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Europe’s Ariane 6 Rocket Lifts Off With First Galileo Satellites, Boosting Europe’s Navigation Network
Europe’s Ariane 6 rocket has launched its first Galileo navigation satellites, joining the 26-satellite constellation. The mission strengthens Europe’s GPS capabilities and reduces reliance on foreign rockets.
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Apple’s FaceTime Reportedly Blocked in Russia Alongside Snapchat’s Video Calling Feature
Apple’s FaceTime and Snapchat, the disappearing videos and photos platform, will not allow users to make voice and video calls in Russia, according to a report. The services of the two platforms have reportedly been blocked by the country's Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media, Roskomnadzor. In ...
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Key Scholarship Opportunities At Leading Universities For Business Masters And STEM Degrees
Partner universities of QS Rankings offer scholarships including full tuition waivers and financial aid for postgraduate and STEM courses, with deadlines ranging from November to December 2025.
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Canada Wants To Attract Tech Workers Who Won't Get US H-1B Visas
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney wants to attract employees from the technology sector who might have previously worked in the US before President Donald Trump's new visa charges.
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India Offers Expertise To Central American Nations In Digital, Health And Agricultural Sectors
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has offered India's expertise to Central American countries in the fields of digital payment system, information technology, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture to tackle shared problems.
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'Put America First': Trump's Big Warning To Tech Firms Against Hiring Indians
US President Donald Trump has criticised American technology companies like Google, Microsoft and Apple for hiring workers from India and outsourcing manufacturing to China.
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Chinese Sales of Foreign Phone Makers, Including Apple's iPhone, Drop 9.7 Percent in May
Calculations based on the data from the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT) showed that May shipments of foreign-branded phones in China fell to 4.54 million handsets from the same month last year.
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"Fake News": India Refutes Claims Of US Denying S Jaishankar's Request To Meet Trump
India on Friday refuted claims that External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's request to meet US President Donald Trump was denied by the White House due to his busy schedule, terming it as "fake news."
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Who Is Blaise Metreweli, First Woman To Head UK's Spy Agency MI6
MI6, or the Secret Intelligence Service, is the UK's foreign intelligence agency, responsible for gathering overseas intelligence to protect national security and support foreign policy.
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Britain Appoints Blaise Metreweli As First Female Head Of MI6 Spy Agency
Britain on Sunday named Blaise Metreweli, a career intelligence officer, as the first female head of the Secret Intelligence Service, the foreign spy service known as MI6.
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"National Need": Why Is 'Fund Kaveri Engine' Trending On X? All You Need To Know
The goal is to end India's dependence on foreign engines for building fighter jets, promoting self-reliance in defence technology.
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Hong Kong To Open Universities To More Foreign Students After US Ban
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology invited international students enrolled at Harvard to continue their studies at HKUST.
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"China-Made Air Defence System In Pakistan Jammed By Air Force," Says India
In a big reveal, the Government of India on Wednesday, said that the Indian Air Force had successfully jammed Chinese air defence systems that Pakistan had installed all along its border and Line of Control with India.
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What Are The Most Popular Programmes In US Universities For Indian Students
The new age courses and emerging fields are in demand as they offer both excellent career opportunities and align with industry needs and future growth opportunities.
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World Expo Opens In Japan Today: What It Is, Environmental Impact
While World Expos still showcase future technologies, some argue that the advent of the internet, mass media and cheaper foreign travel have made them redundant.
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Europe’s Ariane 6 Rocket Lifts Off With First Galileo Satellites, Boosting Europe’s Navigation Network
Europe’s Ariane 6 rocket has launched its first Galileo navigation satellites, joining the 26-satellite constellation. The mission strengthens Europe’s GPS capabilities and reduces reliance on foreign rockets.
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Apple’s FaceTime Reportedly Blocked in Russia Alongside Snapchat’s Video Calling Feature
Apple’s FaceTime and Snapchat, the disappearing videos and photos platform, will not allow users to make voice and video calls in Russia, according to a report. The services of the two platforms have reportedly been blocked by the country's Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media, Roskomnadzor. In ...
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Key Scholarship Opportunities At Leading Universities For Business Masters And STEM Degrees
Partner universities of QS Rankings offer scholarships including full tuition waivers and financial aid for postgraduate and STEM courses, with deadlines ranging from November to December 2025.
-
Canada Wants To Attract Tech Workers Who Won't Get US H-1B Visas
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney wants to attract employees from the technology sector who might have previously worked in the US before President Donald Trump's new visa charges.
-
India Offers Expertise To Central American Nations In Digital, Health And Agricultural Sectors
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has offered India's expertise to Central American countries in the fields of digital payment system, information technology, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture to tackle shared problems.
-
'Put America First': Trump's Big Warning To Tech Firms Against Hiring Indians
US President Donald Trump has criticised American technology companies like Google, Microsoft and Apple for hiring workers from India and outsourcing manufacturing to China.
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Chinese Sales of Foreign Phone Makers, Including Apple's iPhone, Drop 9.7 Percent in May
Calculations based on the data from the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT) showed that May shipments of foreign-branded phones in China fell to 4.54 million handsets from the same month last year.
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"Fake News": India Refutes Claims Of US Denying S Jaishankar's Request To Meet Trump
India on Friday refuted claims that External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's request to meet US President Donald Trump was denied by the White House due to his busy schedule, terming it as "fake news."
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Who Is Blaise Metreweli, First Woman To Head UK's Spy Agency MI6
MI6, or the Secret Intelligence Service, is the UK's foreign intelligence agency, responsible for gathering overseas intelligence to protect national security and support foreign policy.
-
Britain Appoints Blaise Metreweli As First Female Head Of MI6 Spy Agency
Britain on Sunday named Blaise Metreweli, a career intelligence officer, as the first female head of the Secret Intelligence Service, the foreign spy service known as MI6.
-
"National Need": Why Is 'Fund Kaveri Engine' Trending On X? All You Need To Know
The goal is to end India's dependence on foreign engines for building fighter jets, promoting self-reliance in defence technology.
-
Hong Kong To Open Universities To More Foreign Students After US Ban
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology invited international students enrolled at Harvard to continue their studies at HKUST.
-
"China-Made Air Defence System In Pakistan Jammed By Air Force," Says India
In a big reveal, the Government of India on Wednesday, said that the Indian Air Force had successfully jammed Chinese air defence systems that Pakistan had installed all along its border and Line of Control with India.
-
What Are The Most Popular Programmes In US Universities For Indian Students
The new age courses and emerging fields are in demand as they offer both excellent career opportunities and align with industry needs and future growth opportunities.
-
World Expo Opens In Japan Today: What It Is, Environmental Impact
While World Expos still showcase future technologies, some argue that the advent of the internet, mass media and cheaper foreign travel have made them redundant.
