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India celebrates National Technology Day on May 11, reflecting on past achievements and paving the way for a tech-driven future.

For many centuries, historians assumed that in ancient times, the chamber was brightly illuminated by the Grecian sun. But now, Juan de Lara, an archaeologist at the University of Oxford ...