Today's cars come with cutting edge technology designed to help keep you safe. Consumer Reports' expert explains how these revolutionary innovations can stop working with one simple thing: dirt.

Discover how to effectively reuse squeezed lemon for cleaning greasy metal utensils. Its natural acidity breaks down grease, offering a chemical-free solution. Explore simple methods like lemon and ...

For most high school students, summer means leisure, friends, and college preparation. For Harshit Sanghi, then in Grade 10, it meant long hours surrounded by circuit boards, wires, and water samples.

A shocking video from the Erode–Jogbani Amrit Bharat Express (Train No. 16601) has gone viral on social media, showing a man allegedly washing used disposable food containers inside the passenger ...

After the reading is done, your newspaper still has a lot of life left in it, so don’t be hasty about throwing it away. Old newspapers have a number of practical and innovative household uses that not ...

CHENNAI: A passenger raised a concern that during his journey on Train No. 16601 on October 18, he observed the onboard catering staff washing used aluminum casseroles in the coach washbasin area.

ETH chemists have developed a tiny, high-performance oxygen sensor that fulfils a wide range of performance criteria. The main innovation is that the sensor works in a similar way to the light ...

The global industrial focus is rapidly shifting toward the circular economy, making resource recycling a critical priority. South Korean startup SuperBin is at the forefront of this movement, ...

To mark Circular Economy Week London (20-26 October 2025), Virgin Media O2’s chief sustainability officer Dana Haidan shares her learnings on avoiding e-waste by scaling reuse systems for digital ...

Measuring blood oxygen levels on the Apple Watch has been a staple of its health monitoring experience since it arrived. Yet, an ongoing patent dispute in the US has complicated matters over the last ...

Brits are increasingly choosing to repair broken items instead of replacing them, saving an average of £100+ last year, according to new research. Washing machines (30%), damaged clothes (26%) and ...