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Karthi net worth: How the ‘Sardar 2’ star reportedly built a Rs. 100 crore empire through films, endorsements, luxury cars and property investments | Tamil Movie News
Karthi has carved out a distinct place for himself in South Indian cinema with his choice…
IISc’s FSID appoints first industry leader as CEO under new model | India News
The Foundation for Science, Innovation and Development (FSID) at IISc has adopted a new governance and…
Virginia homeowner says Amazon’s data centre turned his quiet life into ‘chaos’; now he’s suing over noise, flooding and damage | World News
Austin Newsom’s quiet life in Louisa County, Virginia, changed after Amazon began building a huge data…
‘Vishwanath And Sons’ OTT release date official: When and where to watch the Suriya and Mamitha Baiju starrer family entertainer online? |
Suriya’s ‘Vishwanath And Sons’ is set to begin its digital journey after completing its theatrical run.…
Bengaluru start up gets US patent for its satellite imaging tech | India News
Bengaluru-based space technology startup GalaxEye has secured a US patent for the core technology behind its…
For 70 years, Texas’ Bahia Grande was dry; then 2006 brought the tides back to 10,000 acres and wildlife returned in numbers | World News
For decades, a large stretch of coastal Texas sat dry where water had once moved with…
Meet Linus Chen-Plotkin, the 18-year-old Philadelphia student who analysed more than 600 works by Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, and Schubert and found Mozart’s melodies were less predictable
Pic courtesy: Society for Science/Chris Ayers Photography Mozart’s versatility is unparalleled, even today. Ever wondered what…