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After Losing Everything To wildfire, Teen Used AI To Tackle Such Situations
Instead of letting fear and sadness overwhelm him, he decided to find a solution.
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Incredible India Campaign Gets A Fresh New Look: 5 Points You Should Know
The revamp aims to promote the country's rich heritage, diverse culture, and breathtaking landscapes to the world.
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B by Lenskart AI Smart Glasses to Be Available to Developers in India; Could Launch By December
Lenskart announced on Thursday that it is planning to launch its next-generation B by Lenskart smartglasses in India by the end of this year. Moreover, the company will soon allow developers in the country to start creating apps for the wearable. Lenskart has also revealed some specifications of the soon-to-be-launched AI smartglasses. B by Lenskar...
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Top 10 Countries With The Most Airports, And What Travellers Should Know About Them
Several countries around the world have more than a thousand airports. What does such a vast network mean for travellers? Find out below.
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Mumbai's Fake Scientist Likely Had Access To Nuclear Data, 14 Maps Found
In a crucial development after the arrest of a fake scientist at the country's premier nuclear research unit, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai police have recovered suspicious nuclear data and 14 maps from the suspect.
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India's Neighbourhood First Policy Helping All: Sri Lanka PM At NDTV World Summit
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya said today that India's "Neighbourhood First" policy is helping all the neighbouring countries.
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Russian Woman Lists 11 'Outdated Stereotypes' About India That Foreigners Still Believe
Anastasia Sharova, a Russian woman living in India for four years, listed some of the outdated stereotypes about the country.
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UN Security Council Rejects Russia, China's Bid To Delay Iran Nuclear Sanctions
The U.N. Security Council rejected last-ditch effort to delay the reimposition of sanctions on Iran over its nuke program a day before the deadline and after Western countries claimed that weeks of meetings failed to result in a "concrete" agreement.
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'Paltu Ram' Or Survivor In Chief? Nitish Kumar's Long Political Innings
It's election results time in Bihar, and if there's one man the country has its eyes set on, it is Nitish Kumar. Once called the architect of Bihar's development, his leadership has been under intense scrutiny amid shifting alliances and a resurgent
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Indian-American Community's 'Silence' On US Policy Change 'Surprising': S Tharoor
A parliamentary panel raised the recentdecisions taken by the US aimed at India with a visiting delegation of lawmakers from that country and the "silence" of the Indian-American community over these developments came up during discussion.
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India Plans 'Bodyguard' Satellites After Risky Orbital Near-Miss: Report
India is developing a plan to improve its ability to protect satellites from attacks, people familiar with the matter said, after a near miss in orbit highlighted risks to national security posed by other spacecraft.
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Mithun Manhas: Street-Smart Cricketer, Who Was Always At The Right Place At Right Time
Mithun Manhas, a veteran of 157 first-class games, is all set to become the 37th BCCI president and the surprise development has not only raised eyebrows but also left the cricket fraternity in the country in disbelief.
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Google To Make $6.8 Billion AI Investment In UK Ahead Of Trump Visit
Google said Tuesday it was investing £5 billion ($6.8 billion) in the UK over the next two years to help power the country's AI drive, ahead of a visit by US President Donald Trump.
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Himanta Sarma Says Probe Report Exposes Cartel With 'Links' To Gaurav Gogoi
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said documents have been recovered that point to an alleged attempt to demean the "development" of the country by a cartel allegedly having links to Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi and his family.
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"What Have You Done?" Chilling Saga Of Nepal Prince Murdering Royal Family
Any conversation on Nepal's monarchy brings to mind bloody memories of a chilling royal massacre that rocked the country in 2001. And this regicide, many say, had a Gwalior angle.
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After Losing Everything To wildfire, Teen Used AI To Tackle Such Situations
Instead of letting fear and sadness overwhelm him, he decided to find a solution.
-
Incredible India Campaign Gets A Fresh New Look: 5 Points You Should Know
The revamp aims to promote the country's rich heritage, diverse culture, and breathtaking landscapes to the world.
-
B by Lenskart AI Smart Glasses to Be Available to Developers in India; Could Launch By December
Lenskart announced on Thursday that it is planning to launch its next-generation B by Lenskart smartglasses in India by the end of this year. Moreover, the company will soon allow developers in the country to start creating apps for the wearable. Lenskart has also revealed some specifications of the soon-to-be-launched AI smartglasses. B by Lenskar...
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Top 10 Countries With The Most Airports, And What Travellers Should Know About Them
Several countries around the world have more than a thousand airports. What does such a vast network mean for travellers? Find out below.
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Mumbai's Fake Scientist Likely Had Access To Nuclear Data, 14 Maps Found
In a crucial development after the arrest of a fake scientist at the country's premier nuclear research unit, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai police have recovered suspicious nuclear data and 14 maps from the suspect.
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India's Neighbourhood First Policy Helping All: Sri Lanka PM At NDTV World Summit
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya said today that India's "Neighbourhood First" policy is helping all the neighbouring countries.
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Russian Woman Lists 11 'Outdated Stereotypes' About India That Foreigners Still Believe
Anastasia Sharova, a Russian woman living in India for four years, listed some of the outdated stereotypes about the country.
-
UN Security Council Rejects Russia, China's Bid To Delay Iran Nuclear Sanctions
The U.N. Security Council rejected last-ditch effort to delay the reimposition of sanctions on Iran over its nuke program a day before the deadline and after Western countries claimed that weeks of meetings failed to result in a "concrete" agreement.
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'Paltu Ram' Or Survivor In Chief? Nitish Kumar's Long Political Innings
It's election results time in Bihar, and if there's one man the country has its eyes set on, it is Nitish Kumar. Once called the architect of Bihar's development, his leadership has been under intense scrutiny amid shifting alliances and a resurgent
-
Indian-American Community's 'Silence' On US Policy Change 'Surprising': S Tharoor
A parliamentary panel raised the recentdecisions taken by the US aimed at India with a visiting delegation of lawmakers from that country and the "silence" of the Indian-American community over these developments came up during discussion.
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India Plans 'Bodyguard' Satellites After Risky Orbital Near-Miss: Report
India is developing a plan to improve its ability to protect satellites from attacks, people familiar with the matter said, after a near miss in orbit highlighted risks to national security posed by other spacecraft.
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Mithun Manhas: Street-Smart Cricketer, Who Was Always At The Right Place At Right Time
Mithun Manhas, a veteran of 157 first-class games, is all set to become the 37th BCCI president and the surprise development has not only raised eyebrows but also left the cricket fraternity in the country in disbelief.
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Google To Make $6.8 Billion AI Investment In UK Ahead Of Trump Visit
Google said Tuesday it was investing £5 billion ($6.8 billion) in the UK over the next two years to help power the country's AI drive, ahead of a visit by US President Donald Trump.
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Himanta Sarma Says Probe Report Exposes Cartel With 'Links' To Gaurav Gogoi
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said documents have been recovered that point to an alleged attempt to demean the "development" of the country by a cartel allegedly having links to Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi and his family.
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"What Have You Done?" Chilling Saga Of Nepal Prince Murdering Royal Family
Any conversation on Nepal's monarchy brings to mind bloody memories of a chilling royal massacre that rocked the country in 2001. And this regicide, many say, had a Gwalior angle.
