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Robotic clothes folder Foldimate to debut in 2018
09 Jun 2016
After clothes are folded, they are steamed individually to minimise wrinkling and can be given a softening or sanitising treatment before being stacked on to the folded pile
Now, Trai wants Rs10 cr penalty, jail term for call drops
09 Jun 2016
Trai wants the power to impose a penalty of up to Rs10 crore and a jail term of up to two years for any violation of the regulatory framework
Users tiring of 'Likes' and Tweets: study
08 Jun 2016
Users tiring of 'Likes' and Tweets: study
08 Jun 2016
Gannett might sweeten bid for Tribune Publising
08 Jun 2016
Youth dies as hair transplant goes badly awry
08 Jun 2016
A salon masquerading as a hair transplant centre, an ill-qualified doctor, a careless anaesthetist, this lethal combination led to the death of Santosh Kumar, a promising young medical student
US, India to enhance clean energy cooperation
08 Jun 2016
Govt launches technical support platform for rooftop solar modules, `Surya Mitra’ Mobile App
08 Jun 2016
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