Biography - Dinesh Kunwar Patel - Developer of Robot Shalu, the world's first 47 languages speaking homemade social and education humanoid robot
Robot Shalu - First Humanoid Robot of the world that can speak 47 languages (9 Indian and 38 foreign), dedicated to girls and women
What’s Up With Me? is precisely that sort of a book, with practical suggestions for coping with the rollercoaster that growing up is. Tisca Chopra—actor, mother, film director-producer and author—has friendly, sensible and doable ideas on everything from your changing body to pimples and periods, health and hygiene to safety and self-worth, relationships and boys to emotions, and much, much more.
India, a country with 139 crore people, who are different from each other with respect to their cultures, language and believes, yet united under one name called 'Indians'. The beauty of India lies in its diversity. As an Indian, I feel proud of my country's rich cultural heritage, valour and modesty.
A memoir of trip to Shimla Tribute to Mr Jansdell. I was in Chandigarh for my book-related work.
I was born under the shadow of Communist rule in Bengal and I grew up hearing horror stories about the atrocities done by communist cadres. And for a politically neutral family, Bengal remains safe. Politics isn’t strange? In Kerala, Congress is the prime opponent of the Left, whereas in Bengal they are fighting together like good comrades. "Kerala mein khusti, Bengal mein Dosti"-This isn’t acceptable in any sense.
The Family Man is an edgy action-drama series, which tells the story of a middle-class man who works for a special cell of the National Investigation Agency. While he tries to protect the nation from terrorists, he also has to protect his family from the impact of his secretive, high-pressure, and low paying job.
When the election fever had secured the boundaries of 5 states, the rest of the Indian states were struggling for minutes of Oxygen. The States were sending SOS for the…
While lockdowns have been enforced around the world to break the corona chain, millions of people in India have been forced to go to bed hungry. As the trains ceased to operate, tens of thousands of hawkers were forced to remain jobless.
When the country is facing the devastating effect of the second wave of Covid 19, the predictions and warnings for a third wave have been voiced by the chief scientific advisor of the Government. But will it have any effect? These questions are rising because, irrespective of having warnings about the second wave, India is facing the deadliest effect of Covid 19. A serious shortage of oxygen is risking thousands of lives every, killing hundreds. Lack of proper healthcare infrastructure and improper vaccine management is making the fight difficult every hour. So what led to having a second wave?