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How Al-Qaeda Financed The 9/11 Hijackers Over Nearly 2 Years
The 9/11 plotters reportedly spent somewhere between $400,000 and $500,000 to plan and conduct their attack.
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"Lazy, Incompetent": Kangana Ranaut's Fiery Exchange With Officials In Mandi
While reviewing development works and schemes under DISHA, Kangana Ranaut stressed that government money must reach the intended beneficiaries and should not be misused.
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Want To Pursue PhD Abroad? Know How This University Funds Students
The University of Queensland offers research scholarships for domestic and international PhD students covering tuition and a living stipend.
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Opinion | The Indian Investor Has A New Problem: An SIP That Does Nothing
You keep doing everything right. So why aren't your stocks paying off, even as your investments rise?
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Harvard To Columbia: How Israeli Money Quietly Flowed Into US Universities
In some cases, the Israeli Ministry of Defense directly sponsored projects. In others, Israeli weapons companies such as Elbit Systems, Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries were involved.
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SIP Assets Triple, B30 Cities Rise: How Mutual Fund Investor Is Changing
SIP Investment Trends: SIP assets more than tripled over 5 years, rising from Rs 4.25 lakh crore in March 2021 to Rs 14.83 lakh crore in March 2026.
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Dog Mask On, Man Claims Madhya Pradesh Sterilisation Drive All Bark, No Bite
Accompanied by Municipal Corporation Leader of Opposition Deepak "Mullu" Rathore, the man used the unusual form of protest to draw attention to alleged corruption in the civic body's stray dog sterilisation programme.
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Burned Out At 27, Techie With Rs 1 Crore Savings Asks: "Can I Retire Now?"
Suffering from severe burnout and constant fear of layoffs, he asked the online FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) community if he could retire to a quiet town and live a simple, single life.
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How Long Can You Survive Without A Salary? Do This Simple Math Today
There is an easy way to find out how prepared you are.Ask yourself this: If your income stopped today, how long could your savings support you.
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When USAID Shut In Nepal, Mothers And Babies Started Dying
In Nepal, a five-year, $35 million program cancelled by the U.S. cuts reached more than 100,000 women and girls in its first three years.
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Kerala High Court Restores Foreign Funding Licence Of 2 NGOs, Questions Centre
The cases were filed by Kerala Social Service Forum, the Kottayam-based body coordinating 32 Catholic Diocesan Social Service Societies, and Save A Family Plan India, a charitable trust based in Kanjoor in Ernakulam.
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"Next Anthropic Won't Emerge From India": Entrepreneur Cites Banking System Issues
Jain argued that strict lending requirements and limited access to credit make it difficult for ambitious entrepreneurs to scale, raising concerns about whether India can produce the next Anthropic or other world-changing firms.
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At This US Billionaire's Hedge Fund, Even Receptionists And Janitors Own Millions In Stock
Pershing Square also provides healthy meals, gym access and comprehensive healthcare benefits as part of its workplace package.
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"US Regulates Flow Of Foreign Funds Too": India On US Lawmaker's Criticism
The Centre on Friday responded to a remark made by a US lawmaker on the proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment (FCRA) Bill, 2026.
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Flexi Cap, Mid Cap Or Multi Asset: Which Fund Makes Most Money Over Time
A fund category that has delivered the best return over the past year may not necessarily be the best fit for the next five years.
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How Al-Qaeda Financed The 9/11 Hijackers Over Nearly 2 Years
The 9/11 plotters reportedly spent somewhere between $400,000 and $500,000 to plan and conduct their attack.
-
"Lazy, Incompetent": Kangana Ranaut's Fiery Exchange With Officials In Mandi
While reviewing development works and schemes under DISHA, Kangana Ranaut stressed that government money must reach the intended beneficiaries and should not be misused.
-
Want To Pursue PhD Abroad? Know How This University Funds Students
The University of Queensland offers research scholarships for domestic and international PhD students covering tuition and a living stipend.
-
Opinion | The Indian Investor Has A New Problem: An SIP That Does Nothing
You keep doing everything right. So why aren't your stocks paying off, even as your investments rise?
-
Harvard To Columbia: How Israeli Money Quietly Flowed Into US Universities
In some cases, the Israeli Ministry of Defense directly sponsored projects. In others, Israeli weapons companies such as Elbit Systems, Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries were involved.
-
SIP Assets Triple, B30 Cities Rise: How Mutual Fund Investor Is Changing
SIP Investment Trends: SIP assets more than tripled over 5 years, rising from Rs 4.25 lakh crore in March 2021 to Rs 14.83 lakh crore in March 2026.
-
Dog Mask On, Man Claims Madhya Pradesh Sterilisation Drive All Bark, No Bite
Accompanied by Municipal Corporation Leader of Opposition Deepak "Mullu" Rathore, the man used the unusual form of protest to draw attention to alleged corruption in the civic body's stray dog sterilisation programme.
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Burned Out At 27, Techie With Rs 1 Crore Savings Asks: "Can I Retire Now?"
Suffering from severe burnout and constant fear of layoffs, he asked the online FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) community if he could retire to a quiet town and live a simple, single life.
-
How Long Can You Survive Without A Salary? Do This Simple Math Today
There is an easy way to find out how prepared you are.Ask yourself this: If your income stopped today, how long could your savings support you.
-
When USAID Shut In Nepal, Mothers And Babies Started Dying
In Nepal, a five-year, $35 million program cancelled by the U.S. cuts reached more than 100,000 women and girls in its first three years.
-
Kerala High Court Restores Foreign Funding Licence Of 2 NGOs, Questions Centre
The cases were filed by Kerala Social Service Forum, the Kottayam-based body coordinating 32 Catholic Diocesan Social Service Societies, and Save A Family Plan India, a charitable trust based in Kanjoor in Ernakulam.
-
"Next Anthropic Won't Emerge From India": Entrepreneur Cites Banking System Issues
Jain argued that strict lending requirements and limited access to credit make it difficult for ambitious entrepreneurs to scale, raising concerns about whether India can produce the next Anthropic or other world-changing firms.
-
At This US Billionaire's Hedge Fund, Even Receptionists And Janitors Own Millions In Stock
Pershing Square also provides healthy meals, gym access and comprehensive healthcare benefits as part of its workplace package.
-
"US Regulates Flow Of Foreign Funds Too": India On US Lawmaker's Criticism
The Centre on Friday responded to a remark made by a US lawmaker on the proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment (FCRA) Bill, 2026.
-
Flexi Cap, Mid Cap Or Multi Asset: Which Fund Makes Most Money Over Time
A fund category that has delivered the best return over the past year may not necessarily be the best fit for the next five years.
