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Indian Man Uses UPI In Nepal, Shares 'Surprisingly Smooth' Experience, Video Viral
The viral clip showed an Indian user using UPI to make an instant payment in Nepal using local currency conversion.
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Former NPR Host David Greene Accuses Google Of Stealing His Voice For AI Podcast Tool: 'It's Eerie'
David Greene, NPR host, files lawsuit against Google for allegedly using his voice without consent in its AI podcast tool NotebookLM Audio Overviews.
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Nepal Caps Cash Transactions At Rs 3 Lakh To Curb Money Laundering
The Nepali government has imposed a limit of NPR 500,000 (Rs 3,13,287.52) on cash transactions for the purchase or sale of goods and services in a single transaction, effective from January 15.
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All About John Bolton Whose Home And Office Were Raided By FBI
John Bolton, whose home and office were searched by federal agents on Friday, has been one of the most vocal critics of President Donald Trump since serving as a national security adviser in Trump's first administration.
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Public Broadcaster NPR Sues Trump Over Funding Cut Order
National Public Radio filed suit against Donald Trump, seeking to block his order to end federal funding for it and the PBS television network.
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Trump Calls For End To US Public Funding For Broadcasters NPR, PBS
President Donald Trump called on Congress on Thursday to "immediately" defund two public broadcasters as he and his supporters ratchet up their long-running battle with the US media.
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Union Budget: Census, National Population Register Unlikely In 2025. Here's Why
If budgetary proposals are anything to go by, the decadal census is unlikely to be carried out in 2025 as well with a meagre Rs 574.80 crore allocated for the exercise in the Budget presented on Saturday.
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Donald Trump Campaign Staff Had Physical Altercation With Army Cemetery Official: Report
Two members of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign staff had a "verbal and physical altercation" with an Arlington National Cemetery official during a visit by Trump this week, NPR reported on Tuesday.
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Delta Airlines Boeing's Emergency Exit Slide Falls Off Mid-Air: Report
A Boeing 767 Delta Airlines plane was forced to make an emergency return to the John F Kennedy International Airport in New York City after its emergency exit slide fell off after take-off, reported US-based media outlet NPR citing the airline.
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Watch: The Brave Six Who Stood Beneath An Exploding Nuclear Bomb
To assess the impact of nuclear weapons on humans, the US undertook an exceptionally audacious experiment.
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MTV News To Shut Down After 36-year Run
The move signals the end of the famed music video network's news division, which was formerly praised for its coverage of a range of subjects.
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Elon Musk Threatens to Reassign Dormant NPR Twitter Handle to Another User
Twitter chief Elon Musk has "threatened" to reassign National Public Radio's Twitter account to another company, the U.S.-based broadcaster said on Tuesday. Musk suggested that he would reassign the network's main account, under the @NPR handle, to another organization or person, NPR said.
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Elon Musk Threatened To Reassign Twitter Account, Says US Public Radio
Twitter chief Elon Musk has "threatened" to reassign National Public Radio's Twitter account to another company, the U.S.-based broadcaster said on Tuesday.
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Twitter Drops ‘Government-Funded,’ ‘State-Affiliated’ Labels From Media Accounts
Twitter dropped the "Government-funded" and "China state-affiliated" labels, which implies government involvement in editorial content, from the accounts of various global media organizations, their profiles showed on Friday.
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Elon Musk Modifies 'Government Funded Media' Label for CBC After Publisher Pauses Twitter Activity
Elon Musk on Monday changed the 'Government Funded Media' for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) after it stated that less than 70 percent of its funds were from the government. The CBC says it has paused activity on its corporate Twitter account and all CBC and Radio-Canada news-related accounts.
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Indian Man Uses UPI In Nepal, Shares 'Surprisingly Smooth' Experience, Video Viral
The viral clip showed an Indian user using UPI to make an instant payment in Nepal using local currency conversion.
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Former NPR Host David Greene Accuses Google Of Stealing His Voice For AI Podcast Tool: 'It's Eerie'
David Greene, NPR host, files lawsuit against Google for allegedly using his voice without consent in its AI podcast tool NotebookLM Audio Overviews.
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Nepal Caps Cash Transactions At Rs 3 Lakh To Curb Money Laundering
The Nepali government has imposed a limit of NPR 500,000 (Rs 3,13,287.52) on cash transactions for the purchase or sale of goods and services in a single transaction, effective from January 15.
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All About John Bolton Whose Home And Office Were Raided By FBI
John Bolton, whose home and office were searched by federal agents on Friday, has been one of the most vocal critics of President Donald Trump since serving as a national security adviser in Trump's first administration.
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Public Broadcaster NPR Sues Trump Over Funding Cut Order
National Public Radio filed suit against Donald Trump, seeking to block his order to end federal funding for it and the PBS television network.
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Trump Calls For End To US Public Funding For Broadcasters NPR, PBS
President Donald Trump called on Congress on Thursday to "immediately" defund two public broadcasters as he and his supporters ratchet up their long-running battle with the US media.
-
Union Budget: Census, National Population Register Unlikely In 2025. Here's Why
If budgetary proposals are anything to go by, the decadal census is unlikely to be carried out in 2025 as well with a meagre Rs 574.80 crore allocated for the exercise in the Budget presented on Saturday.
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Donald Trump Campaign Staff Had Physical Altercation With Army Cemetery Official: Report
Two members of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign staff had a "verbal and physical altercation" with an Arlington National Cemetery official during a visit by Trump this week, NPR reported on Tuesday.
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Delta Airlines Boeing's Emergency Exit Slide Falls Off Mid-Air: Report
A Boeing 767 Delta Airlines plane was forced to make an emergency return to the John F Kennedy International Airport in New York City after its emergency exit slide fell off after take-off, reported US-based media outlet NPR citing the airline.
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Watch: The Brave Six Who Stood Beneath An Exploding Nuclear Bomb
To assess the impact of nuclear weapons on humans, the US undertook an exceptionally audacious experiment.
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MTV News To Shut Down After 36-year Run
The move signals the end of the famed music video network's news division, which was formerly praised for its coverage of a range of subjects.
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Elon Musk Threatens to Reassign Dormant NPR Twitter Handle to Another User
Twitter chief Elon Musk has "threatened" to reassign National Public Radio's Twitter account to another company, the U.S.-based broadcaster said on Tuesday. Musk suggested that he would reassign the network's main account, under the @NPR handle, to another organization or person, NPR said.
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Elon Musk Threatened To Reassign Twitter Account, Says US Public Radio
Twitter chief Elon Musk has "threatened" to reassign National Public Radio's Twitter account to another company, the U.S.-based broadcaster said on Tuesday.
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Twitter Drops ‘Government-Funded,’ ‘State-Affiliated’ Labels From Media Accounts
Twitter dropped the "Government-funded" and "China state-affiliated" labels, which implies government involvement in editorial content, from the accounts of various global media organizations, their profiles showed on Friday.
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Elon Musk Modifies 'Government Funded Media' Label for CBC After Publisher Pauses Twitter Activity
Elon Musk on Monday changed the 'Government Funded Media' for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) after it stated that less than 70 percent of its funds were from the government. The CBC says it has paused activity on its corporate Twitter account and all CBC and Radio-Canada news-related accounts.
