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Irans 'Hostage Diplomacy': How Tehran Uses Arrests To Extract Concessions
Iran, since the Islamic revolution, has employed the tactic of arresting Westerners in a bid to extract concessions from its foes, in a strategy of "hostage diplomacy" that has long presented Europe and the US with a dilemma.
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Rs 10 Lakh Drone Promised Faster Care, Now Collects Dust At AIIMS Bhopal
When it was launched in February 2024, it was hailed as a technological revolution, a drone that could deliver life-saving medicines from AIIMS Bhopal to far-flung villages within minutes. But twenty months later, the Rs 10 lakh machine lies locked
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"We Were Working On Chatbot Too": Sundar Pichai On Google's Missed AI Moment
Google CEO Sundar Pichai recently opened up about what it was like to lead the company that pioneered many of the technologies behind today's AI revolution - only to be overtaken in the public eye by OpenAI's ChatGPT.
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Adani Green Energy Gallery Crosses 1 Million Visitors In London
Energy Revolution: The Adani Green Energy Gallery, an award-winning free gallery at the Science Museum, has welcomed one million visitors, including over 10,000 students, since its launch last year, said the company on Thursday.
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UK Billionaire Nik Storonsky Moves To UAE, Becomes The Latest Ultra-Rich CEO To Leave London
Britain's Billionaire Exodus: His departure is part of a growing trend of ultra-wealthy individuals leaving the UK due to tax policy changes.
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UK Fintech Firm Revolut To Launch Payments Platform In India, Aims 20 Million Users By 2030
London-based digital finance firm Revolut said on Wednesday it will launch its payment platform in India, its first foray into one of the world's largest digital payments markets, as part of a planned global expansion.
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This Russian High Tech 3D Printer Can Print Everything, Except Money. India Too Will Have One Soon
In the heart of Moscow, inside the high-security halls of Rosatom Additive Technologies, a revolution is quietly unfolding-one that could redefine how the world builds its rockets, reactors, and perhaps even its future.
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Opinion - The Mirage of Revolutions: Why Uprisings Fail Without Inner Freedom
When we think of revolutions, it is often the sound that comes back first: the roar of voices in the streets, slogans ringing through capitals, crowds that feel unstoppable, and rulers suddenly brought down.
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Key Facts About Iran's Influential Revolutionary Guard
Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard has grown into a powerful force with the country's theocracy, answering only to its supreme leader and overseeing its ballistic missile arsenal and missions overseas.
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US Ultimately Seeking To Make Iran "Obedient To It": Ayatollah Khamenei
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday called for a united national front to confront what he described as US efforts to subjugate the Islamic republic.
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From Landlines to 5G: Tracing India's Telecom Revolution on Independence Day 2025
On the 79th Independence Day of India, the country remembers its illustrious history, the periods of struggle, and the numerous revolutions that have shaped our modern world. Among all these stories, one that perfectly encapsulates all of these elements is the country’s telecommunications story, from rotary-dial landlines to blazing-fast 5G netwo...
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'Godfather Of AI' Reveals Bold Strategy To Save Humanity From AI Domination
The scientist also warned that future AI systems could manipulate humans with ease, likening it to an adult bribing a child with candy.
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Norway-Style E-Waste Processing Revolution Planned For Delhi
Delhi is gearing up to build one of India's most advanced e-waste processing facilities, and it's taking cues from Norway's cutting-edge model.
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Bangladesh To Unveil Reform Charter On Revolution Anniversary
Bangladesh's interim government said Saturday it will release its slate of democratic overhauls on August 5, the one-year anniversary of the overthrow of the previous Sheikh Hasina government.
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Blog | 'Backbenchers', Beware Of The Great Seat Shuffle
There's a quiet revolution brewing in the classrooms of Chhattisgarh, and no, it's not a surprise test. In a curious move, a government school in the state has decided to eliminate backbenchers by rotating seating arrangements regularly.
