German engineering firm CAC, Pune’s TPES join hands to implement global projects for synthetic fuel | Pune News

German engineering firm CAC, Pune’s TPES join hands to implement global projects for synthetic fuel Pune: Germany-based CAC ENGINEERING GmbH (CAC) and Pune-based Trichemie Plant Engineering Solutions (TPES) have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to combine CAC’s technology expertise with Indian engineering talent, according to a press statement issued by the companies.The partnership will focus…

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Textile sector voices concern over power charges, yarn rates | Surat News

Participants highlighted the impact of global crude oil price volatility on textile raw materials Surat: Representatives of textile associations from South Gujarat on Tuesday raised concerns over yarn pricing, rising electricity costs, power outages and labour compliance challenges at a meeting convened by the Southern Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SGCCI), which said the…

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Presley Gerber’s body released after autopsy; death case linked to Matthew Perry amid suspected Ketamine use |

resley Gerber’s body has reportedly been released by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner following the completion of his autopsy, days after his tragic demise.Presley Gerber’s body releasedThe 27-year-old model and son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber died at a Los Angeles-area rehabilitation facility, reportedly just a few hours after checking in. According to…

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Swedish woman digging for fishing bait near Stockholm uncovered 24,100 silver coins, making it the country’s largest medieval coin hoard | World News

Representative Image of ancient silver coins and Viking Age artifacts displayed for archaeological examination (AI Generated Image) A woman digging for fishing bait near her summer house in the Stockholm area uncovered what has since been identified as Sweden’s largest coin hoard. The discovery was made in 2025 on the Mörkö peninsula near Södertälje and…

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Meet Cavon Hajamiri, the 17-year-old California student who built a wearable that detects vehicles approaching from behind |

At 17, California student Cavon Hajimiri has developed a wearable device designed to warn pedestrians about vehicles approaching from behind. Called Hindsight, the invention uses radar technology to detect potential hazards and alert users through sounds and vibrations. Hajimiri, a student at Polytechnic School in Pasadena, began working on the project after experiencing several close…

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