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Google Bids Goodbye to Instant Messaging App 'Allo'
Last year in April, Anil Sabharwal, the head of the communications group at Google told the media that "Allo" as a product did not achieve the level of traction the company had hoped for.
Former Special Police Officer Shot Dead by Militants Outside His Home in South Kashmir’s Pulwama
The 25-year-old Nayek had joined the Army's Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry (JAKLI) but left midway in September last year after he could not cope with the training.
Market Rallies for 3rd Straight Day; Sensex Jumps 216 Points
Sectorally, the BSE bankex, finance, realty and energy realty indices surged up to 1.42 per cent. While, BSE telecom, metal, power, teck and healthcare indices ended in the red, losing as much as 2.60 per cent.
Mumbai Businessman Dies 50 Hours After Getting 12-hour Hair Transplant
In his statement, the dermatologist, at whose clinic Choudhary underwent the procedure, said the businessman wanted to graft 9000 hairs in one go, which was against medical advise.
SC Pulls up Assam Govt over Inadequate Functioning of Foreigners' Tribunal
A bench of Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi along with Justices Deepak Gupta and Sanjiv Khanna was informed by the Assam government that in past 10 years over 50,000 migrants were declared as foreigners by the tribunal.
Google Maps, Gmail, Drive And Other Services Witness Brief Outage
In case you experienced issues to access some of Google’s popular services like Gmail, Google Drive, and YouTube; you are not alone.
Rampant City Crush Schalke With Magnificent Seven
Pep Guardiola says Manchester City don't fear any team in the Champions League after they powered into the quarter-finals with a 7-0 rout of hapless Schalke on Tuesday.
Lok Sabha Polls 2019: Congress Almost Certain on Ten Candidates in Madhya Pradesh, Tussle for Ticket in BJP
The fight is more intense within BJP which had won 27 seats in 2014 polls and is under pressure from sitting MPs.
Afford Me Not: Soaring Bride Prices in China Should be Curbed, Says Parliament Delegate
China's rapid economic growth in the past decade has sharply raised parental expectations, pushing up the cost of pre-wedding gifts that now commonly include a brand new home.
Karan Johar Doesn't Care About Box Office Success of Kalank, He is Fulfilling His Father's Dream
Karan Johar says that releasing Kalank is not about commercial success, the film is important because it was his father Yash Johar's dream to make it.
REEL Movie Awards 2019: Situational Humour Drove the Fun Quotient in Stree, Says Director Amar Kaushik
Amar Kaushik, who is nominated in the Best Director category for Stree at the Reel Movie Awards 2019, feels that humour in Bollywood is mostly driven by slapstick, yet they set out to change it.
After Winning Big at the Oscars, 'Bohemian Rhapsody' Sequel Being Discussed
After a big awards haul at the Oscars 2019, "Bohemian Rhapsody" could land a second movie, according to Queen's music video director Rudi Dolezal.
Sonia Gandhi Accuses PM Modi of Playing 'Victim Card', Politicising National Interest
She was speaking at the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting at the Sardar Patel National Memorial in Gujarat.
18-year-old Boy Sets Girl Ablaze After She Declines Marriage Proposal
The girl has reportedly suffered 60 percent burns on her body and is fighting for life in the hospital under critical condition.
Mayawati’s Former Secretary Netram Raided Over Alleged Tax Evasion of Rs 100 Crore
Netram, a 1979 batch IAS officer, held key positions during Mayawati’s tenure as Uttar Pradesh CM in 2007 and 2012.
World Wide Web Turns 30: The Most Interesting Facts About The Internet That You Probably Didn't Know of
A NeXT Computer was used by Sir Tim Berners-Lee as the world's first web server and also to write the first web browser - WorldWideWeb - in 1990