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Irans 'Hostage Diplomacy': How Tehran Uses Arrests To Extract Concessions
Iran, since the Islamic revolution, has employed the tactic of arresting Westerners in a bid to extract concessions from its foes, in a strategy of "hostage diplomacy" that has long presented Europe and the US with a dilemma.
-
Rs 10 Lakh Drone Promised Faster Care, Now Collects Dust At AIIMS Bhopal
When it was launched in February 2024, it was hailed as a technological revolution, a drone that could deliver life-saving medicines from AIIMS Bhopal to far-flung villages within minutes. But twenty months later, the Rs 10 lakh machine lies locked
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"We Were Working On Chatbot Too": Sundar Pichai On Google's Missed AI Moment
Google CEO Sundar Pichai recently opened up about what it was like to lead the company that pioneered many of the technologies behind today's AI revolution - only to be overtaken in the public eye by OpenAI's ChatGPT.
-
Adani Green Energy Gallery Crosses 1 Million Visitors In London
Energy Revolution: The Adani Green Energy Gallery, an award-winning free gallery at the Science Museum, has welcomed one million visitors, including over 10,000 students, since its launch last year, said the company on Thursday.
-
UK Billionaire Nik Storonsky Moves To UAE, Becomes The Latest Ultra-Rich CEO To Leave London
Britain's Billionaire Exodus: His departure is part of a growing trend of ultra-wealthy individuals leaving the UK due to tax policy changes.
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UK Fintech Firm Revolut To Launch Payments Platform In India, Aims 20 Million Users By 2030
London-based digital finance firm Revolut said on Wednesday it will launch its payment platform in India, its first foray into one of the world's largest digital payments markets, as part of a planned global expansion.
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This Russian High Tech 3D Printer Can Print Everything, Except Money. India Too Will Have One Soon
In the heart of Moscow, inside the high-security halls of Rosatom Additive Technologies, a revolution is quietly unfolding-one that could redefine how the world builds its rockets, reactors, and perhaps even its future.
-
Opinion - The Mirage of Revolutions: Why Uprisings Fail Without Inner Freedom
When we think of revolutions, it is often the sound that comes back first: the roar of voices in the streets, slogans ringing through capitals, crowds that feel unstoppable, and rulers suddenly brought down.
-
Key Facts About Iran's Influential Revolutionary Guard
Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard has grown into a powerful force with the country's theocracy, answering only to its supreme leader and overseeing its ballistic missile arsenal and missions overseas.
-
US Ultimately Seeking To Make Iran "Obedient To It": Ayatollah Khamenei
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday called for a united national front to confront what he described as US efforts to subjugate the Islamic republic.
-
From Landlines to 5G: Tracing India's Telecom Revolution on Independence Day 2025
On the 79th Independence Day of India, the country remembers its illustrious history, the periods of struggle, and the numerous revolutions that have shaped our modern world. Among all these stories, one that perfectly encapsulates all of these elements is the country’s telecommunications story, from rotary-dial landlines to blazing-fast 5G netwo...
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'Godfather Of AI' Reveals Bold Strategy To Save Humanity From AI Domination
The scientist also warned that future AI systems could manipulate humans with ease, likening it to an adult bribing a child with candy.
-
Norway-Style E-Waste Processing Revolution Planned For Delhi
Delhi is gearing up to build one of India's most advanced e-waste processing facilities, and it's taking cues from Norway's cutting-edge model.
-
Bangladesh To Unveil Reform Charter On Revolution Anniversary
Bangladesh's interim government said Saturday it will release its slate of democratic overhauls on August 5, the one-year anniversary of the overthrow of the previous Sheikh Hasina government.
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Blog | 'Backbenchers', Beware Of The Great Seat Shuffle
There's a quiet revolution brewing in the classrooms of Chhattisgarh, and no, it's not a surprise test. In a curious move, a government school in the state has decided to eliminate backbenchers by rotating seating arrangements regularly.
