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World news Chocolate likely to get extinct in 30 yearsWith warmer global temperatures and dryer weather conditions threatening the survival of the fragile cocoa plant, which could see chocolate disappear by as early as 2050...
World news How climate change could change the taste of your wineAlthough winegrowers seem reluctant to try new grape varieties apparently to protect the taste of the wines, new research suggests that they will ultimately have to give up on their old habit as planting lesser-known grape varieties might help vineyards..
World news Why boys are not as emotional as girlsBoys tend to be callous and display unemotional traits because of difference in brain structure, finds a research.
World news Early life on Earth began on land not sea: ScientistsA paradigm-shifting hypothesis has pushed back the time for the emergence of microbial life on Earth by 580 million years, suggesting that life began not in the sea but on land.
World news Sikh group launches TV campaign to educate Americans about SikhismAppalled by the widespread ignorance of Sikhism that sparks hate crimes, a Sikh organisation has launched a $1.5 million TV campaign to educate Americans about the faith religion's values of tolerance and equality.
World news Tata Motors unveils sports car Tamo RacemoThe sports car, equipped with advanced navigation, predictive maintenance, remote monitoring and over-the-air updates using Microsoft cloud-based technologies, is expected to hit the market in 2017-18.
World news Facebook to update suicide prevention tools for Live videosAccording to a report in local media, Facebook said that it's in a "unique position," through personal connections people have on Facebook, to help connect those in distress with people who can support them.
World news Mistaken for 'Middle Easterner', Indian-origin man killed in USKuchibhotla, 32, graduated from the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University in Hyderabad in 2005 with an electrical engineering degree.
World news Australian power company to pay $15 mn for blackoutsSouth Australia Power Networks said on Thursday that it would pay more than $15 million in compensation to customers who were subject to unnecessary lengthy blackouts in 2016.
