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Dover's A20 expansion in 1992 unearthed a Bronze Age boat, a remarkable maritime find. Stitched from oak planks, this 3,500-year-old vessel challenges notions of early European sophistication. Its discovery highlights advanced woodworking and seafaring, proving a thriving marine culture existed long before Roman arrival. Preservation efforts were extensive, making it a testament to ancient ingenuity.

The superstar’s debut political campaign shows the benefits of speaking less and reaching out directly to voters. It’s also a dramatic transition for the quiet superstar who grew up on sets and waited a long time for box office success.

The United States and Iran have agreed to a two-week ceasefire. This pause follows days of escalating strikes and threats. Pakistan played a key role in brokering the truce. Talks are scheduled for Friday in Islamabad. The agreement aims to de-escalate tensions and open a path for diplomacy. Global oil prices had surged significantly during the conflict.

The company turning 50 on April 1 isn't really one company. It's five—stitched together by a logo, a stubbornness about design, and the world's most expensive refusal to die.

Prime Minister Modi highlighted India's stance on the West Asia conflict in Parliament. He stressed opposition to attacks on infrastructure and trade routes. India advocates for diplomacy and peaceful resolution. Efforts are underway to ensure safe passage for Indian ships and secure vital supplies like oil and gas. The government is in contact with international partners to maintain maritime safety.

Dukes, a manufacturer that has been in operation since 1760, supplies red balls for Test and first-class cricket in England. Around 4,000 to 5,000 balls are produced for each summer season, which begins on April 3.

A quiet shipwright, Rajeesh, travelled from Goa to Mumbai to witness the safe return of INSV 'Kaundinya'. His meticulous work stitching the hull with natural fibres ensured the vessel's integrity during its challenging voyage. This second-generation craftsman's dedication to traditional wooden shipbuilding proved crucial for the Navy's mission, a testament to his skill and pride.

The Indian Navy is set to induct and name a meticulously recreated fifth-century stitched ship at Karwar Naval Base on Wednesday. Inspired by Ajanta Caves paintings, the project involved the Ministry of Culture, the Navy, and Hodi Innovations. Master shipwright Babu Sankaran led artisans from Kerala, employing traditional methods.

A 5th-century wooden ship, constructed using traditional techniques and coconut coir stitching, was launched into the Mandovi River in Goa. Modeled after a painting from the Ajanta caves, this ship is part of an initiative to revive India's ancient maritime traditions. The vessel built by Hodi Innovations, will embark on a historic journey to Muscat and Indonesia.

Ultrahuman has launched Ring Pro, a titanium smart ring with up to 15-day battery life, a dual-core processor, and 250 days of onboard storage, priced at $479. The Pro Charging Case holds a year of data and lasts 45 days. Alongside it, Ultrahuman introduced Jade, a free real-time AI that doesn't just read health data but acts on it—triggering breathwork, running AFib detection, and more.

Today’s engineering mandate is no longer just about writing code. Data fluency, cybersecurity, AI deployment, and relentless automation now define technical relevance. But the quiet shift is human: collaboration across teams has become as critical as programming skill. In AI-driven workplaces, engineers must not only build intelligent systems, but also translate, adapt and lead within them.

The Indian Navy's stitched sailing vessel, INSV Kaundinya, embarks on its maiden voyage from Porbandar to Muscat, retracing ancient maritime routes. Built using traditional stitched-plank technology without modern propulsion, the ship highlights India's rich shipbuilding heritage and its historical connections with West Asia.