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Pavel Dorofeyev Emerges in NHL Trade Rumors as Minnesota Wild Revisit Jesper Wallstedt Talks
Pavel Dorofeyev might end up being an NHL offer-sheet target, as the Vegas Golden Knights keep wrestling with cap pressure. At the same time, Jesper Wallstedt is still in the mix when it comes to trade speculation around the Minnesota Wild.
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ChatGPT's New 'Duty To Warn': Why Your AI Confessor Is No Longer Private
OpenAI's "Trusted Contact" rollout marks a tipping point: ChatGPT is moving from a silent assistant to a mandatory reporter. Are we ready for the end of the digital confessional?
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1 Year After Operation Sindoor, Children In Uri Still Carry Scars Of Shelling
While people are trying to rebuild their lives and hoping to see the end of hostilities on the border, the four-day war has left a deep impact on the psyche of children.
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Samsung Officially Discontinues LPDDR4, LPDDR4x RAM Amid Surging Demand for AI Workloads
Samsung has discontinued two of its LPDDR4 series memory chips as it shifts focus towards newer and faster alternatives. In recent weeks, reports emerged that the South Korean tech conglomerate could cease manufacturing of the LPDDR4 and LPDDR4x RAM by the end of 2026, potentially resulting in all Samsung phones moving entirely to the LPDDR5 lineup...
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Lebanon To Seek Extended Ceasefire Between Hezbollah-Israel In US Talks
US mediation over Lebanon emerged in parallel to Pakistan's bid to end its war with Iran, which had demanded Lebanon be part of a ceasefire.
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After Extending Liquor Ban For Bengal, Poll Body's Next Move: No Motorbikes
The Election Commission said its aim is to "ensure free, fair, peaceful and violence-free elections". To that end, the poll body had earlier doubled the duration of liquor ban in the state.
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Trouble In Bangladesh Cricket? BCB President Says "What Else Can I Do?"
Media reports suggest Aminul's regime could soon end, with former captain Tamim Iqbal emerging as the leading contender for the BCB presidency.
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Bypass Hormuz With Nuclear Explosives? US Studied That In Panama In 1960s
The idea for a new canal to move oil from the Middle East had emerged two decades earlier, in the context of another Middle East conflict, the Suez crisis.
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A War Meant To Break Iran Could Leave It Stronger, And Gulf Exposed
An end to the war in the Middle East without clear guarantees on what would follow would pose a significant danger for Gulf states.
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The End Of Coding? Emergent's Mukund Jha Says Just Prompt Your Dunzo
Emergent manages hosting, deployment and infrastructure end-to-end, claiming a 99% deployment success rate.
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Out With Old, In With The New: Lawrence Bishnoi's Mumbai Underworld Power Play
For over a decade, Mumbai enjoyed respite - from gangsters and criminal actors terrorising their daily lives - that once seemed impossible, but now the emergence of Lawrence Bishnoi threatens to shatter that calm.
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Great Davos Divorce: How US Allies Drew Red Line On Trump's Greenland Gambit
As US President Donald Trump continues his relentless pursuit of Greenland, some of America's closest allies have declared an end to the United States-led global order.
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SpaceX Crew-11 Splashes Down in First-Ever Medical Evacuation From the International Space Station
NASA has carried out the first medical evacuation of astronauts from the International Space Station after a crew member on SpaceX Crew-11 developed a critical medical condition. The mission was ended weeks early, with the Dragon capsule safely splashing down off California on January 15, 2026. The unprecedented return highlights NASA’s ability t...
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Vijay Emerges Key Pivot In Anti-DMK Strategy As NDA Plans Mega Chennai Show
Actor-turned-politician Vijay has emerged as a central figure in the opposition's evolving calculations in Tamil Nadu.
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'But We Have Deadline': Boss Tells Employee Who Was Having Breathing Difficulties
An Indian employee shared an incident where their boss disregarded health issues, emphasising deadlines over well-being during a breathing emergency.
