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Mumbai, July 29 : L&T Infotech (BSE code: 540005, NSE: LTI), (LTI), a global IT services and solutions provider, announced its Q1 FY17 results today.

In US Dollars:

Revenue at USD 231.1 million; growth of 0.6% QoQ and 10.8% YoY

Constant Currency Revenue growth of (0.3%) QoQ and 12.1% YoY

In Indian Rupees:

Revenue at Rs 15,550 million; growth at (0.2%) QoQ and 16.6% YoY

Net Income at Rs 2,358 million; Net Income growth at 3.3% QoQ and 35% YoY

New Delhi, July 27 : Two-wheeler maker Bajaj Auto's first quarter (April-June) standalone profit missed the analysts' expectations on Wednesday, witnessing 2.2 percent growth to Rs. 978.4 crore on an yearly basis.

Impacted by slow growth in revenue and operational performance, the revenue grew by 3.5 percent to Rs. 6,088.8 crore in the quarter ended June 2016 from Rs. 5,881.2 crore as compared to last year.

On the other hand, sales volumes fell 1.8 percent YoY to 9.94 lakh units due to weakness in exports that slipped 22 percent YoY to 3.70 lakh units.

Jessica Jaymes Photos. Here she is seen at an event.

Jessica Jaymes died at her apartment and the initial reports suggested that she died of a natural cause.

Blue Origin, a private spaceflight company managed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, launched and landed its New Shepard vehicle successfully for the third time on Saturday (April 2). The event led to a superb column of fire, blasting out a rocket ship’s back, filling the cool blue sky with light over the West Texas desert.

The photos and video of the New Shepard launch released by Blue Origin are showing rocket going in the direction of sky, where it ultimately gets apart from the vacant crew capsule. The crew capsule returned to Earth using parachute; however, the rocket booster made an elegant vertical landing using its thrusters.

Climate change will impact almost every region of the planet in the coming times and the impact can be seen in terms of unpredictable and inclement weather, which would impact crop yields. It is important for governments to be ready to combat these changes as there could be food scarcity and people in the coastal regions would face frequent flooding. Climate scientists found that nations around the world that are at high risk of catastrophic impacts of climate change are among the poorest.

Busting the notion that modern-day parents are the first ones to keep tabs on their children to safeguard them from potential dangers, a new study has claimed that the practice began as long as 430 million years ago.

Published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the study described a tiny, resourceful arthropod creature, Aquilonifer spinosus, which devised a unique way for baby tracking. Aquilonifer spinosus tethered egg pouches to its back with threads and followed its juveniles as they grew, in a similar manner as if they were tiny kites. The aim was to keep the young ones tethered to the adult’s body with strings so as to keep them safe.