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AI Could Soon Use More Water Than Humanity Drinks, UN Warns
A new United Nations University report warns that AI-powered data centres could consume enough water to meet the annual domestic needs of 1.3 billion people by 2030, highlighting the hidden environmental costs of artificial intelligence beyond carbon
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India's Semiconductor Sector Eyes $205 Billion Valuation By 2034
As of 2025, southern India leads the regional distribution, capturing 36.2 per cent of the semiconductor ecosystem.
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Taylor Swift Becomes Richest Female Musician In History With $2 Billion Net Worth: Forbes
While Swift has surpassed Rihanna to become the top-earning female artist, she currently trails rapper and entrepreneur Jay-Z, who has a net worth of $2.8 billion.
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Why Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner's Albania Resort Project Is Facing Protests
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama downplayed concerns Friday raised by protesters opposed to a planned tourism complex linked to US President Donald Trump's family, saying...
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India, US May Execute First Phase Of Trade Pact By Next Month: Piyush Goyal
India and the US are moving towards closing all the open ends of the interim trade agreement, and both sides are likely to execute the "very, very vibrant" first phase of the pact by the middle of next month, Piyush Goyal said on Friday.
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As SpaceX Gets Ready For IPO, Here’s Who Can Buy Shares In Elon Musk’s Company
SpaceX plans to sell over 550 million shares at $135 per equity. However, the final share price will be decided on June 11.
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Bybit Lists Western Union’s USDPT Stablecoin for Trading and Transfers
Bybit has integrated Western Union’s USDPT stablecoin, allowing users to hold, trade, and transfer the digital dollar on the exchange. The move expands USDPT’s reach beyond payments and into the crypto trading ecosystem.
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Trump Sees Win As US Senate Approves $70 Billion For Immigration Crackdown
The bill would fund ICE and Border Patrol through the rest of Trump's term, handing the Republican leader a major victory on one of his signature issues.
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James Webb Space Telescope Detects Most Distant Dormant Black Hole Ever Found
JWST has identified the most distant dormant black hole ever observed, a six-billion-solar-mass giant in galaxy MRG-M0138. Seen when the universe was only three billion years old, the discovery provides rare evidence that black holes and galaxies evolved together in the early cosmos.
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$27.6 Billion: Behind Centre's Tax Relief To Foreign Investors On G-Secs
Global investors assess countries on several parameters, including yields, tax treatment, liquidity, currency risk, policy stability and ease of exit
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Sahara Meteorite May Be Fragment of a Lost Moon-Sized World, Study Suggests
A rare angrite meteorite discovered in the Sahara may have come from a moon-sized protoplanet that existed 4.5 billion years ago. Its unusual minerals point to a large world that later disappeared in a catastrophic collision.
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Bitcoin Extends Decline to $62,000 as ETF Outflows and Capital Rotation Persist
The crypto market remained under pressure on Friday as Bitcoin traded near $61,800 amid continued ETF outflows and capital rotation into other sectors. Analysts said investors remain cautious ahead of upcoming US jobs data, inflation figures, and the Federal Reserve meeting.
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From Bengaluru To Bhubaneswar, States Enter High-Stakes AI Race
India is expected to see its AI market grow from an estimated $13-17 billion in 2025 to over $130 billion by 2032.
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'Pressuring PM Modi To Limit Ties With Russia Harms Global Relations': Putin
The Russian leader also said that Moscow would continue to deepen ties with India despite geopolitical tensions surrounding the country's global engagements.
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New World Screwworm Fly Threatens Texas Cattle Industry With Flesh Eating Larvae Infestation
Federal and state officials and cattle industry leaders have been sounding public alarms about the fly's movement through Mexico and toward the U.S. since a case was confirmed in southern Mexico in November 2024.
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AI Could Soon Use More Water Than Humanity Drinks, UN Warns
A new United Nations University report warns that AI-powered data centres could consume enough water to meet the annual domestic needs of 1.3 billion people by 2030, highlighting the hidden environmental costs of artificial intelligence beyond carbon
-
India's Semiconductor Sector Eyes $205 Billion Valuation By 2034
As of 2025, southern India leads the regional distribution, capturing 36.2 per cent of the semiconductor ecosystem.
-
Taylor Swift Becomes Richest Female Musician In History With $2 Billion Net Worth: Forbes
While Swift has surpassed Rihanna to become the top-earning female artist, she currently trails rapper and entrepreneur Jay-Z, who has a net worth of $2.8 billion.
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Why Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner's Albania Resort Project Is Facing Protests
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama downplayed concerns Friday raised by protesters opposed to a planned tourism complex linked to US President Donald Trump's family, saying...
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India, US May Execute First Phase Of Trade Pact By Next Month: Piyush Goyal
India and the US are moving towards closing all the open ends of the interim trade agreement, and both sides are likely to execute the "very, very vibrant" first phase of the pact by the middle of next month, Piyush Goyal said on Friday.
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As SpaceX Gets Ready For IPO, Here’s Who Can Buy Shares In Elon Musk’s Company
SpaceX plans to sell over 550 million shares at $135 per equity. However, the final share price will be decided on June 11.
-
Bybit Lists Western Union’s USDPT Stablecoin for Trading and Transfers
Bybit has integrated Western Union’s USDPT stablecoin, allowing users to hold, trade, and transfer the digital dollar on the exchange. The move expands USDPT’s reach beyond payments and into the crypto trading ecosystem.
-
Trump Sees Win As US Senate Approves $70 Billion For Immigration Crackdown
The bill would fund ICE and Border Patrol through the rest of Trump's term, handing the Republican leader a major victory on one of his signature issues.
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James Webb Space Telescope Detects Most Distant Dormant Black Hole Ever Found
JWST has identified the most distant dormant black hole ever observed, a six-billion-solar-mass giant in galaxy MRG-M0138. Seen when the universe was only three billion years old, the discovery provides rare evidence that black holes and galaxies evolved together in the early cosmos.
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$27.6 Billion: Behind Centre's Tax Relief To Foreign Investors On G-Secs
Global investors assess countries on several parameters, including yields, tax treatment, liquidity, currency risk, policy stability and ease of exit
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Sahara Meteorite May Be Fragment of a Lost Moon-Sized World, Study Suggests
A rare angrite meteorite discovered in the Sahara may have come from a moon-sized protoplanet that existed 4.5 billion years ago. Its unusual minerals point to a large world that later disappeared in a catastrophic collision.
-
Bitcoin Extends Decline to $62,000 as ETF Outflows and Capital Rotation Persist
The crypto market remained under pressure on Friday as Bitcoin traded near $61,800 amid continued ETF outflows and capital rotation into other sectors. Analysts said investors remain cautious ahead of upcoming US jobs data, inflation figures, and the Federal Reserve meeting.
-
From Bengaluru To Bhubaneswar, States Enter High-Stakes AI Race
India is expected to see its AI market grow from an estimated $13-17 billion in 2025 to over $130 billion by 2032.
-
'Pressuring PM Modi To Limit Ties With Russia Harms Global Relations': Putin
The Russian leader also said that Moscow would continue to deepen ties with India despite geopolitical tensions surrounding the country's global engagements.
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New World Screwworm Fly Threatens Texas Cattle Industry With Flesh Eating Larvae Infestation
Federal and state officials and cattle industry leaders have been sounding public alarms about the fly's movement through Mexico and toward the U.S. since a case was confirmed in southern Mexico in November 2024.
