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China Blocks Nvidia H200 AI Chip Imports Despite US Export Clearance
Chinese customs authorities this week told customs agents that Nvidia's H200 chips are not permitted to enter the country.
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Team Trump To Repeal Basis For US Climate Rules: What To Know
President Donald Trump's administration is finalising its repeal of a foundational scientific determination that underpins the US government's authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, with an announcement expected in the coming weeks.
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"Slowly Being Poisoned": Indian Grandmaster Highlights Delhi's Rising AQI, Questions Authorities
Delhi woke up to a chilling and extremely harsh morning on Saturday, with the entire city enveloped in a dense layer of fog.
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Norovirus Infects Over 100 Students At South China School
A total of 103 students at a senior high school in Foshan, south China's Guangdong Province, have been infected with norovirus, local health authorities said on Saturday, noting that no critical or fatal cases were reported.
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US Warns Of "Military Activities" Over Mexico, Central America
US aviation authorities issued notices Friday warning airlines to "exercise caution" in the airspace over Mexico and Central America due to "military activities."
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'No Role In Such Ventures': MEA Distances Itself From 'Battle Of Galwan'
Ahead of the release of Salman Khan's movie "Battle of Galwan", the Ministry of External Affairs on Friday said issues regarding film-making in India are looked after by "relevant authorities".
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AI Video Of Aircraft Landing At Railway Station Causes Scare
A viral video purportedly showing a passenger aircraft making an "emergency landing" at Jabalpur railway station caused a brief scare, but officials quickly dismissed the clip as AI-generated.
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Cash Payments To Be Banned At Toll Plazas From April 1? Here's The Big Update
Starting April 1, cash payments will be banned at all toll plazas, and commuters will have to use either FASTag or UPI to pay tolls.
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S Korea's Ex-President Yoon Gets 5-Year Jail Term Over Martial Law Crisis
A South Korean court on Friday sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to five years in prison on charges that included obstructing attempts by authorities to arrest him following his failed bid to impose martial law in December 2024.
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Kerala Student Modifies Honda City To Shoot Flames, Fined Rs 1 Lakh In Bengaluru
A Kerala student, driving an illegally modified car which shot flames from its exhaust, has been fined by authorities in Bengaluru. The student had to pay a fine of Rs 1.11 lakh to the Yelahanka Regional Transport Office (RTO).
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13 E-Commerce Sites Fined Rs 10 Lakh Each For Illegal Walkie-Talkie Sales
Central Consumer Protection Authority has initiated suo motu action against e-commerce platforms for listing and selling unauthorised walkie-talkies.
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Avoid All Non-Essential Travel To Israel: India Amid Iran Tensions
The Indian Embassy in Tel Aviv issued an advisory to all Indian nationals in Israel to remain vigilant and strictly adhere to safety guidelines issued by Israeli authorities and the Home Front Command.
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Freddie Mercury's 'Secret Daughter' Dies Aged 48 After Long Battle With Rare Cancer
Author Lesley-Ann Jones revealed Bibi's existence in May 2025 through a biography titled "Love, Freddie".
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Zeenat Aman Hints At Autobiography Plans At Jaipur Literature Festival: 'My Life Is Known To All'
Zeenat Aman attended the festival to launch Older and Bolder, a new book by author Aman Nath
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Authorities Killed Canadian Citizen In Iran, Says Foreign Minister
A Canadian citizen has died in Iran at the hands of the Iranian authorities, Foreign Minister Anita Anand said.
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China Blocks Nvidia H200 AI Chip Imports Despite US Export Clearance
Chinese customs authorities this week told customs agents that Nvidia's H200 chips are not permitted to enter the country.
-
Team Trump To Repeal Basis For US Climate Rules: What To Know
President Donald Trump's administration is finalising its repeal of a foundational scientific determination that underpins the US government's authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, with an announcement expected in the coming weeks.
-
"Slowly Being Poisoned": Indian Grandmaster Highlights Delhi's Rising AQI, Questions Authorities
Delhi woke up to a chilling and extremely harsh morning on Saturday, with the entire city enveloped in a dense layer of fog.
-
Norovirus Infects Over 100 Students At South China School
A total of 103 students at a senior high school in Foshan, south China's Guangdong Province, have been infected with norovirus, local health authorities said on Saturday, noting that no critical or fatal cases were reported.
-
US Warns Of "Military Activities" Over Mexico, Central America
US aviation authorities issued notices Friday warning airlines to "exercise caution" in the airspace over Mexico and Central America due to "military activities."
-
'No Role In Such Ventures': MEA Distances Itself From 'Battle Of Galwan'
Ahead of the release of Salman Khan's movie "Battle of Galwan", the Ministry of External Affairs on Friday said issues regarding film-making in India are looked after by "relevant authorities".
-
AI Video Of Aircraft Landing At Railway Station Causes Scare
A viral video purportedly showing a passenger aircraft making an "emergency landing" at Jabalpur railway station caused a brief scare, but officials quickly dismissed the clip as AI-generated.
-
Cash Payments To Be Banned At Toll Plazas From April 1? Here's The Big Update
Starting April 1, cash payments will be banned at all toll plazas, and commuters will have to use either FASTag or UPI to pay tolls.
-
S Korea's Ex-President Yoon Gets 5-Year Jail Term Over Martial Law Crisis
A South Korean court on Friday sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to five years in prison on charges that included obstructing attempts by authorities to arrest him following his failed bid to impose martial law in December 2024.
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Kerala Student Modifies Honda City To Shoot Flames, Fined Rs 1 Lakh In Bengaluru
A Kerala student, driving an illegally modified car which shot flames from its exhaust, has been fined by authorities in Bengaluru. The student had to pay a fine of Rs 1.11 lakh to the Yelahanka Regional Transport Office (RTO).
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13 E-Commerce Sites Fined Rs 10 Lakh Each For Illegal Walkie-Talkie Sales
Central Consumer Protection Authority has initiated suo motu action against e-commerce platforms for listing and selling unauthorised walkie-talkies.
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Avoid All Non-Essential Travel To Israel: India Amid Iran Tensions
The Indian Embassy in Tel Aviv issued an advisory to all Indian nationals in Israel to remain vigilant and strictly adhere to safety guidelines issued by Israeli authorities and the Home Front Command.
-
Freddie Mercury's 'Secret Daughter' Dies Aged 48 After Long Battle With Rare Cancer
Author Lesley-Ann Jones revealed Bibi's existence in May 2025 through a biography titled "Love, Freddie".
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Zeenat Aman Hints At Autobiography Plans At Jaipur Literature Festival: 'My Life Is Known To All'
Zeenat Aman attended the festival to launch Older and Bolder, a new book by author Aman Nath
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Authorities Killed Canadian Citizen In Iran, Says Foreign Minister
A Canadian citizen has died in Iran at the hands of the Iranian authorities, Foreign Minister Anita Anand said.
