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Centre Responds After News Agency Reuters' X Account Withheld In India
There has been "no requirement" from the Indian government to withhold the Reuters' X handle, the Centre has said, denying any role in the international news agency's social media account being withheld in the country.
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Burning Smell In Cabin, Air India Flight Returns To Mumbai, Lands Safely: Report
An Air India flight from Mumbai to Chennai returned to Mumbai airport in a precautionary move after a burning smell was felt in the cabin, news agency ANI reported.
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Bury Any Prejudice And Sympathy: Judge To Jury On Australia Mushroom Murder
Jury members in the trial of an Australian woman accused of murdering three relatives with a toxic mushroom-laced meal were warned Tuesday to cast aside any "prejudice and sympathy".
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Munich To Exploding Pagers: Why Mossad Is Respected, And Feared
Ask any expert which they think the world's premier and most effective spy agency is and the odds are that Israel's Mossad will be in their top three.
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"Heard Loud Noise 30 Seconds Into Flight": Air India Dreamliner Crash Survivor
An Indian-origin British national survived the Air India plane crash in Gujarat's Ahmedabad today, officials have said. Ahmedabad Police Commissioner GS Malik told news agency ANI that the survivor was found in seat No. 11A.
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Pakistan's Controversial Detention Law In Balochistan, What It Means
The legislation allows military and intelligence agencies, including the Pakistan Army and ISI, to detain individuals for up to 90 days without filing any formal charges or presenting them in court.
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Explained: Why Are YouTubers Accusing News Agency ANI Of Extortion?
News agency Asian News International (ANI) has been accused by content creators of trying to extort lakhs for a few seconds of their copyrighted video content, which the creator community argues is against the principle of fair use.
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Bengaluru Man Claims He Bought Rs 50-Crore Dog, Probe Agency Goes Sniffing
A Bengaluru man's claim that he spent approximately Rs 50 crore for a rare breed of "wolfdog" sent an Enforcement Directorate (ED) team sniffing at his residence on Thursday, to hunt down any possible corruption.
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Where Is Mehul Choksi? Antigua Foreign Minister Says "Not On Island"
Mehul Choksi - wanted in the alleged defrauding of the Punjab National Bank of Rs 13,850 crore - is not currently on the Caribbean island of Antigua, that country's Foreign Minister, EP Chet Greene told news agency ANI Wednesday evening.
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Iran 'Will Be Held Responsible' For Huthi Attacks: Trump
President Donald Trump on Monday declared he will hold Iran directly responsible for any future attacks by Yemen's Iran-backed Huthi rebels, who have targeted multiple US and other foreign ships in the Red Sea.
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"Will Not Give In To Threats": France After Trump's 200% Tariff Remarks
France will fight back against any US tariffs on champagne, wine and other alcoholic drinks from the EU, Foreign Trade Minister Laurent Saint-Martin said Thursday.
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"Breather For Ukraine Army": Top Putin Aide Criticises Ceasefire Proposal
A top Kremlin aide said Thursday that any Ukraine peace settlement must secure Russia's "interests", and that President Vladimir Putin would probably give his opinion on a 30-day US ceasefire proposal later.
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"State Has No Role": Vishnu Deo Sai On Probe Agency's Raid At Bhupesh Baghel's Residence
In the aftermath of Enforcement Directorate (ED) raids at the residence of former Chief Minister and Congress leader Bhupesh Baghel, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai denied any role of the state government in it.
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OpenAI Says it Does Not Use Indian Media Groups' Content to Train ChatGPT, Court Filing Shows
OpenAI is seeking to stop Indian media groups from joining a copyright lawsuit against it. The company has denied that it uses content from Indian media to train ChatGPT. The filing relates to a lawsuit by Indian news agency ANI last year, which alleges that ChatGPT uses its published content without permission to help train its AI chatbot.
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OpenAI Cites US Roots to Dodge Copyright Lawsuit in India, but Lawyers Say Case Can Be Heard
OpenAI, which counts India as its second biggest market with millions of users, is locked in an intense court battle triggered by domestic news agency ANI for alleged use of copyright content. The case gained prominence in recent weeks as book publishers and media groups, including those of billionaires Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani, banded togeth...
