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‘Played competitive matches against boys’: Pakistan skipper Fatima Sana reveals unusual Asia Cup preparation | Cricket News

Pakistan captain Fatima Sana (Pic credit: ICC) Pakistan’s women’s cricket team have taken an unusual route to prepare for the Women’s Asia Cup, playing full T20 matches against a men’s side during their training camp in Lahore.The matches against the Abdul Qadir Cricket Academy featured both teenage and senior male players.Unlike regular practice sessions, the…

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A cooling film developed at the University of Illinois was tested on Houston infrastructure for FIFA; treated metal roofs stayed over 40°F cooler in direct sunlight without using electricity |

In Houston, the heat is part of the setting. During the FIFA Fan Festival, though, some of the infrastructure around the event had a rather different experience of the Texas summer. Roofs treated with a thin cooling film stayed dramatically cooler than nearby untreated metal surfaces, even while sitting beneath direct sunlight.The material was not…

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CrysVCD AI could change how new materials are discovered, and MIT researchers have found why

MIT researchers develop AI tool for material discovery, but its biggest breakthrough happens before generation. (AI Image) Artificial intelligence can now generate millions of potential new materials in minutes. But there is a major problem: most of those designs may never survive the journey from a computer model to the real world.An AI system can…

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Yash’s ‘Toxic’ beats Ranveer Singh’s ‘Dhurandhar’ opening-day haul as Day 1 collections cross Rs 50 crore by 3 PM amid mixed reviews and online backlash | Hindi Movie News

Toxic beats Dhurandhar’s opening day haul despite mixed reviews (Image Credits IMDb) Yash starrer ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ has made a roaring start at the Indian box office. Despite mixed early reviews and online criticism surrounding its violence and intimate content, the Geetu Mohandas directorial has shown strong audience demand on its opening…

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‘Questions don’t stop with batons’: Rahul Gandhi attacks Bihar govt over BPSC protests | India News

Rahul attacks Samrat Choudhary govt over BPSC row NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday questioned the Samrat Choudhary-led government over allegations of exam irregularities and paper leaks. He referred to the police crackdown on protesting students, saying, “questions don’t stop with batons.”His statement came a day after a clash broke…

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Rs 30 lakh a month for an intern? India’s high-speed trading firms are in a fierce talent war

​The firms are sharply increasing internship pay as they compete for a limited pool of engineers with strong mathematical, coding and problem-solving skills. High-frequency trading (HFT) firms in India are offering record compensation to interns as they compete for quantitative talent amid tighter derivatives regulations and slowing activity in the country’s equity markets.Gurgaon-based Quadeye is…

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Quote of the day by Albert Einstein: “If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, of what, then…” |

Image(s): Left/ Princeton University/Right/Wikipedia While a desk covered in books, papers and unfinished notes may be seen as a sign of an untidy mind, the great scientist Albert Einstein had a different view of this assumption. In particular, he asked, “If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, of what, then, is…

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MIT researchers find why these skills can stay strong with age even as memory and attention decline

MIT study reveals a surprising thing that ageing may not take away: Find out what it is Ageing is often associated with changes in memory, attention, problem-solving and other cognitive abilities. But one important part of the brain appears to follow a different path: the network responsible for processing language may remain remarkably resilient even…

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Karishma Kohli carries father Kuku Kohli’s mortal remains, Aruna Irani breaks down at funeral; heartbreaking visuals went viral | Hindi Movie News

Filmmaker Karishma Kohli was visibly heartbroken as she attended her father, veteran filmmaker Kuku Kohli‘s funeral in Mumbai on Wednesday (August 26). Emotional visuals from the last rites have emerged, capturing Karishma helping carry her father’s mortal remains as she paid her final respects. Karishma Kohli devastated at father’s funeral Karishma, herself a film director,…

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