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Named 'CoviSelf', the country's first Covid-19 home-test kit, priced at Rs 250, has been developed by Mylab Discovery Solutions, Pune, and will hit the markets within a few days.The
Sideswipe: May 20: Gendered ready meals 19 May, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read * Not the size of an actual man How the microwave was invented The microwave oven is of the all-time great "accidental" discoveries of science. In the 1940s, American engineer Percy Spencer was working at Raytheon Technologies testing an active radar while he had a chocolate bar in his pocket. At some point, he noticed that the chocolate had melted into his pocket. Rather than merely changing his trousers, he realised the potential to heat food using a high-density electromagnetic field (and presumably also changed his trousers). He first experimented by getting a bag of popcorn, and attempting to heat that. It worked. He pushed his luck and tried to heat an egg, which exploded spectacularly, thus also inventing the "don't put an egg in the microwave" rule. Spencer next worked on putting magnetrons (which create microwave radiation) inside a Faraday cage (which blocks electromagnetic fields). The result was a massive microwave oven – around the size of a fridge – which Raytheon began to sell commercially to restaurants in 1947, at $5000 (around $60,000 today). However, the microwave was not widespread until it was made smaller and cheaper, which wouldn't really happen until the late 1960s or early 1970s.
Gisborne district council 'hamstrung' on legislation when rating forestry blocks 16 May, 2021 11:50 PM 6 minutes to read Gisborne District Council wants the Valuer General to address "growing disparities" between the rating valuation of forestry land and other land uses. Photo / Supplied-LDR Gisborne District Council wants the Valuer General to address "growing disparities" between the rating valuation of forestry land and other land uses. Photo / Supplied-LDR Local Democracy Reporter As farms rapidly turn to forests, Gisborne district councillors say "very low land valuations" of forestry properties result in other ratepayers unfairly carrying the rates burden. Gisborne's mayor says the tool used to rate forestry blocks is not realistic, while the deputy mayor says the district council is "hamstrung" on legislation.
Renewed faith? Analysts' verdict on Pushpay's result 13 May, 2021 01:00 AM 8 minutes to read Forsyth Barr's Jamie Foulkes sees, "An encouraging start from new CEO Molly Matthews who brings a relationship-based approach to customers." Photo / Supplied Forsyth Barr's Jamie Foulkes sees, "An encouraging start from new CEO Molly Matthews who brings a relationship-based approach to customers." Photo / Supplied Forsyth Barr, Craigs Investment Partners and Jarden analysts have all tweaked their ratings, or 12-month target price, after Pushpay's full-year result - and several numbers that took the market by surprise. Analysts were sharply split ahead of the full-year report - particularly over how well it would handle two big challenges: dealing with new, lower-cost competition and breaking into the Catholic market.
: Wednesday, May 12, 2021, 10:44 PM IST Results: Mahindra Lifespace posts Rs 28 cr loss in Q4; FY21 loss at Rs 71 crore Results: Mahindra Lifespace posts Rs 28 cr loss in Q4; FY21 loss at Rs 71 crore Realty firm Mahindra Lifespace Developers on Wednesday reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 27.79 crore for the quarter ended March 2021 on lower-income. It had posted a net loss of Rs 224.69 crore in the year-ago period. Total income fell to Rs 58.12 crore in the fourth quarter of the last fiscal from Rs 110.78 crore in the corresponding period of the previous year, according to a regulatory filing. For the full 2020-21, Mahindra Lifespace posted a net loss of Rs 71.45 crore as against a net loss of Rs 194.55 crore in the previous fiscal.
Helping local businesses access COVID-19 testing A one-of-a-kind partnership with Alberta Chambers of Commerce will make it easier for small and medium-sized businesses to access rapid testing kits. Some parts of this page will not display. JavaScript is not available in this browser or may be turned off. Alberta is the first province in Western Canada to offer rapid antigen testing kits to all chambers of commerce provincewide to help identify pre-symptomatic and asymptomatic cases and isolate them early. This program allows Alberta businesses to work directly with local chamber staff. Interested businesses and not-for-profit organizations can apply to receive rapid testing kits directly from their local chamber of commerce.
Islamabad : To make the federal capital police department active and be on its feet instead of sitting on its butt, the new Inspector-General of Police, Qazi Jamil-ur-Rehman, has introduced a series...
AMSTERDAM (dpa-AFX) - ING Group (ING) reported Thursday that its first-quarter net result climbed 50 percent to 1.01 billion euros from last year's 670 million euros. Sequentially, net result grew