April 19, 1904. Even though Maul didn’t gain much from these ideas, he was surely at the forefront of aerial photography. Join A.S.Ganesh as he tells you more about Maul and his attempts to click images from the skies...

Not quite a fair deal for farmers

Though farmers at Sohna are happy that they are getting Minimum Support Price, they complain about delayed payment from the Haryana govt. and lack of amenities at mandis

Strong wind damages crops in Virudhunagar district

‘Kodikkaipuli’ farmers in Thappampatti are devastated

Resume talks with farmers, says Dushyant Chautala

Set up a team of senior Cabinet Ministers: Haryana Dy. CM

Rain destroys banana plantations in Theni

The heavy rain that lashed various parts of Theni district in the past few days destroyed 15,000 acres of banana plantations at Angurpalayam near

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