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climate change: an emoji depicting a tree without leaves. Approval of the emoji was revealed in an update earlier this year from the Unicode Consortium. The leafless tree — also known as the "dead tree" or «dying tree» emoji — was first pitched in 2022 by Brian Baihaki, who saw a gap in messaging graphics that touch on environmentalism. «Drought is a natural part of the climate cycle… but the climate is changing (and) drought (is becoming) more frequent, severe, and even (spreading) to other places,» Baihaki noted. «Eventually, all the resources that the trees have will be exhausted.»

Artificial intelligence (AI) too could be capable of 'learning by thinking', which is known to be core to a great discovery, according to a review. Cognitive scientists have documented how people learn from observation, in which one acquires knowledge by observing the external world. However, another way of learning — a relatively neglected one — is 'learning by thinking', in which one gains knowledge without input from the external world, such as through thought experiments or self-explanations, according to Tania Lombrozo, a professor of psychology at the Princeton University and the author of the review published in the journal 'Trends in Cognitive Sciences'. In a thought experiment, one hypothetically explores a theory or a principle by thinking through its consequences, whereas in learning through self-explanations, one makes a sense of new information by relating it with what they already know.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Hezbollah was scrambling Friday to recover from a week of blows delivered by Israel, including an unusually heavy series of airstrikes across southern Lebanon and attacks that caused electronic devices carried by thousands of the militant group’s members to explode virtually simultaneously across the country. The group is trying to determine whether any of its communications networks are safe as it searches for security gaps and hunts down the possibility of moles in the organization, people familiar with the matter said.

Ashok Leyland Ltd. fell 0.04 per cent to Rs 237.65 at 01:02PM hours (IST) on Friday. Earlier in the day, the stock saw a gap up start to the session. As per data available on BSE, total traded quantity on the counter stood at 357,514 shares with a turnover of Rs 8.5 crore till 01:02PM (IST). The stock traded at a price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple of 28.5, while the price-to-book value ratio stood at 5.58.

Varun Beverages Ltd. traded at Rs 649.9 on BSE at 12:47PM (IST) on Friday, down 0.26 per cent from previous close. The scrip quoted a 52-week low price of Rs 331.28 and a high of Rs 682.84.

Shriram Finance Ltd. traded at Rs 3535.4 on BSE at 12:33PM (IST) on Friday, up 0.27 per cent. The stock quoted a 52-week low price of Rs 1760.9 and a high of Rs 3622.45. Earlier in the day, the stock saw a gap up opening.

HDFC Asset Management Company Ltd. traded at Rs 4376.4 on BSE at 12:28PM (IST) on Friday, down 0.23 per cent. The stock quoted a 52-week low price of Rs 2565.0 and a high of Rs 4544.5. Earlier in the day, the stock saw a gap up opening.

Tony Bellew who is also an eminent title holder of the Cruiserweight World Championship took a dig on Jake Paul and asserted that he will not mind to fight with Jake Paul if he gets paid the proper price for that boxing match. Dexerto reported that, Tony Bellew who is also infamously known as the ‘The Bomber’ said that he has no will to fight Jake Paul of his own unless he gets a hefty amount while fighting Jake Paul in the ring. Eminent Boxers, Boxing Pundits and innumerable boxing fans all over the world has criticized the massive age gap between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson and claimed that the boxing match will not certainly be a fair fight. Tony Bellew is also among one of those critics adding on to the fact that he has always been in a grey area regarding Jake Paul as a boxer, reported Dexerto. Also Read :Zach Bryan's 'X' controversy with Taylor Swift, Kayne West

GAIL (India) Ltd. fell 3.69 per cent to Rs 209.7 in Thursday's session as of 01:34PM (IST) even as the equity benchmark Sensex traded 212.8 points higher at 83161.03. Earlier in the day, the stock witnessed a gap up start to the session. The stock quoted a 52-week high price of Rs 246.35 and a 52-week low of Rs 116.2 on NSE. Around 296738 shares changed hands on the counter till 01:34PM (IST).

