The first flight will be from San Francisco to Mumbai and Hyderabad on Saturday with 200 passengers on board

The NDMA guidelines said while restarting a unit, the first week should be considered as the trial or test run period after ensuring all safety protocols

Kartik Aaryan has been quite active on social media in raising awareness about the pandemic and at the same time requesting all his fans to stay indoors. Not only that but the talented star has also come out in support of the government and contributed to the PM's CARES Fund as well.

It’s Mother’s Day today. Everyone is celebrating their moms and expressing gratitude and love for them. But a mother daughter relationship doesn’t need to be just serious. Tiger Shroff’s sister Krishna often makes headlines for her social media posts and even though she’s not an actor her cute moments with mom Ayesha Shroff often go viral. Anyone who knows Ayesha can tell that her love for her kids Tiger and Krishna is as infectious as her laughter. In an exclusive chat with ETimes, Krishna opens up about her best friend - her mother and all things that celebrate Mother’s Day.

Steering Committee members meet CM

Save Thoubal river, take action against violators

Agri Directt warns

Chiulon reaches Manchuria

Two buses to ferry stranded people of Naoriya Pakhanglakpa AC

Officials inspect Jiribam Railway Station, school playground

Lifting of PDS rice for May continues

Nemcha Kipgen distributes PPEs to frontline workers

JFA pays tributes to martyr journalist Pankaj Kulashrestha

Lifting of PDS Rice for the month of May begins

36 stranded Manipuri including 16 Cancer patients departs Mumbai for Imphal

UCM, AMUCO, CAU, BGVS, actress Tonthoi and others distribute relief items

‘Net NPA at lowest in 19 quarters’

The Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Association of India (Credai) has written to Housing and Urban Affairs minister Hardeep Puri and Commerce

Carlyle Group and existing promoters of animal healthcare company SeQuent Scientific Ltd. have announced that CA Harbor Investments, an affiliated ent

Revenue deficit, COVID-19 burden and industry distress leave State on edge

Minister for Agriculture Kurasala Kannababu on Saturday said that distribution of seeds would be done in villages from this year and farmers need not

Additional police forces deployed at Polavarm; situation under control, says police

The district has regular transactions with traders in Tamil Nadu

State registers 48 deaths, the highest in a day

The district administration has banned sale and use of tobacco products in Udupi district to prevent the spread of COVID-19. In a press release issued

The State government may have permitted industrial units to reopen, but an interaction with MSME bodies brought to light the acute logistical problem

As many as 289 migrant workers from Shivamogga district working outside the State who have returned to their native areas in the past one week have be

A one-and-a-half year old infant died after accidentally consuming paint thinner in Balekundri, Bujurg village in Belagavi district on Saturday. The p

A 45-year-old man (P-764), who worked at a hotel in Padarayanapura in Bengaluru and returned to his hometown in Sira of Tumakuru district on May 4, te

Newborns have been separated from mothers and kept under isolation

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, even as the state has entered the Green Zone, for the South Goa mining belt residents, it is the fear of being run over by a mining truck that is keeping them indoors.

Cyanobacteria survive in one of the harshest environments on Earth by mining water from the rocks they live on

Scientists test various kinds of cloth for their ability to filter aerosols

September 17, 2015

"Don't you love the way companies find you and spam you daily the moment you make a sideways glance towards one of their products?" Indrani Stangl asks us. It's a good question. It's all too easy to get sucked into a newsletter situation. Some of them are good, many of them are all kinds of blight. Here, Stangl goes deeper into the unsubcribe dilemma.

My inbox, like everyone else's, is brimming with newsletters, offers, coupons, and other nonsense. Why I would take the time to read a newsletter by a staffer at 'Nothing Bundt Cakes' (don't get me started on ridiculous company names) or the place I purchased dog poop bags from, is beyond me. Generally speaking I filter these directly into my trash file, but every once in a while, enough is enough. I take the time to click the 'unsubscribe' link that is in .00001 type at the very bottom of their message.

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September 28, 2015

Good design in any discipline usually carries a structure of order and harmony. Since the Renaissance, artists and architects have used a strong understanding of proportions to create aesthetically pleasing architecture. Many of these classical design principles have followed us into modern times and can be found today in effective web design.

Take an A4 piece of paper for example. If you take it and halve it, the resulting size is A5 with the same exact proportions. No other proportion has the same properties. 16th century architect, Andrea Palladio knew this well. It is believed that because, fundamentally, most architects—like Palladio—use a similar system of proportions to plan and design spaces, buildings can look very different while remaining similar at their cores.

Structure and Beauty

It’s in human nature to...read more
By Ling Lim

September 29, 2015

Paying roadway tolls is a taxing experience by its very nature. And while the frustration of waiting in line to throw a handful of coins into a basket has been mitigated by the implementation of RFID transponders that let people pay fees without stopping, replenishing funds on online can start to feel purgatorial in its own right.

As reader Ben Mackie points out: "The North Carolina toll website is maddening. They give you five different dollar amounts and they don't store your CC/preferred payment method"

This is already confusing

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By Josh Tyson | UX Magazine

October 5, 2015

You may have recently seen an abundance of bug-eyed people puking rainbows on Snapchat. Thank Looksery for that. Launched last year as an entertainment app based on face recognition technology and special effects, Looksery was acquired by Snapchat last month.

Looksery technology propels Snapchat’s new special effects

Founded in 2013, Looksery launched in October 2014 after...read more
By Jordan Crone

October 6, 2015

Many important considerations impact software design. Business goals, user goals, user context, cultural considerations, platform paradigms, branding requirements, devices … the list goes on and on. While a primary focus for any software design effort should be the data or other content that’s being displayed, this keystone element is often given short shrift. This is unfortunate and shortsighted. Given the focus it your content will receive, it should be a primary consideration during the design process.

It is a common practice to represent data and content as “Lorem ipsum,” repeating data, or simply using “best case scenario” data. In reality, this isn’t what will be experienced in the final product. The data you have to work with can drastically affect the final design, and the design will influence the type, format, and presentation of data.

Infusing Real Content into Your Designs

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By Juan Sanchez

Three aides working for US President Donald Trump, vice-president Mike Pence, and first daughter Ivanka Trump have tested positive for the novel coronavirus this week. This has brought the pandemic to within a degree of the center of power in the US.

Arrival of a migrant labourer from Bagalkot in a truck has created panic among residents of Urwa in the city. People in the area insisted that he should be quarantined and undergo tests for Covid-19. In fact, the migrant labourer, who is a native of Bagalkot, was working in Mangaluru. He had gone to his native place in Bagalkot before the lockdown announcement in March.

Responding to a demand from industries - many of which are struggling without labour even after relaxation - the government has instructed officials in the districts to facilitate movement of workers from various parts of Karnataka to Bengaluru and other industrial districts to kickstart the recovery process.

Many return for better medical treatment amid fears of being stranded abroad