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    India's oldest building material is finding a new place in modern homes

    Indian artists, architects and designers are reviving terracotta beyond traditional uses, incorporating it into contemporary interiors, sculptural lamps, wall installations and architectural features, driven by a shift away from glossy marble-heavy aesthetics toward natural, regional materials.

    Semicon boom expected to power up 100k jobs in three years

    India's semiconductor ecosystem is anticipated to generate significant employment opportunities, enhancing the existing workforce substantially. Experts estimate that the workforce will grow from 25,000 to over 100,000 jobs in three years. Companies aim to recruit for high-value roles in engineering and design, reflecting a shift in hiring focus. The current demand for specialized skills is creating a talent shortage within the industry.

    New Toyota Fortuner Launch: Global debut on December 1, India launch in 2027; check expected design, features and price

    Toyota will launch the updated Fortuner SUV globally on December 1, 2026, starting in South Africa. It is expected that the new model will feature a bolder design and enhanced technology. The Indian launch is anticipated in 2027, although the exact date is yet to be confirmed. Key improvements include a larger infotainment system and advanced safety features for drivers.

    Who is Harvey C. Jones? Nvidia's first-ever board chair has been with the company since its inception in 1993

    In a significant shift, Nvidia has welcomed Harvey C. Jones as its inaugural chairman of the board following the abrupt resignation of CEO Jensen Huang. A seasoned expert in the chip-design sector, Jones has been with Nvidia since its inception in 1993. During this period of transition, Colette Kress, the Chief Financial Officer, will act as interim CEO while a permanent replacement is sought amid ongoing scrutiny.

    A fake Greek coin may have been made from real ancient metal. Here is how scientists spotted it

    A coin brought to the British Museum for comparison led researchers to investigate suspected forgeries of ancient Greek bronze coins from Ithaca. By studying their design, measurements and metal composition, researchers found evidence that some examples were not genuine Hellenistic coins. They proposed that a counterfeiter may have melted down older coins to give the fakes convincingly ancient metal.

    In 2014, Oslo began turning household food waste into biogas; the plant was designed to process 50,000 tonnes a year and fuel 135 city buses

    The plant near the Norwegian capital was designed to treat 50,000 tons of food waste per year to produce around 14,000 cubic meters per day of biomethane. The liquefied biogas was then efficiently transported for use as fuel. The original announcement stated that it will convert household food waste into liquid biogas in volumes great enough to fuel 135 buses.

    The Economic Times
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