Bandhan Bank Ltd. traded at Rs 209.8 on BSE at 01:28PM (IST) on Thursday, down 1.54 per cent. The stock quoted a 52-week low price of Rs 169.45 and a high of Rs 263.15. Earlier in the day, the stock saw a gap up opening.

Varun Beverages Ltd. traded at Rs 642.2 on BSE at 11:21AM (IST) on Thursday, down 0.65 per cent from previous close. The scrip quoted a 52-week low price of Rs 331.28 and a high of Rs 682.84.

Godrej Consumer Products Ltd. traded at Rs 1453.3 on BSE at 11:16AM (IST) on Thursday, up 1.4 per cent. The stock quoted a 52-week low price of Rs 959.55 and a high of Rs 1541.3. Earlier in the day, the stock saw a gap up opening.

Bank of Baroda traded at Rs 235.15 on BSE at 11:11AM (IST) on Thursday, down 1.09 per cent. The stock quoted a 52-week low price of Rs 187.95 and a high of Rs 298.45. Earlier in the day, the stock saw a gap up opening.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The car industry’s effort to decarbonise revolves around replacing petrol with batteries. A growing number of customers want both.

Amit Shah on Tuesday said any conspiracy to cause railway accidents will not last long and the government will soon unveil an initiative for the protection of the 1.10 lakh km railway network across the country. The home minister's remarks came in the wake of a series of railway accidents, most of which appeared to be attempts at sabotage as obstructions were placed on the railway tracks. Addressing a press conference to mark 100 days of the third tenure of the BJP-led NDA government, Shah said he had discussed the issue of railway safety with Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw over the last two days. «As far as accidents are concerned, we will investigate the root cause of this. Whatever the reason, the government is committed to addressing the issue. If this is a conspiracy, it will not last long. If there are gaps, they will be plugged,» Shah said with Vaishnaw by his side.

BSE at 01:23PM (IST) on Tuesday, down 0.46 per cent from previous close. The stock quoted a 52-week low price of Rs 636.1 and a high of Rs 1148.3.

Voltas Ltd. traded at Rs 1899.95 on BSE at 01:03PM (IST) on Tuesday, down 0.74 per cent from previous close. The scrip quoted a 52-week low price of Rs 806.9 and a high of Rs 1933.75.

credit program for the building industry professionals like architects, interior designers, contractors-firms to address the critical credit gap in the segment. After working with over 3,500 professionals in the building space over the past two years, the company identified that dependence on informal credit alone invariably hinders business growth for professionals and curated the credit program to address this critical gap. By participating in the program, professionals can get higher credit limits, enabling them to take on larger projects. «By enrolling in the smart credit program, professionals can achieve significant growth. We project an increase in profit margins by 8-10% and business scaling by two to three times. With a higher credit limit, professionals can take on more prominent projects and experience exponential business expansion,» Vaibhav Poddar, co-founder of Mistry.Store, said.

MphasiS Ltd. traded at Rs 3152.6 on BSE at 01:02PM (IST) on Monday, up 0.23 per cent. The stock quoted a 52-week low price of Rs 2068.45 and a high of Rs 3182.2. Earlier in the day, the stock saw a gap up opening.

National Green Tribunal (NGT) by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has revealed that some flame-retardant chemicals found in car cabin air, which may be carcinogenic, are not listed under the Manufacture, Storage, and Import of Hazardous Chemicals Rules 1989. This report highlights a potential regulatory gap, as these rules were issued by the Union Ministry of Environment. The CPCB’s report, dated September 10, 2024, noted that no testing had been conducted on these chemicals and recommended that the tribunal consult agencies overseeing automobile safety standards, which are regulated by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. This issue gained attention in June when the NGT’s principal bench, led by Justice Prakash Shrivastava, took suo motu notice of a media report indicating the presence of «carcinogenic flame retardants» in cars. The claim, which is being investigated by the US National Toxicology Program, prompted the NGT to request a report from CPCB on the matter.