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Centre Responds After News Agency Reuters' X Account Withheld In India
There has been "no requirement" from the Indian government to withhold the Reuters' X handle, the Centre has said, denying any role in the international news agency's social media account being withheld in the country.
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Burning Smell In Cabin, Air India Flight Returns To Mumbai, Lands Safely: Report
An Air India flight from Mumbai to Chennai returned to Mumbai airport in a precautionary move after a burning smell was felt in the cabin, news agency ANI reported.
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Bury Any Prejudice And Sympathy: Judge To Jury On Australia Mushroom Murder
Jury members in the trial of an Australian woman accused of murdering three relatives with a toxic mushroom-laced meal were warned Tuesday to cast aside any "prejudice and sympathy".
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Munich To Exploding Pagers: Why Mossad Is Respected, And Feared
Ask any expert which they think the world's premier and most effective spy agency is and the odds are that Israel's Mossad will be in their top three.
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"Heard Loud Noise 30 Seconds Into Flight": Air India Dreamliner Crash Survivor
An Indian-origin British national survived the Air India plane crash in Gujarat's Ahmedabad today, officials have said. Ahmedabad Police Commissioner GS Malik told news agency ANI that the survivor was found in seat No. 11A.
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Pakistan's Controversial Detention Law In Balochistan, What It Means
The legislation allows military and intelligence agencies, including the Pakistan Army and ISI, to detain individuals for up to 90 days without filing any formal charges or presenting them in court.
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Explained: Why Are YouTubers Accusing News Agency ANI Of Extortion?
News agency Asian News International (ANI) has been accused by content creators of trying to extort lakhs for a few seconds of their copyrighted video content, which the creator community argues is against the principle of fair use.
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Bengaluru Man Claims He Bought Rs 50-Crore Dog, Probe Agency Goes Sniffing
A Bengaluru man's claim that he spent approximately Rs 50 crore for a rare breed of "wolfdog" sent an Enforcement Directorate (ED) team sniffing at his residence on Thursday, to hunt down any possible corruption.
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Where Is Mehul Choksi? Antigua Foreign Minister Says "Not On Island"
Mehul Choksi - wanted in the alleged defrauding of the Punjab National Bank of Rs 13,850 crore - is not currently on the Caribbean island of Antigua, that country's Foreign Minister, EP Chet Greene told news agency ANI Wednesday evening.
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Iran 'Will Be Held Responsible' For Huthi Attacks: Trump
President Donald Trump on Monday declared he will hold Iran directly responsible for any future attacks by Yemen's Iran-backed Huthi rebels, who have targeted multiple US and other foreign ships in the Red Sea.
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"Will Not Give In To Threats": France After Trump's 200% Tariff Remarks
France will fight back against any US tariffs on champagne, wine and other alcoholic drinks from the EU, Foreign Trade Minister Laurent Saint-Martin said Thursday.
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"Breather For Ukraine Army": Top Putin Aide Criticises Ceasefire Proposal
A top Kremlin aide said Thursday that any Ukraine peace settlement must secure Russia's "interests", and that President Vladimir Putin would probably give his opinion on a 30-day US ceasefire proposal later.
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"State Has No Role": Vishnu Deo Sai On Probe Agency's Raid At Bhupesh Baghel's Residence
In the aftermath of Enforcement Directorate (ED) raids at the residence of former Chief Minister and Congress leader Bhupesh Baghel, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai denied any role of the state government in it.
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OpenAI Says it Does Not Use Indian Media Groups' Content to Train ChatGPT, Court Filing Shows
OpenAI is seeking to stop Indian media groups from joining a copyright lawsuit against it. The company has denied that it uses content from Indian media to train ChatGPT. The filing relates to a lawsuit by Indian news agency ANI last year, which alleges that ChatGPT uses its published content without permission to help train its AI chatbot.
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OpenAI Cites US Roots to Dodge Copyright Lawsuit in India, but Lawyers Say Case Can Be Heard
OpenAI, which counts India as its second biggest market with millions of users, is locked in an intense court battle triggered by domestic news agency ANI for alleged use of copyright content. The case gained prominence in recent weeks as book publishers and media groups, including those of billionaires Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani, banded togeth...
