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Rampant India Crush New Zealand by 7 Wickets In U19 World Cup
Skipper Ayush Mhatre's 27-ball 53 underlined India's another dominant show as they notched a crushing seven-wicket victory via DLS method over New Zealand in the U-19 World Cup.
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15 Minutes To Comply, Or Death: Venezuela President's Big Claim On Maduro Op
Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez claimed that when former president Nicolas Maduro was captured, US forces gave the members of his cabinet 15 minutes to decide if they would comply with America's demands "or they would kill us".
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"Showed Why He Is The No.1 Batter": Shivam Dube On Suryakumar Yadav's Knock
Shivam Dube had the best seat in the house as he enjoyed his Mumbai mate Suryakumar Yadav finally display the wide range of shots he is known for.
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Apple Reveals When the App Store Will Start Showing More Ads in Search Results
Apple will begin showing additional ads in App Store search results within a couple of months, the company has confirmed. The new ads will first appear on the App Store in the UK and Japan. Apple confirmed that other Apple Ads markets will be included by the end of March. This will be supported on devices using iOS and iPadOS 26.2 and later.
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Lulu Raghavan, President APAC Landor, On Rise of Women's Golf At NDTV PGTI Pro-Am
At the NDTV PGTI Pro-Am, Lulu Raghavan, a new golfer and Landor APAC President, showcased her passion and optimism for Indian women's golf with an early tournament accolade.
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Old Tax Vs New Tax Regime: What Budget 2026 May Change For India's Salaried Class
Government data shows this strategy is already working. For FY 2023-24, 72% of taxpayers, around 5.27 crore, chose the new tax regime.
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Old Tax Vs New Tax Regime: What Budget 2026 May Change For India's Salaried Class
Government data shows this strategy is already working. For FY 2023-24, 72% of taxpayers, around 5.27 crore, chose the new tax regime.
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NASA’s JWST Uncovers a ‘Feeding Frenzy’ That Births Supermassive Black Holes
Astronomers may have solved how supermassive black holes formed so soon after the Big Bang. New simulations show that gas-rich, turbulent early galaxies allowed brief super-Eddington feeding bursts, enabling ordinary stellar-mass black holes to grow rapidly into the giants seen by JWST.
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Immigrants Don't Open Doors To Federal Agents. New Policy Could Change That
Over the decades, it has become common knowledge in immigrant communities across the country to not open the door for federal immigration officers unless they show a warrant signed by a judge.
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Harry Styles Announces 2026 Tour Dates. Details Inside
The shows are spread across five continents, with a long stay in New York.
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Not Abhishek Sharma, Sunil Gavaskar Praises This India Star As "Magician" After 1st New Zealand T20I
It was a dominating show from India in the first T20I as they defeated New Zealand by 48 runs in Nagpur.
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Spotify Lawsuit Led to Court Order That Cut Off Anna’s Archive Domains, Court Documents Show
Spotify, Universal Music Group, Warner, and other music labels filed a lawsuit against Anna's Archive, the online open-source library, in December. As part of the lawsuit, the US District Court of the Southern District of New York ruled in favour of the plaintiffs, granting them temporary relief by ordering Cloudflare and the Public Interest Regist...
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Trump To Unveil 'Board of Peace' At Davos After Greenland Backtrack
US President Donald Trump will show off his new "Board of Peace" and meet Ukraine's leader at Davos on Thursday -- burnishing his claim to be a peacemaker a day after backing off his own threats against Greenland.
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Meta's New AI Team Delivered First Key Models Internally This Month, CTO Says
At a press briefing on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, CTO Andrew Bosworth said the models built by its Meta Superintelligence Labs team, formed last year, showed a lot of promise.
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Scientists Discover New State of Matter That Could Change Computing
Previously thought to be incompatible, this discovery shows that strong electron interactions can create stable, "twisted" quantum states.
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Rampant India Crush New Zealand by 7 Wickets In U19 World Cup
Skipper Ayush Mhatre's 27-ball 53 underlined India's another dominant show as they notched a crushing seven-wicket victory via DLS method over New Zealand in the U-19 World Cup.
-
15 Minutes To Comply, Or Death: Venezuela President's Big Claim On Maduro Op
Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez claimed that when former president Nicolas Maduro was captured, US forces gave the members of his cabinet 15 minutes to decide if they would comply with America's demands "or they would kill us".
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"Showed Why He Is The No.1 Batter": Shivam Dube On Suryakumar Yadav's Knock
Shivam Dube had the best seat in the house as he enjoyed his Mumbai mate Suryakumar Yadav finally display the wide range of shots he is known for.
-
Apple Reveals When the App Store Will Start Showing More Ads in Search Results
Apple will begin showing additional ads in App Store search results within a couple of months, the company has confirmed. The new ads will first appear on the App Store in the UK and Japan. Apple confirmed that other Apple Ads markets will be included by the end of March. This will be supported on devices using iOS and iPadOS 26.2 and later.
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Lulu Raghavan, President APAC Landor, On Rise of Women's Golf At NDTV PGTI Pro-Am
At the NDTV PGTI Pro-Am, Lulu Raghavan, a new golfer and Landor APAC President, showcased her passion and optimism for Indian women's golf with an early tournament accolade.
-
Old Tax Vs New Tax Regime: What Budget 2026 May Change For India's Salaried Class
Government data shows this strategy is already working. For FY 2023-24, 72% of taxpayers, around 5.27 crore, chose the new tax regime.
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Old Tax Vs New Tax Regime: What Budget 2026 May Change For India's Salaried Class
Government data shows this strategy is already working. For FY 2023-24, 72% of taxpayers, around 5.27 crore, chose the new tax regime.
-
NASA’s JWST Uncovers a ‘Feeding Frenzy’ That Births Supermassive Black Holes
Astronomers may have solved how supermassive black holes formed so soon after the Big Bang. New simulations show that gas-rich, turbulent early galaxies allowed brief super-Eddington feeding bursts, enabling ordinary stellar-mass black holes to grow rapidly into the giants seen by JWST.
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Immigrants Don't Open Doors To Federal Agents. New Policy Could Change That
Over the decades, it has become common knowledge in immigrant communities across the country to not open the door for federal immigration officers unless they show a warrant signed by a judge.
-
Harry Styles Announces 2026 Tour Dates. Details Inside
The shows are spread across five continents, with a long stay in New York.
-
Not Abhishek Sharma, Sunil Gavaskar Praises This India Star As "Magician" After 1st New Zealand T20I
It was a dominating show from India in the first T20I as they defeated New Zealand by 48 runs in Nagpur.
-
Spotify Lawsuit Led to Court Order That Cut Off Anna’s Archive Domains, Court Documents Show
Spotify, Universal Music Group, Warner, and other music labels filed a lawsuit against Anna's Archive, the online open-source library, in December. As part of the lawsuit, the US District Court of the Southern District of New York ruled in favour of the plaintiffs, granting them temporary relief by ordering Cloudflare and the Public Interest Regist...
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Trump To Unveil 'Board of Peace' At Davos After Greenland Backtrack
US President Donald Trump will show off his new "Board of Peace" and meet Ukraine's leader at Davos on Thursday -- burnishing his claim to be a peacemaker a day after backing off his own threats against Greenland.
-
Meta's New AI Team Delivered First Key Models Internally This Month, CTO Says
At a press briefing on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, CTO Andrew Bosworth said the models built by its Meta Superintelligence Labs team, formed last year, showed a lot of promise.
-
Scientists Discover New State of Matter That Could Change Computing
Previously thought to be incompatible, this discovery shows that strong electron interactions can create stable, "twisted" quantum states.