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Pavel Dorofeyev Emerges in NHL Trade Rumors as Minnesota Wild Revisit Jesper Wallstedt Talks
Pavel Dorofeyev might end up being an NHL offer-sheet target, as the Vegas Golden Knights keep wrestling with cap pressure. At the same time, Jesper Wallstedt is still in the mix when it comes to trade speculation around the Minnesota Wild.
-
ChatGPT's New 'Duty To Warn': Why Your AI Confessor Is No Longer Private
OpenAI's "Trusted Contact" rollout marks a tipping point: ChatGPT is moving from a silent assistant to a mandatory reporter. Are we ready for the end of the digital confessional?
-
1 Year After Operation Sindoor, Children In Uri Still Carry Scars Of Shelling
While people are trying to rebuild their lives and hoping to see the end of hostilities on the border, the four-day war has left a deep impact on the psyche of children.
-
Samsung Officially Discontinues LPDDR4, LPDDR4x RAM Amid Surging Demand for AI Workloads
Samsung has discontinued two of its LPDDR4 series memory chips as it shifts focus towards newer and faster alternatives. In recent weeks, reports emerged that the South Korean tech conglomerate could cease manufacturing of the LPDDR4 and LPDDR4x RAM by the end of 2026, potentially resulting in all Samsung phones moving entirely to the LPDDR5 lineup...
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Lebanon To Seek Extended Ceasefire Between Hezbollah-Israel In US Talks
US mediation over Lebanon emerged in parallel to Pakistan's bid to end its war with Iran, which had demanded Lebanon be part of a ceasefire.
-
After Extending Liquor Ban For Bengal, Poll Body's Next Move: No Motorbikes
The Election Commission said its aim is to "ensure free, fair, peaceful and violence-free elections". To that end, the poll body had earlier doubled the duration of liquor ban in the state.
-
Trouble In Bangladesh Cricket? BCB President Says "What Else Can I Do?"
Media reports suggest Aminul's regime could soon end, with former captain Tamim Iqbal emerging as the leading contender for the BCB presidency.
-
Bypass Hormuz With Nuclear Explosives? US Studied That In Panama In 1960s
The idea for a new canal to move oil from the Middle East had emerged two decades earlier, in the context of another Middle East conflict, the Suez crisis.
-
A War Meant To Break Iran Could Leave It Stronger, And Gulf Exposed
An end to the war in the Middle East without clear guarantees on what would follow would pose a significant danger for Gulf states.
-
The End Of Coding? Emergent's Mukund Jha Says Just Prompt Your Dunzo
Emergent manages hosting, deployment and infrastructure end-to-end, claiming a 99% deployment success rate.
-
Out With Old, In With The New: Lawrence Bishnoi's Mumbai Underworld Power Play
For over a decade, Mumbai enjoyed respite - from gangsters and criminal actors terrorising their daily lives - that once seemed impossible, but now the emergence of Lawrence Bishnoi threatens to shatter that calm.
-
Great Davos Divorce: How US Allies Drew Red Line On Trump's Greenland Gambit
As US President Donald Trump continues his relentless pursuit of Greenland, some of America's closest allies have declared an end to the United States-led global order.
-
SpaceX Crew-11 Splashes Down in First-Ever Medical Evacuation From the International Space Station
NASA has carried out the first medical evacuation of astronauts from the International Space Station after a crew member on SpaceX Crew-11 developed a critical medical condition. The mission was ended weeks early, with the Dragon capsule safely splashing down off California on January 15, 2026. The unprecedented return highlights NASA’s ability t...
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Vijay Emerges Key Pivot In Anti-DMK Strategy As NDA Plans Mega Chennai Show
Actor-turned-politician Vijay has emerged as a central figure in the opposition's evolving calculations in Tamil Nadu.
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'But We Have Deadline': Boss Tells Employee Who Was Having Breathing Difficulties
An Indian employee shared an incident where their boss disregarded health issues, emphasising deadlines over well-being during a breathing emergency.
