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Houthis Claim Drone Strikes On Riyadh, Saudi Military Sites
The Houthi spokesperson also claimed that the group's forces had again targeted pumping station number 7 along Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline using a drone.
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13-Year-Old Used School Laptop To Plan Suicide With Google Gemini, Lawsuit Claims
The parents of a 13-year old are suing Google and its parent Alphabet, alleging Gemini coached their daughter to hide her depression and helped draft a funeral eulogy after bypassing school blocks via Google Search.
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"Fossil Fuels Must Go The Way Of Dinosaurs": UN Chief At COP31
Since agreeing in 2023 for the first time to transition away from fossil fuels, nations have struggled to advance that goal at the annual UN conferences.
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4 Killed, Several Injured In Israeli Airstrikes In Gaza
An Israeli airstrike on a building at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, killed at least four people and wounded several others early on Thursday, a spokesman for Gaza's civil defence service told Reuters.
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Trump’s PERM Move Hits Indian IT Workers, Still Firms May Not Hire More Americans: Here’s What’s Next
Last month, the Trump administration announced a suspension of Permanent Labor Certification (PERM) applications involving eight companies.
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IndiGo Extends Suspensions Of Saudi Flights Amid Security Concerns
The airline stated that the operational adjustments were made following a comprehensive review of the security environment to ensure the safety of passengers and aircraft personnel.
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Telangana Farmers Protest As Reservoir Shortage Triggers Water Crisis Fears
Farmers staged a road blockade near the Tapalapur Forest Check Post in Jannaram mandal, demanding continued irrigation releases from the Kadem Narayana Reddy Project.
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Paraguay Ex-President Placed Under House Arrest After Impeachment
Paraguayan officials put former President Santiago Pena under house arrest on Friday, shortly after lawmakers impeached him amid a political and financial crisis triggered by the collapse of digital bank ueno.
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Paraguay Senate Impeaches President Over Bank Scandal
Paraguay's Senate on Friday impeached President Santiago Pena over a banking crisis that left millions of people unable to access their deposits.
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Paraguay President Resigns Amid Protests Over Ueno Banking Crisis
Thousands of Paraguayans gathered outside Congress on Thursday to protest against the president, who is still technically in power as his resignation awaits parliamentary approval.
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50,000 Chickens Dead, Tamil Nadu Farmers Face Diwali Season Disaster
Farmers are staring at huge economic losses, with the crisis striking just ahead of the peak Diwali season, when they would normally expect business to pick up.
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Bangladesh Market Sees Surge In Solar Panel Demand Amid Energy Crisis
Panels made by China's Jinko Solar Co. and Longi Green Energy Technology Co. are by far the most popular due to their low price and reliability, according to the Dhaka store owners.
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'Godfather Of AI' Accuses Altman, Musk And Zuckerberg Of Ignoring Risks; Warns Of 'Chernobyl-Like' Disaster
The Nobel laureate warned that AI could disrupt power grids and financial systems as governments struggle to keep pace with technological advances.
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Rs 250-Crore Drug Census In Punjab Sparks Row, BJP Seeks Data, AAP Hits Back
The AAP government, however, has rejected the allegations, maintaining that the data collected through the exercise is being analysed and used by the concerned departments.
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Too Many Cars, Too Few Buyers? Why Is China Winning Globally, But Losing Domestically
There are too many manufacturers competing for a limited pool of buyers in China. The entry of several EV brands has created intense competition.
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Houthis Claim Drone Strikes On Riyadh, Saudi Military Sites
The Houthi spokesperson also claimed that the group's forces had again targeted pumping station number 7 along Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline using a drone.
-
13-Year-Old Used School Laptop To Plan Suicide With Google Gemini, Lawsuit Claims
The parents of a 13-year old are suing Google and its parent Alphabet, alleging Gemini coached their daughter to hide her depression and helped draft a funeral eulogy after bypassing school blocks via Google Search.
-
"Fossil Fuels Must Go The Way Of Dinosaurs": UN Chief At COP31
Since agreeing in 2023 for the first time to transition away from fossil fuels, nations have struggled to advance that goal at the annual UN conferences.
-
4 Killed, Several Injured In Israeli Airstrikes In Gaza
An Israeli airstrike on a building at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, killed at least four people and wounded several others early on Thursday, a spokesman for Gaza's civil defence service told Reuters.
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Trump’s PERM Move Hits Indian IT Workers, Still Firms May Not Hire More Americans: Here’s What’s Next
Last month, the Trump administration announced a suspension of Permanent Labor Certification (PERM) applications involving eight companies.
-
IndiGo Extends Suspensions Of Saudi Flights Amid Security Concerns
The airline stated that the operational adjustments were made following a comprehensive review of the security environment to ensure the safety of passengers and aircraft personnel.
-
Telangana Farmers Protest As Reservoir Shortage Triggers Water Crisis Fears
Farmers staged a road blockade near the Tapalapur Forest Check Post in Jannaram mandal, demanding continued irrigation releases from the Kadem Narayana Reddy Project.
-
Paraguay Ex-President Placed Under House Arrest After Impeachment
Paraguayan officials put former President Santiago Pena under house arrest on Friday, shortly after lawmakers impeached him amid a political and financial crisis triggered by the collapse of digital bank ueno.
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Paraguay Senate Impeaches President Over Bank Scandal
Paraguay's Senate on Friday impeached President Santiago Pena over a banking crisis that left millions of people unable to access their deposits.
-
Paraguay President Resigns Amid Protests Over Ueno Banking Crisis
Thousands of Paraguayans gathered outside Congress on Thursday to protest against the president, who is still technically in power as his resignation awaits parliamentary approval.
-
50,000 Chickens Dead, Tamil Nadu Farmers Face Diwali Season Disaster
Farmers are staring at huge economic losses, with the crisis striking just ahead of the peak Diwali season, when they would normally expect business to pick up.
-
Bangladesh Market Sees Surge In Solar Panel Demand Amid Energy Crisis
Panels made by China's Jinko Solar Co. and Longi Green Energy Technology Co. are by far the most popular due to their low price and reliability, according to the Dhaka store owners.
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'Godfather Of AI' Accuses Altman, Musk And Zuckerberg Of Ignoring Risks; Warns Of 'Chernobyl-Like' Disaster
The Nobel laureate warned that AI could disrupt power grids and financial systems as governments struggle to keep pace with technological advances.
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Rs 250-Crore Drug Census In Punjab Sparks Row, BJP Seeks Data, AAP Hits Back
The AAP government, however, has rejected the allegations, maintaining that the data collected through the exercise is being analysed and used by the concerned departments.
-
Too Many Cars, Too Few Buyers? Why Is China Winning Globally, But Losing Domestically
There are too many manufacturers competing for a limited pool of buyers in China. The entry of several EV brands has created intense competition.
