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AI To Add US Dollar 1.7 Trillion To Indian Economy By 2035: Centre
Artificial Intelligence (AI) could add as much as USD 1.7 trillion to India's economy by 2035, positioning the technology as one of the country's most powerful growth engines over the next decade, according to government estimates.
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Foreign Traveller Ranks Best Places To Travel In South India, Video Viral
Content creator Rory Porter, who has visited India twice this year, shared his ratings about the places he visited in the southern region of the country.
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World Blitz Championship: Arjun Erigaisi Loses To Uzbek GM In Semis, Settles For Bronze
World Blitz Championship: Arjun Erigaisi suffered a shattering semifinal loss to top Uzbek player Nodirbek Abdusattorov as the ace Indian settled for a bronze medal
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Deepti Sharma Shines With World Record As India Women Register 5-0 T20I Series Sweep Over Sri Lanka
Deepti Sharma trapped Nilakshika Silva leg-before in the 14th over to become the leading wicket-taker in women's T20Is with her 152nd dismissal.
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18-Year-Old Skis To South Pole In -30 Degrees Celsius, Sets National Record
Braving freezing temperatures and gale-force winds, the 18-year-old daughter of a naval officer has become the youngest Indian to ski to the South Pole, the Navy said on Tuesday. In a post on X, the Indian Navy congratulated Kaamya Karthikeyan.
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Newly Launched Shankh Airlines' Chairman Used To Drive Tempo In UP
Shankh Airlines is likely to begin flight operations in the first half of January with an initial fleet of three Airbus aircraft, focusing on connecting Lucknow with Delhi, Mumbai and other metro cities, Chairman Shravan Kumar Vishwakarma said.
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Salman Khan's 'Battle Of Galwan' Angers China. A Look Back At 2020 Clash
The deadly clash at Galwan between Indian and Chinese troops five years ago is still a sore point that stings from time to time. Like now, when a movie has been made on it. China has vehemently objected to what it called "misrepresentation of facts".
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Half Of All Cars Sold In South Africa In 2025 Have Indian Roots: Report
Half of the cars sold in South Africa in 2025 have connections to India-- they are either manufactured by companies like Mahindra and Tata, or have components made in India, according to a report by market intelligence firm Lightstone.
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How Indian Army's 2025 Offensive Crippled Pakistan's Terror Infrastructure
For the Indian Army, 2025 will be remembered as a decisive phase in India's counter-terror and deterrence posture, with Operation Sindoor emerging as the defining military action against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism and cross-border aggression.
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Defence Ministry Signs Rs 4,666 Crore Deals For Carbines, Torpedoes
The defence ministry on Tuesday signed contracts worth Rs 4,666 crore to procure over 4.25 lakh close quarter battle carbines and 48 heavy torpedoes.
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IOA's Athlete-First Push Begins In Ahmedabad With 2030 Commonwealth Games Firmly In View
With India positioning itself as a future global sporting host - including a 2030 Commonwealth Games cycle - the Indian Olympic Association is making a pivot inward.
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"Dear Indians, Stop Behaving Like This": Man Calls Out Tourists For Littering Kerala Beach
Influencer Sachin K Dhir's video from Kerala's Varkala Cliff Beach calls out tourists for leaving behind trash, urging for greater civic responsibility and environmental awareness.
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Woman Shares 7 Tips For Safe, Productive International Trip Without Compromising Fun
After several trial-and-error experiences, travel content creator Drishti Sharma has built a process for planning an international trip that works every time.
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From BrahMos To Battle Networks: Army's 2025 Push Redefines Precision, Power, Partnerships
The Indian Army's transformation in 2025 gathered decisive momentum as long-range precision firepower, high-value aviation inductions, accelerated procurements and sweeping digital reforms converged to reshape its combat edge.
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Deadly Drug-Resistant Fungus Spreading Globally, Says New Indian Study
The drug-resistant fungal species Candida auris is turning more deadly and is also spreading globally, according to a study led by Indian researchers.
