Corey Schafer’s YouTube channel is a go-to for clear, in-depth video tutorials covering a wide range of Python topics. The ...

IIT Courses In 2026: IITs now offer several courses and programmes that students can pursue without JEE scores.

As many as 94% of tech workers are satisfied with their salary, according to figures from Totaljobs, and two thirds have received a pay rise in the last 12 months alone.

While JEE Main and Advanced remain mandatory for core undergraduate engineering degrees, IITs are steadily opening their ...

'Free solo' ascent organised and shown live by Netflix Honnold completed climb in an hour and a half Taipei 101 was once tallest building in the world TAIPEI, Jan 25 (Reuters) - U.S. climber Alex ...

Famed rock climber Alex Honnold masterfully ascended one of the world’s tallest skyscrapers without a rope. “Sick,” he said, standing atop Taipei 101 with a panoramic view of Taiwan’s capital after ...

Climber Alex Honnold has completed a free solo ascent of Taipei 101 in Taiwan, not using any ropes to scale the massive 1,667-foot skyscraper — and he did it live, as the world watched on with bated ...

Spiderman called in sick, so Alex Hannold scaled the Taipei 101 — all without ropes, safety nets or spidey webs. Taiwan's president congratulated Honnold on completing the challenge. An American ...

Honnold's daring effort to summit the skyscraper took place this weekend and aired live on Netflix netflix Alex Honnold successfully climbed a 101-story skyscraper without any ropes or harnesses His ...

Alex Honnold is scaling Taipei 101, marking his first major live free solo since his historic climb of El Capitan. This televised event, titled "Skyscraper Live," follows him as he attempts to scale ...

Towering high above Taiwan’s capital city at 1,667 feet, Taipei 101 dominates the skyline. The earthquake-proof skyscraper of steel and glass has captured the imagination of professional rock climber ...

American climber Alex Honnold has successfully scaled a Taiwan skyscraper without a rope, harness or safety equipment. The building, named Taipei 101 for the number of its floors, is 508m (1,667ft) ...