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Mounika Yadav sings 'Saami Saami' to Devi Sri Prasad's music, and the two have worked together on a number of great musical masterpieces. Soon after the release of a new song from Telugu movie ‘Pushpa’ on Thursday, fans have been going gaga over social media websites. https://twitter.com/ursHemanthRKO/status/1453606164113985537 On Wednesday, the makers had released a promo of the song, which also went viral and the comments from the netizens were full of appreciation and excitement. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZS-AEiytS0g https://twitter.com/iamRashmika/status/1452586970127892481 ‘Saami Saami’ song features Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna The song 'Saami Saami' features Allu Arjun, Fahadh Faasil and Rashmika Mandanna. Mounika Yadav sings ‘Saami Saami’ with the music of Devi Sri Prasad, with the duo have collaborated on a number of unforgettable musical hits. Meanwhile, Chandrabose has written the lyrics for the peppy song. https://www.youtub

Research reveals that physical reservoir computing could make a robot think like human beings. Science has grown in leaps and bounds over the past century and has come to a point where any dream can be transformed into reality. It was actually wonder when we were first introduced to robots. Scientists are now on a quest to make robots think like humans! But can they actually make it happen? Research is proving that they could do that, indeed. Science has hinted that physical reservoir computing when pushed further could make artificial intelligence machines think like human beings. Physical reservoir computing is in real terms a technology that makes sense of brain signals. Making a robot think Researchers from the University of Tokyo have established that a robot could be trained to navigate through a maze by electrically stimulating a culture of brain nerve cells connected to the machine, a Techxplore report quoting a paper in the Applied Physics Letters, has said. As per t

Krishna Kalyani touted conspiracy against him by BJP as one of the most important reasons for jumping the ship Krishna Kalyani becomes the fifth sitting BJP MLA to join the green brigade today at Kolkata in the presence of senior party leaders Partha Chatterjee and Vivek Gupta. Most voters are not amused or shocked at the joining as the legacy of switching parties is expected to continue. Kalyani touted conspiracy against him as one of the most important reasons for jumping the ship. Like other fellow BJP MLAs who cakewalked to TMC, he too was tired of the anti-people policies of the saffron brigade.  Kalyani had quit BJP a day after being sent a show-cause notice for speaking against Bhartiya Janata Party MP Debasree Chaudhuri. He is a former industrialist. But he did not resign from Raiganj’s MLA seat yet. Krishna Kalyani took just six months for Ghar Wapsi Krishna Kalyani had joined BJP on January 2021, just three months ahead of state polls. And he decided to join the ru

The state health department will make a list of people who haven’t yet got their vaccine shots. Even as the Covid-19 vaccination campaign has received a push from the government at the Centre and also the states, studies were done among the Tamil Nadu public have found that there is still a good percentage who haven’t taken either the first dose or both the doses. This has spurred the state government to go into a proactive mode so that all people in the state would get vaccinated. The Tamil Nadu Department of Health has asked health workers operating in the urban and rural scenario to prepare a list of people who have not yet been vaccinated. The state’s health workers who have been advised to do this are those who go about delivering medicines to the people’s doorsteps under the state’s ‘Amakkalai Thedi Maruthavum Scheme'. These health workers have been directed to make use of the population data so as to ready a list of people who have not taken the vaccine. Further, distr

It would need a lot of convincing to make Lalu Prasad Yadav think different about an alliance with the Congress. Lalu Prasad Yadav is back. After time spent in prisons and healthcare facilities, the former Chief Minister of Bihar has returned to where he thinks he belongs – amidst the people of Bihar. However, he isn’t a happy man.  The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) supremo is visibly irked with the Congress, for whom he once had raised his voice and stood close by.  He isn’t close with the grand old party’s new age existence anymore. Now that he has returned, he is not someone the Congress top brass will dare to write off. On the contrary, it is Lalu Yadav who is doing the writing off, by ridiculing the worth of the Congress and its grand alliance. The Mahagatbandhan was a failure if you read between Lalu’s words. Though he did not spell it out so clearly, his response to journalists soon after his return to the Bihar political arena hints at his total aversion to an alliance wit

If the Indian government is complicit in snooping on its citizens, the West, which professes to be the upholder of democracy, will be enraged. The Pegasus scandal is finally here to haunt the Modi government and its ramification could be as devastating as the Bofors scandal which almost killed the Congress for a decade and forced it to remain out of power. The way in which the Government is beating around the bush point to a cover up of unimaginable proportion. Supreme Court refuses to give free run to the Centre The Supreme Court has appointed a Committee to get to the facts associated with the Pegasus scandal. The Supreme Court had also given numerous opportunities to the Central government to come clean on the issue. However, the Government answers were ambiguous in the beginning and later it out rightly refused to divulge any details, citing national security. Creating the committee, the Hon’ble Supreme Court observed that the government cannot be given a free run in this matter

Cricket heroes Harbhajan and Amir take to Twitter, unleash a war of words that could make you cringe Gone are the days when cricket used to be called the gentleman’s game. Cricket players are revered and worshipped as ultimate gentlemen, across nations where the game is played. Sportive behaviour and respect for rival players and countries have always stood as the hallmark of the game. Not anymore! What leads to such a thought and worry is the slugfest currently playing to full galleries on Twitter. The two players under the social media limelight are Harbhajan Singh and Mohammad Amir. Proven players both of them indeed are. But then, the show they are putting up in front of hundreds of thousands of cricket fans is nothing but despicable. Cricket heroes, unruly men It all started as banter, which later blew up into a slugfest of unimaginable proportions. Amir triggered it all soon after Pakistan defeated India on Sunday, asking Harbhajan how he was coping with the defeat. India’s own