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White House To Push Companies To Ensure AI Doesn't Hike Power Bills: Report
Surging demand from power-hungry data centres has prompted consumer advocates to warn that households could end up subsidising grid upgrades.
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Man Calls Bangalore A "Paradox", Praises 100 Feet Road In Indiranagar, Internet Reacts
The user reserves high praise for Indiranagar's famous 100 Feet Road, describing it as a masterclass in urban planning.
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Video: Passenger Shows Clean Tamil Nadu Train, Compares It To North Indian Trains
An individual recently shared a video from a Madurai Rameswaram passenger train, showing clean toilets, shining wash basins, and even litter free platforms and railway tracks.
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One Tunnel, One Highway: Rs 14,115-Crore Bet To Transform UP, Delhi-NCR
While Delhi gets a six-lane tunnel, for Uttar Pradesh, the Cabinet has approved the 117.7-km Kanpur-Kabrai greenfield highway worth Rs 7,145.14 crore.
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Delhi's Major Flooding Hotspots Avoid Waterlogging Amid Heavy Rain
While heavy rain led to waterlogging and traffic disruptions in parts of the capital, an NDTV ground check found that several of Delhi's chronic flood-prone corridors, including Minto Bridge, Dhaula Kuan underpass, Moolchand underpass, remained free of waterlogging and traffic continued to move.
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Ukraine Drone Blitz Is Crippling Russian Refineries. What It Means For India
Since the beginning of 2026, Ukrainian drones have struck Russian oil and gas facilities at least 194 times, an 11-fold increase compared to the same period last year.
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Metro Depot, Police Stations: Delhi Clears Key Projects After Years Of Delay
The clearances cover projects linked to public transport, policing, healthcare, education, water supply and waste management.
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Woman Shares Monsoon Ordeal After 1-Hour Commute To Office To Collect Laptop
Reflecting on Mumbai's monsoon season, Ihina said it is not just rain but feels like an annual shutdown.
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A Rs 7,000-Crore Push: Not Just Devotees, Investors Are Heading To Vrindavan Too
Taken together, initiatives place Vrindavan region close to the Rs 7,000 crore mark in planned and executing infrastructure signals.
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Microsoft, Tata Among Firms Planning India-Southeast Asia Submarine Cable
Microsoft, Lightstorm and telecom majors plan a 3,600 km undersea cable linking India, Singapore and Malaysia to power AI and cloud growth by 2029
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25 Years After CNG Revolution, Delhi's Auto Drivers Face A New Transition
As Delhi prepares for its biggest electric mobility push since the CNG revolution, auto drivers who lived through hours-long queues and fuel shortages say the city has one chance to avoid repeating history: build the infrastructure before the transition gathers speed.
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Man Compares Delhi-NCR And Bengaluru, Calls Relocation A "Cultural Shock" Over Soaring Rents
In a post on X, Google software engineer Vaibhav Agarwal compared the cost of living in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru after relocating to the city.
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India's Digital Revolution Enhancing Ease Of Living: PM To Dutch Queen
Modi expressed his delight in meeting the queen, who is also the UN Secretary General's Special Advocate for Financial Health and a long-standing global voice for financial inclusion.
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How Massive Fire Safety Gaps Leave India Exposed To Preventable Deaths
According to state-wise data compiled by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) and the Ministry of Home Affairs, many states are operating with a substantial shortage of fire stations.
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From Ports To AI Data Centres: Gautam Adani's Roadmap For India's Growth
Speaking at the group's Annual General Meeting (AGM), Gautam Adani said infrastructure and intelligence will be the two key pillars shaping India's future.
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White House To Push Companies To Ensure AI Doesn't Hike Power Bills: Report
Surging demand from power-hungry data centres has prompted consumer advocates to warn that households could end up subsidising grid upgrades.
-
Man Calls Bangalore A "Paradox", Praises 100 Feet Road In Indiranagar, Internet Reacts
The user reserves high praise for Indiranagar's famous 100 Feet Road, describing it as a masterclass in urban planning.
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Video: Passenger Shows Clean Tamil Nadu Train, Compares It To North Indian Trains
An individual recently shared a video from a Madurai Rameswaram passenger train, showing clean toilets, shining wash basins, and even litter free platforms and railway tracks.
-
One Tunnel, One Highway: Rs 14,115-Crore Bet To Transform UP, Delhi-NCR
While Delhi gets a six-lane tunnel, for Uttar Pradesh, the Cabinet has approved the 117.7-km Kanpur-Kabrai greenfield highway worth Rs 7,145.14 crore.
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Delhi's Major Flooding Hotspots Avoid Waterlogging Amid Heavy Rain
While heavy rain led to waterlogging and traffic disruptions in parts of the capital, an NDTV ground check found that several of Delhi's chronic flood-prone corridors, including Minto Bridge, Dhaula Kuan underpass, Moolchand underpass, remained free of waterlogging and traffic continued to move.
-
Ukraine Drone Blitz Is Crippling Russian Refineries. What It Means For India
Since the beginning of 2026, Ukrainian drones have struck Russian oil and gas facilities at least 194 times, an 11-fold increase compared to the same period last year.
-
Metro Depot, Police Stations: Delhi Clears Key Projects After Years Of Delay
The clearances cover projects linked to public transport, policing, healthcare, education, water supply and waste management.
-
Woman Shares Monsoon Ordeal After 1-Hour Commute To Office To Collect Laptop
Reflecting on Mumbai's monsoon season, Ihina said it is not just rain but feels like an annual shutdown.
-
A Rs 7,000-Crore Push: Not Just Devotees, Investors Are Heading To Vrindavan Too
Taken together, initiatives place Vrindavan region close to the Rs 7,000 crore mark in planned and executing infrastructure signals.
-
Microsoft, Tata Among Firms Planning India-Southeast Asia Submarine Cable
Microsoft, Lightstorm and telecom majors plan a 3,600 km undersea cable linking India, Singapore and Malaysia to power AI and cloud growth by 2029
-
25 Years After CNG Revolution, Delhi's Auto Drivers Face A New Transition
As Delhi prepares for its biggest electric mobility push since the CNG revolution, auto drivers who lived through hours-long queues and fuel shortages say the city has one chance to avoid repeating history: build the infrastructure before the transition gathers speed.
-
Man Compares Delhi-NCR And Bengaluru, Calls Relocation A "Cultural Shock" Over Soaring Rents
In a post on X, Google software engineer Vaibhav Agarwal compared the cost of living in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru after relocating to the city.
-
India's Digital Revolution Enhancing Ease Of Living: PM To Dutch Queen
Modi expressed his delight in meeting the queen, who is also the UN Secretary General's Special Advocate for Financial Health and a long-standing global voice for financial inclusion.
-
How Massive Fire Safety Gaps Leave India Exposed To Preventable Deaths
According to state-wise data compiled by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) and the Ministry of Home Affairs, many states are operating with a substantial shortage of fire stations.
-
From Ports To AI Data Centres: Gautam Adani's Roadmap For India's Growth
Speaking at the group's Annual General Meeting (AGM), Gautam Adani said infrastructure and intelligence will be the two key pillars shaping India's future.
