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Bengaluru-based Simple Energy has raised Rs 1,750 crore in fresh funding, a sizeable capital infusion that positions the electric two-wheeler maker for its next phase of expansion. The company said the money will be deployed across manufacturing, product development and retail as it seeks to strengthen its footprint in India’s fast-evolving EV market.
India’s artificial intelligence sector is entering a new phase, with investors and founders increasingly focused on applications, infrastructure, and enterprise adoption rather than foundation models alone. In October, five startups stood out for showing how the country’s AI story is broadening into practical, revenue-linked businesses with clearer paths to scale.
India’s AI startup market is entering a more mature phase, with founders increasingly focused on workflow automation, enterprise deployment, and measurable business outcomes rather than model-building alone. Five startups that stood out in October reflect a broader shift in the country’s venture landscape: investors are backing applied AI companies that can solve specific problems at scale.
A five-year review of Nifty constituents shows that eight stocks have delivered negative returns, underscoring how even blue-chip names can lag badly in shifting market cycles. Infosys and TCS were among the steepest laggards, while consumer and insurance names such as Hindustan Unilever, Asian Paints and HDFC Life also failed to protect capital.
Minakshi Thakur’s Grief Burns Like Fever is emerging as a reflective lens on how people endure loss, rebuild emotional steadiness and rediscover compassion in the aftermath of pain. The work’s central message is not that grief disappears, but that it can sharpen resilience, deepen empathy and reveal the quiet acts of kindness that hold communities together.
Minakshi Thakur’s Grief Burns Like Fever is emerging as a reflective work that frames loss not as a single event, but as a long, uneven process of learning how to live again. Its five central lessons — on compassion, endurance, memory, silence and small acts of care — speak to a wider audience navigating grief in private and public life.
A Delhi court has remanded CJP leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka to five-day judicial custody following their detention over a protest at Jantar Mantar. Police have filed two FIRs against 14 party members, citing trespass and obstruction of police personnel, while CJP founder Abhijit Dipke has accused the Modi government of enforcing an "unofficial Emergency."
Researchers have reported a striking laboratory advance in which blood cells taken from an 80-year-old donor were transformed into younger, brain-like cells. The finding is being watched closely because it could open new pathways for studying aging, neurodegeneration, and personalized cell therapies, though it remains far from clinical use.
Scientists studying a 165-million-year-old fossil from China have identified an unusually broad swimming tail and bony throat structures, offering a rare look at how early mammals adapted to aquatic life during the Jurassic. The find adds weight to the view that several mammal-like features emerged far earlier than previously believed, reshaping understanding of mammalian evolution.
Researchers who returned a decade later to the site where an elephant died say the carcass left an ecological imprint far beyond the moment of death. The findings underscore how large mammals can influence biodiversity, soil chemistry, and nutrient cycling long after they are gone, with implications for conservation and climate-linked ecosystem management.
A newly approved sunscreen ingredient has begun appearing on U.S. store shelves, marking the first new sunscreen type available in a quarter-century and drawing close attention from consumers, dermatologists, and beauty companies. The launch underscores both the slow pace of U.S. sunscreen regulation and the commercial opportunity for brands seeking stronger protection, better wear, and broader appeal.
New research on ancient footprints from White Sands in New Mexico suggests that some of the earliest known people in North America lived through severe and rapid climate shifts during the last ice age. The findings add a new human dimension to climate science, showing that early Indigenous populations were not only present far earlier than once believed, but were also adapting to unstable environmental conditions that reshaped the continent.
Scientists studying a 165-million-year-old fossil from China have identified an unusual combination of a broad swimming tail and bony throat structures, suggesting that key mammal traits emerged far earlier than previously believed. The find is sharpening understanding of how early mammals adapted to water, and how those adaptations may have influenced later evolutionary pathways tied to feeding, breathing and ultimately mammalian biology.
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