Various types of Rudraksha, such as Panchmukhi and Ekmukhi Rudraksha, are available in the market, and most of them come from ...

Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities on Wednesday officially launched the "Project Revival" on Instagram, being ...

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"Our relationship is so strong that you will understand me without any translation," President Putin said, sparking laughter in the room at the Governor's Palace. He further noted that "In Kazan ...

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Rebecca Roland is an associate editor at Eater LA who covers the evolving landscape of Los Angeles’s food scene. Her work delves into how digital culture shapes real-life dining trends, and examines ...

There are now translation tools to understand song lyrics, translate websites and to enable automated captions when watching foreign videos and movies. Our phones can instantly translate spoken words.

Google Translate users can now translate “dinner” to “souper” and “sweater” to “chandail” after the translation platform added Canadian French to its options last week. It looks ...

Similarly, Samsung is also adding barcode scanning for nutrition tracking. The company has reportedly partnered with Fatsecret, a provider of verified food and nutrition data for its database.

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Few people think twice about the barcodes on their shopping, but in the 75 years since they were first dreamed up, they have helped save lives, gone into space and stoked fears of the Antichrist.