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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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"I Was In Denial": Man's Emotional Post After Microsoft Layoff, Vows To Find Job In 30 Days
Microsoft has introduced a voluntary exit programme covering around 60,000 employees across India, the US, the UK and Canada.
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Silent Skeletal Crisis: Why Indoor Lifestyles Are Weakening Indian Children's Bones
In many cases, bone weakness develops without early symptoms. Parents should stay alert to clear signs and seek a medical evaluation on time.
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Violence, Tear Gas, Arrests: Europe Gripped By Growing Protests
French police arrested nearly 1,000 people across the country as officers faced what Interior Minister Laurent Nunez described as an "extremely elevated level of violence" from black-clad extremists.
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How Ukraine War Triggered Europe's Biggest Migration Wave Since World War II
By the end of 2025, there were 5.9 million Ukrainian refugees worldwide, with more than 5 million hosted across Europe, according to UNHCR.
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30-Year-Old Princeton PhD With Nobel-Cited Research Fails To Land Job After 2,300 Applications
His work on ice formation was cited by the Nobel Committee in 2024 as an example of the application of machine learning in scientific research. Despite his qualifications, finding work has proved difficult.
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Over 2.6 Million Afghan Girls Denied Secondary Education Since 2021, Says United Nations' Body
According to the official report, girls who are out of school face heightened protection risks, including child labour, abuse, early marriage, and gender-based violence.
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Bali Hit By Fuel Shortage, Hundreds Protest As Queues Stretch Over Kilometre
Long lines stretched more than a kilometre (0.6 miles) at several gas stations in the provincial capital of Denpasar on Thursday, and around 500 people rallied outside the governor's office.
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Indian Man Warns Of Fuel Crisis In Bali Affecting Travel Plans: 'It Was Nightmare'
An Indian traveller has warned those looking to visit Bali to plan their trip, keeping the ongoing fuel crisis in mind.
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Millions Of Records, Dozens Of Companies: Inside Japan's Escalating Cyber Crisis
Japan has declared a cybersecurity emergency after major data breaches exposed millions of records. Attacks on Times Car, JR East and IDC Frontier highlight rising ransomware threats, while AI enables hackers to automate phishing and target organisations at scale.
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Punjab Activist Catches Medical Shop Owner Selling 'Drugs', Gets Shot Dead
The activist, Parvinder Singh Jhota, was known for exposing the illegal sale of addictive drugs at chemist shops in Punjab.
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Maharashtra Water Crisis: 611 Tankers Deployed As Central Team Assesses Drought
The tankers are supplying water to 517 villages and 2,147 settlements across 10 districts as officials assess crop losses and drinking water shortages.
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Maharashtra Deploys 611 Water Tankers Amid Drought, Central Team Visits State
In Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Divisional Commissioner G Srikant briefed the panel on rainfall deficits, Kharif crop loss, and drinking water and fodder shortages,.
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Rs 35-A-Month Job At 13, Surviving On 25 Paise A Day, Giving Up Rs 1.5 Crore Car: Nana Patekar's Life Beyond Stardom
In an interview, Nana Patekar said, "After school, I would go walk up and down 8 kilometres to Chunabhatti to paint film posters to make Rs 35 per month and get a meal a day"
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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.
-
"I Was In Denial": Man's Emotional Post After Microsoft Layoff, Vows To Find Job In 30 Days
Microsoft has introduced a voluntary exit programme covering around 60,000 employees across India, the US, the UK and Canada.
-
Silent Skeletal Crisis: Why Indoor Lifestyles Are Weakening Indian Children's Bones
In many cases, bone weakness develops without early symptoms. Parents should stay alert to clear signs and seek a medical evaluation on time.
-
Violence, Tear Gas, Arrests: Europe Gripped By Growing Protests
French police arrested nearly 1,000 people across the country as officers faced what Interior Minister Laurent Nunez described as an "extremely elevated level of violence" from black-clad extremists.
-
How Ukraine War Triggered Europe's Biggest Migration Wave Since World War II
By the end of 2025, there were 5.9 million Ukrainian refugees worldwide, with more than 5 million hosted across Europe, according to UNHCR.
-
30-Year-Old Princeton PhD With Nobel-Cited Research Fails To Land Job After 2,300 Applications
His work on ice formation was cited by the Nobel Committee in 2024 as an example of the application of machine learning in scientific research. Despite his qualifications, finding work has proved difficult.
-
Over 2.6 Million Afghan Girls Denied Secondary Education Since 2021, Says United Nations' Body
According to the official report, girls who are out of school face heightened protection risks, including child labour, abuse, early marriage, and gender-based violence.
-
Bali Hit By Fuel Shortage, Hundreds Protest As Queues Stretch Over Kilometre
Long lines stretched more than a kilometre (0.6 miles) at several gas stations in the provincial capital of Denpasar on Thursday, and around 500 people rallied outside the governor's office.
-
Indian Man Warns Of Fuel Crisis In Bali Affecting Travel Plans: 'It Was Nightmare'
An Indian traveller has warned those looking to visit Bali to plan their trip, keeping the ongoing fuel crisis in mind.
-
Millions Of Records, Dozens Of Companies: Inside Japan's Escalating Cyber Crisis
Japan has declared a cybersecurity emergency after major data breaches exposed millions of records. Attacks on Times Car, JR East and IDC Frontier highlight rising ransomware threats, while AI enables hackers to automate phishing and target organisations at scale.
-
Punjab Activist Catches Medical Shop Owner Selling 'Drugs', Gets Shot Dead
The activist, Parvinder Singh Jhota, was known for exposing the illegal sale of addictive drugs at chemist shops in Punjab.
-
Maharashtra Water Crisis: 611 Tankers Deployed As Central Team Assesses Drought
The tankers are supplying water to 517 villages and 2,147 settlements across 10 districts as officials assess crop losses and drinking water shortages.
-
Maharashtra Deploys 611 Water Tankers Amid Drought, Central Team Visits State
In Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Divisional Commissioner G Srikant briefed the panel on rainfall deficits, Kharif crop loss, and drinking water and fodder shortages,.
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Rs 35-A-Month Job At 13, Surviving On 25 Paise A Day, Giving Up Rs 1.5 Crore Car: Nana Patekar's Life Beyond Stardom
In an interview, Nana Patekar said, "After school, I would go walk up and down 8 kilometres to Chunabhatti to paint film posters to make Rs 35 per month and get a meal a day"
