From the Editor's Desk Here are 2 stories that put to rest any questions about India's prowess in fundamental science and technology. Pandorum Technologies, a biotech startup, has made India's first artificial human liver tissue using 3D printing. While, the technology to make a complete organ may be a few years away, the tissue can be used to speed up drug testing in the early-development phase, among other applications. In another story, scientist at IISc have devised a new way to etch nano-circuits on silicon chips at room temperature, which could potentially accelerate research efforts at the fundamental chip level. The team pegs the current patterning cost at Rs 2.5-3 crore, which they expect to drop to Rs 10-25 lakh with their technology - Comment
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US-based Vertex Ventures raises $151 million to invest in enterprise, cloud startups California-based Vertex Ventures (not the same as Temasek's VC arm that also operates under a similar name) has raised $151 million in its debut early-stage fund named 'Vertex Ventures US Fund I, L.P.', according to a disclosure filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Reliance Jio launches 4G for employees The soft launch of Jio's 4G broadband wireless services, beginning today, will test the strength and quality of network ahead of the commercial roll-out next year
Address financial exclusion based on faith: RBI panel A Reserve Bank of India (RBI) committee on financial inclusion has suggested that the government should transfer cash directly to persons instead of giving subsidies, and should replace interest subvention on agriculture loans with affordable
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After Snapdeal, Flipkart to sell bikes and cars; tied up with local dealers of Bengaluru to sell automobiles on its platform for the first timeAfter real estate, now its time for the automobile space to be gobbled up by e-commerce. The trend was started by domestic e-commerce player Snapdeal with the launch of its Snapdeal Motors last month platform under
Slow job creation hits property market in Bengaluru A recent Bloomberg poll of over 50 IT analysts says that IT services companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro and HCL will struggle to reach double-digit gr..
3 Trends Marketers Must Get Ready For In 2016 : Report While it seems impossible, 2015 is almost over. 2016 is right around the corner, and marketers will need to make many adjustments for the New Year. Part of the challenge in marketing changes is that it’s impossible to accurately predict everything that marketers can expect. However, you can make an [...]
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Tracing The Roots Of Intolerance And Finding A Way Out: A Roadmap From The 'Gita' With the Mahabharata, the epic war between the Kauravas and the Pandavas, replete with narratives of strife and conflict as its essential background, the Bhagavad Gita's message to humanity in regard to the problem of hatred and intolerance in human society at large is quite relevant.
Rick Pitino is the Least Likable Figure in College Sports If you asked the common fan who is the least likable person in all of college sports, virtually everyone would come up with the same two or three names. Nick Saban would probably be at the top of the list, and Urban Meyer and Lane Kiffin wouldn't be far behind. Plenty of people would throw out John Calipari's name, or Coach K's and maybe even Jim Boeheim's too.
Ten Bollywood films to look forward to in 2016 From Shah Rukh Khan’s Fan to Aamir Khan’s Dangal, there’s much to look forward to. A list of releases to watch out for in the coming months
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