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"Yes, My Party Is A Vote-Cutter": Prashant Kishor Exclusive On Bihar Polls
Bihar is poised to see a new era of leaders and his party, Jan Suraaj, will either get less than 10 seats in the upcoming Assembly elections or so many that it will be hard to count, political strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor has said.
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Gautam Gambhir's Blunt Reply After Virat Kohli's Public Criticism Of BCCI's Family Diktat
Indian cricket team head coach Gautam Gambhir broke his silence on the BCCI's diktat that set new rules on families accompanying the cricketers during overseas tours.
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Manipur's Kuki Body Asks Their MLAs Not To Be Part Of New Government
An influential body of Manipur's Kuki tribes has asked MLAs from their community not to be a part of the next state government whenever it is formed.
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YouTube to Revise Monetisation Policy to Target Mass-Produced and Repetitive Content
YouTube is updating its monetisation rules to increase its scrutiny of mass-produced content. The YouTube Partner Programme (YPP), which governs the platform’s monetisation policy, has always encouraged creators to publish original and authentic content. Now, with this update, the streaming giant is better defining mass-produced and repetitious v...
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The New Homework Rule Every Parent Should Know in 2025 - And Why It Works
Parents need to remember that their role is evolving too. In 2025, helping your child doesn't mean sitting beside them for hours.
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After Honeymoon Murder, This Meghalaya Region Has New Rule For Tourists
Meghalaya has made it mandatory for tourists to hire authorised and recognised guides while trekking in East Khasi Hills district for safety, the deputy commissioner and chairperson of the District Tourism Promotion Society said.
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Government Proposes To Make Two Helmets Mandatory For New 2-Wheelers
The government has proposed to make it mandatory for the two-wheeler manufacturers to provide two helmets at the time of vehicle purchase.
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Microsoft Sued by Authors Over Use of Books in AI Training
A group of authors is suing Microsoft, alleging it used their books without permission to train its Megatron AI model. The complaint against Microsoft came a day after a California federal judge ruled that Anthropic made fair use under US copyright law of authors' material to train its AI systems but may still be liable for pirating their books.
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Thai Cannabis Shops Face Uncertainty As Government Plans Stricter Rules
Thai cannabis store owners and activists on Thursday hit out at new government plans to tighten the rules on selling the drug by requiring a doctor's approval, three years after it was decriminalised.
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Bar Council Modifies Rules, Allows Foreign Lawyers Limited Practice In India
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has notified amendments to its regulations, permitting foreign lawyers and law firms to practice foreign law within India.
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Apple Asks US Appeals Court to Pause Ruling in Epic Games Case
Apple told the San Francisco-based 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals in a filing on Wednesday that it will be irreparably harmed if the April 30 order is not put on hold while the iPhone maker’s legal challenge is pending.
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Vatican To Cut Phone Signal During Conclave To Elect New Pope
The Vatican said Monday it would cut the phone signal within the tiny city state during the conclave to elect a new pope -- but this would not affect St Peter's Square.
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Singapore Votes In Test Of Ruling Party's Monopoly
Singapore is holding an election on Saturday almost certain to perpetuate the unbroken rule of the People's Action Party, in a test of public approval for its new PM as the city-state braces for economic turbulence from a global trade war.
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ECB Bars Transgender Players From Women's Cricket With Immediate Effect
The ECB said while it was all for inclusivity in sports, the Supreme Court decision has prompted it to formulate new rules for women's and girls' cricket.
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Explained: What's At Stake In Singapore Election 2025
Singapore holds a parliamentary election on May 3, the first big test for new Prime Minister Lawrence Wong as his People's Action Party seeks to extend its unbroken rule of the city-state and emerge with a stronger mandate.
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"Yes, My Party Is A Vote-Cutter": Prashant Kishor Exclusive On Bihar Polls
Bihar is poised to see a new era of leaders and his party, Jan Suraaj, will either get less than 10 seats in the upcoming Assembly elections or so many that it will be hard to count, political strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor has said.
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Gautam Gambhir's Blunt Reply After Virat Kohli's Public Criticism Of BCCI's Family Diktat
Indian cricket team head coach Gautam Gambhir broke his silence on the BCCI's diktat that set new rules on families accompanying the cricketers during overseas tours.
-
Manipur's Kuki Body Asks Their MLAs Not To Be Part Of New Government
An influential body of Manipur's Kuki tribes has asked MLAs from their community not to be a part of the next state government whenever it is formed.
-
YouTube to Revise Monetisation Policy to Target Mass-Produced and Repetitive Content
YouTube is updating its monetisation rules to increase its scrutiny of mass-produced content. The YouTube Partner Programme (YPP), which governs the platform’s monetisation policy, has always encouraged creators to publish original and authentic content. Now, with this update, the streaming giant is better defining mass-produced and repetitious v...
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The New Homework Rule Every Parent Should Know in 2025 - And Why It Works
Parents need to remember that their role is evolving too. In 2025, helping your child doesn't mean sitting beside them for hours.
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After Honeymoon Murder, This Meghalaya Region Has New Rule For Tourists
Meghalaya has made it mandatory for tourists to hire authorised and recognised guides while trekking in East Khasi Hills district for safety, the deputy commissioner and chairperson of the District Tourism Promotion Society said.
-
Government Proposes To Make Two Helmets Mandatory For New 2-Wheelers
The government has proposed to make it mandatory for the two-wheeler manufacturers to provide two helmets at the time of vehicle purchase.
-
Microsoft Sued by Authors Over Use of Books in AI Training
A group of authors is suing Microsoft, alleging it used their books without permission to train its Megatron AI model. The complaint against Microsoft came a day after a California federal judge ruled that Anthropic made fair use under US copyright law of authors' material to train its AI systems but may still be liable for pirating their books.
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Thai Cannabis Shops Face Uncertainty As Government Plans Stricter Rules
Thai cannabis store owners and activists on Thursday hit out at new government plans to tighten the rules on selling the drug by requiring a doctor's approval, three years after it was decriminalised.
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Bar Council Modifies Rules, Allows Foreign Lawyers Limited Practice In India
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has notified amendments to its regulations, permitting foreign lawyers and law firms to practice foreign law within India.
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Apple Asks US Appeals Court to Pause Ruling in Epic Games Case
Apple told the San Francisco-based 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals in a filing on Wednesday that it will be irreparably harmed if the April 30 order is not put on hold while the iPhone maker’s legal challenge is pending.
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Vatican To Cut Phone Signal During Conclave To Elect New Pope
The Vatican said Monday it would cut the phone signal within the tiny city state during the conclave to elect a new pope -- but this would not affect St Peter's Square.
-
Singapore Votes In Test Of Ruling Party's Monopoly
Singapore is holding an election on Saturday almost certain to perpetuate the unbroken rule of the People's Action Party, in a test of public approval for its new PM as the city-state braces for economic turbulence from a global trade war.
-
ECB Bars Transgender Players From Women's Cricket With Immediate Effect
The ECB said while it was all for inclusivity in sports, the Supreme Court decision has prompted it to formulate new rules for women's and girls' cricket.
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Explained: What's At Stake In Singapore Election 2025
Singapore holds a parliamentary election on May 3, the first big test for new Prime Minister Lawrence Wong as his People's Action Party seeks to extend its unbroken rule of the city-state and emerge with a stronger mandate.
