The Power of Questions
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by Vincent Carmel
11h ago
Icons_Field – Flaticon On seeing an apple fall from a tree, Sir Isaac Newton asked himself, “Why does the apple fall down and not go up?” This doubt led him to further inquiry ultimately resulting in the discovery of the Law of Gravitation. Throughout history, people have asked and continue to ask, “How was this earth made? How can we travel more quickly? How can we communicate with and see a person far away? How can we alleviate or eliminate pain and diseases?” etc. These and millions of other questions have paved the way for countless discoveries and inventions in the biological, technical ..read more
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Wordulo
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by Caroline C. D'Souza
17h ago
With thousands of possible words and increasingly difficult challenges, Wordulo offers endless entertainment for word enthusiasts of all ages. Start with a single random letter and race against time to create words that begin with the last letter of the previous word. Watch as your score climbs with each successful word. With a limited time to make your move, every second counts. The longer your word chain, the higher your score. Try Five or Six letter word modes or enjoy going at your own pace in Free Mode. Available for iOS. The post Wordulo appeared first on The Teenager Today ..read more
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Kerala school makes history with AI teacher
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by Caroline C. D'Souza
1d ago
KTCT Higher Secondary School in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, has a new teacher! Iris, the first humanoid robot teacher in the state and possibly the country, was developed in collaboration with Makerlabs Edutech, as part of the Atal Tinkering Lab (ATL) project, a NITI Aayog initiative designed to boost extracurricular activities in schools. Iris, who is multi-lingual, can answer complex questions across various subjects, provide personalised voice assistance, cater to different learning styles, facilitate interactive learning experiences, and make education more engaging for students. For adde ..read more
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Minimal Phone offers you a digital detox with smartphone features
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by Caroline C. D'Souza
1d ago
The Minimal Phone aims for less distraction and no mindless scrolling. Its backlit, monochrome, eye-friendly E-Ink display provides easy outdoor readability and uses less power. The phone measures 120 mm x 72 mm x 10 mm, and its 4,000 mAh battery allows for four days of usage, with support for rapid charging. Its tactile, full QWERTY keyboard is designed for quick, precise typing. Powered by a custom MnmlOS based on the latest Android OS, it can call, text and email, and host “select third-party apps essential for modern living, such as ride-sharing or navigation apps, without overwhelming th ..read more
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New robot boats to tackle ocean pollution in India
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by Caroline C. D'Souza
1d ago
In a bid to tackle river and ocean pollution in India, Hong Kong-based marine technology start-up, Clearbot, is launching a fleet of larger solar-powered autonomous boats. Clearbot previously deployed 13 boats capable of collecting up to 250 kg of plastic waste daily for projects in Hong Kong and India. Each of their new self-driving electric boats collects approximately 500 kg of plastic waste and other debris from the river and ocean. The boats collect waste from the surface of the water and deposit it in designated areas for collection and recycling. Founded by University of Hong Kong grad ..read more
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The Tastes of India with Puja Darshan
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by Editorial Team
2d ago
A bi-weekly, bilingual (primarily Hindi) Indian cookery podcast to help you cook without being in front of a computer/TV to watch the recipes. Just plug in your headphones and get cooking! Also featuring interviews with chefs and food writers, the podcast takes you the length and breadth of India and connects different cultures through tasty Indian cuisine. The post The Tastes of India with Puja Darshan appeared first on The Teenager Today ..read more
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Jo Tu Mere Paas Hai
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by Verus Ferreira
3d ago
Mumbai-based singer-songwriter Yohan Marshall says his latest single, Jo Tu Mere Paas Hai, is more than just a song. “It’s a celebration of the enduring bond between myself and my wife,” says Marshall, who has traversed the globe as a musician since the age of fifteen and brings his rich musical experience to the forefront in this composition. With its dynamic production, the track seamlessly fuses elements of pop and alternative rock, creating a sonic experience that resonates deeply with the listener. Marshall’s vocals carry the emotion of the lyrics, conveying the sincerity and depth of hi ..read more
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The History of India Podcast
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by Surabhi Maity
3d ago
Hosted by Kit Patrick, The History of India Podcast takes listeners on a captivating journey through India’s past, suitable for both history enthusiasts and novices. Patrick skilfully guides us through dynasties, starting from 600 BC, showcasing his meticulous research in well-detailed accounts of historical events. The podcast spans various periods, exploring political, cultural, and social aspects, offering a comprehensive understanding of India’s evolution. While his pronunciation attempts may falter, minor glitches are outweighed by the intriguing knowledge shared. The podcast’s beautiful ..read more
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King Richard
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by Surabhi Maity
3d ago
Directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green and written by Zach Baylin, King Richard is a biographical sports drama film starring Will Smith as Richard Williams, the father and coach of Venus and Serena Williams. With a clear vision and a bold 78-page plan, Richard is set on making his two daughters, Venus and Serena, tennis legends. They practise on courts in Compton, California, where he instils in them a strong dedication and sharp instincts. Even when things get tough, and people doubt them, the Williams family works together to overcome challenges and surpass the expectations set for them. Will Sm ..read more
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Before The Coffee Gets Cold
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by Surabhi Maity
4d ago
Written by Toshikazu Kawaguchi, this is a poignant collection of four distinct stories where characters yearn to revisit different times, aiming to make amends for regrets or fulfil wishes. In a small back alley in Tokyo, a café has been serving carefully-brewed coffee for more than one hundred years. But this coffee shop offers its customers a unique experience: the chance to travel back in time, provided they return before the coffee gets cold. This simple and touching exploration delves into real-life struggles, regrets, and the universal ticking clock of our shared human journey. This hea ..read more
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