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Smriti Mandhana Named BBC Indian Sportswoman Of The Year For 2025
Star batter Smriti Mandhana, who played a pivotal role in India's historic 2025 Women's World Cup triumph, was named the BBC Indian Sportswoman of the Year for 2025 at a glittering function.
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Journalist And Author Mark Tully Dies At 90
Veteran journalist Mark Tully, a chronicler of India and an acclaimed author, breathed his last at a private hospital here on Sunday, his close friend said. Tully was 90.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Speaks on AI Bubble, Says No Company Is Immune: Report
Sundar Pichai has acknowledged rising concerns over an AI investment bubble, warning that no company, including Google, would be immune if it bursts. In an interview with the BBC, he compared current market behaviour to the dotcom era and noted elements of irrationality in today’s funding climate. Pichai also cautioned users against blindly trust...
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BBC World Service India Fined Rs 3.44 Crore For Foreign Exchange Violation
The Enforcement Directorate levied a penalty on BBC World Service India for alleged contravention of foreign direct investment regulations.
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Manu Bhaker Beats Smriti Mandhana, Vinesh Phogat To Win Huge BBC Honour
Cricketer Smriti Mandhana, wrestler-turned-politician Vinesh Phogat, golfer Aditi Ashok and para shooter Avani Lekhara were the other nominees.
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BBC Asks Former Presenter To Return Salary After His Arrest For Sex Offence
The BBC Board said in a statement on Friday that the 62-year-old former news anchor had "undermined trust in the BBC and brought us into disrepute".
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Dr Samir Shah Becomes First Indian-Origin Chairman Of BBC
The 72-year-old will take charge as the public broadcaster's first Indian-origin Chair from March 4 and running until March 2028.
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High Court Frames Contempt Of Court Charges Against BBC, Others In 'Wild Karnataka' Documentary Case
The original footage shot was 400 hours and the KFD had copyright over all the raw footage, the petitioners claimed.
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BBC India Restructures For New Entity To Comply With Foreign Investment Rules
Four BBC staff members on Tuesday announced plans to leave the organisation and form a new entity in India named Collective Newsroom, which will provide services "as commissioned by the BBC" and in compliance with the country's FDI laws.
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"Jubilant Scenes": How Global Media Reacted To Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescue Ops
As rescuers in India on Tuesday successfully pulled out all 41 construction workers trapped in a collapsed mountain tunnel in Uttarakhand after 17 days, the global media hailed the rescue operation and provided live coverage of the development.
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Smriti Mandhana Named BBC Indian Sportswoman Of The Year For 2025
Star batter Smriti Mandhana, who played a pivotal role in India's historic 2025 Women's World Cup triumph, was named the BBC Indian Sportswoman of the Year for 2025 at a glittering function.
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Journalist And Author Mark Tully Dies At 90
Veteran journalist Mark Tully, a chronicler of India and an acclaimed author, breathed his last at a private hospital here on Sunday, his close friend said. Tully was 90.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Speaks on AI Bubble, Says No Company Is Immune: Report
Sundar Pichai has acknowledged rising concerns over an AI investment bubble, warning that no company, including Google, would be immune if it bursts. In an interview with the BBC, he compared current market behaviour to the dotcom era and noted elements of irrationality in today’s funding climate. Pichai also cautioned users against blindly trust...
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BBC World Service India Fined Rs 3.44 Crore For Foreign Exchange Violation
The Enforcement Directorate levied a penalty on BBC World Service India for alleged contravention of foreign direct investment regulations.
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Manu Bhaker Beats Smriti Mandhana, Vinesh Phogat To Win Huge BBC Honour
Cricketer Smriti Mandhana, wrestler-turned-politician Vinesh Phogat, golfer Aditi Ashok and para shooter Avani Lekhara were the other nominees.
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BBC Asks Former Presenter To Return Salary After His Arrest For Sex Offence
The BBC Board said in a statement on Friday that the 62-year-old former news anchor had "undermined trust in the BBC and brought us into disrepute".
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Dr Samir Shah Becomes First Indian-Origin Chairman Of BBC
The 72-year-old will take charge as the public broadcaster's first Indian-origin Chair from March 4 and running until March 2028.
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High Court Frames Contempt Of Court Charges Against BBC, Others In 'Wild Karnataka' Documentary Case
The original footage shot was 400 hours and the KFD had copyright over all the raw footage, the petitioners claimed.
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BBC India Restructures For New Entity To Comply With Foreign Investment Rules
Four BBC staff members on Tuesday announced plans to leave the organisation and form a new entity in India named Collective Newsroom, which will provide services "as commissioned by the BBC" and in compliance with the country's FDI laws.
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"Jubilant Scenes": How Global Media Reacted To Uttarkashi Tunnel Rescue Ops
As rescuers in India on Tuesday successfully pulled out all 41 construction workers trapped in a collapsed mountain tunnel in Uttarakhand after 17 days, the global media hailed the rescue operation and provided live coverage of the development.