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AI To Add US Dollar 1.7 Trillion To Indian Economy By 2035: Centre
Artificial Intelligence (AI) could add as much as USD 1.7 trillion to India's economy by 2035, positioning the technology as one of the country's most powerful growth engines over the next decade, according to government estimates.
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Foreign Traveller Ranks Best Places To Travel In South India, Video Viral
Content creator Rory Porter, who has visited India twice this year, shared his ratings about the places he visited in the southern region of the country.
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World Blitz Championship: Arjun Erigaisi Loses To Uzbek GM In Semis, Settles For Bronze
World Blitz Championship: Arjun Erigaisi suffered a shattering semifinal loss to top Uzbek player Nodirbek Abdusattorov as the ace Indian settled for a bronze medal
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Deepti Sharma Shines With World Record As India Women Register 5-0 T20I Series Sweep Over Sri Lanka
Deepti Sharma trapped Nilakshika Silva leg-before in the 14th over to become the leading wicket-taker in women's T20Is with her 152nd dismissal.
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18-Year-Old Skis To South Pole In -30 Degrees Celsius, Sets National Record
Braving freezing temperatures and gale-force winds, the 18-year-old daughter of a naval officer has become the youngest Indian to ski to the South Pole, the Navy said on Tuesday. In a post on X, the Indian Navy congratulated Kaamya Karthikeyan.
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Newly Launched Shankh Airlines' Chairman Used To Drive Tempo In UP
Shankh Airlines is likely to begin flight operations in the first half of January with an initial fleet of three Airbus aircraft, focusing on connecting Lucknow with Delhi, Mumbai and other metro cities, Chairman Shravan Kumar Vishwakarma said.
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Salman Khan's 'Battle Of Galwan' Angers China. A Look Back At 2020 Clash
The deadly clash at Galwan between Indian and Chinese troops five years ago is still a sore point that stings from time to time. Like now, when a movie has been made on it. China has vehemently objected to what it called "misrepresentation of facts".
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Half Of All Cars Sold In South Africa In 2025 Have Indian Roots: Report
Half of the cars sold in South Africa in 2025 have connections to India-- they are either manufactured by companies like Mahindra and Tata, or have components made in India, according to a report by market intelligence firm Lightstone.
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How Indian Army's 2025 Offensive Crippled Pakistan's Terror Infrastructure
For the Indian Army, 2025 will be remembered as a decisive phase in India's counter-terror and deterrence posture, with Operation Sindoor emerging as the defining military action against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism and cross-border aggression.
-
Defence Ministry Signs Rs 4,666 Crore Deals For Carbines, Torpedoes
The defence ministry on Tuesday signed contracts worth Rs 4,666 crore to procure over 4.25 lakh close quarter battle carbines and 48 heavy torpedoes.
-
IOA's Athlete-First Push Begins In Ahmedabad With 2030 Commonwealth Games Firmly In View
With India positioning itself as a future global sporting host - including a 2030 Commonwealth Games cycle - the Indian Olympic Association is making a pivot inward.
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"Dear Indians, Stop Behaving Like This": Man Calls Out Tourists For Littering Kerala Beach
Influencer Sachin K Dhir's video from Kerala's Varkala Cliff Beach calls out tourists for leaving behind trash, urging for greater civic responsibility and environmental awareness.
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Woman Shares 7 Tips For Safe, Productive International Trip Without Compromising Fun
After several trial-and-error experiences, travel content creator Drishti Sharma has built a process for planning an international trip that works every time.
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From BrahMos To Battle Networks: Army's 2025 Push Redefines Precision, Power, Partnerships
The Indian Army's transformation in 2025 gathered decisive momentum as long-range precision firepower, high-value aviation inductions, accelerated procurements and sweeping digital reforms converged to reshape its combat edge.
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Deadly Drug-Resistant Fungus Spreading Globally, Says New Indian Study
The drug-resistant fungal species Candida auris is turning more deadly and is also spreading globally, according to a study led by Indian researchers.
