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'Goes Against India's Sovereignty': Government Panel Backs Ban On 'Satluj'
The Honey Trehan-directed film depicts the life of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, who investigated the cremation of thousands of unidentified bodies in Punjab between 1984 and 1994
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'Coding Is Going Away First, Then Software Engineering': Anthropic CEO
When asked whether AI could make humans less intelligent over the next decade, Amodei said the outcome would depend on how society chooses to use the technology.
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Opinion | Mamata Banerjee's Bitter Loss And The Great Bengal 'Eggsplosion'
Bengali word for egg is "dim". Let's not slip into a "dimocracy"
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US Holds Off New Tariffs On Commercial Aircraft Imports
The United States has refrained from imposing new tariffs on commercial aircraft and parts after an investigation into the sector, according to a proclamation signed Thursday by President Donald Trump.
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Chennai Airport Ranks No. 1 For Punctuality In May, IndiGo Leads Airlines
According to the latest aviation data, domestic airlines carried 729.40 lakh passengers between January and May 2026.
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Global Cancer Cases Projected To Rise 70% By 2050: New WHO Report
The latest Global Status Report on Cancer 2026 states that the number of new cancer cases every year could rise to nearly 35 million by 2050 if countries do not take urgent action.
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Exclusive: What Akshaye Khanna Told Ikka Director About Dhurandhar Comparison
Siddharth P Malhotra added, "We were shooting when Dhurandhar released and when it was being shot. So we've seen both phases"
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Arts Remains India's Most Popular Undergraduate Course Despite STEM Push
All India Survey On Higher Education: The survey found that Arts accounted for 32.1 per cent of undergraduate enrolment, followed by Science at 13.5 per cent, Engineering and Technology at 12.9 per cent, and Commerce at 12.0 per cent.
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What Is On-Device AI and Why Does It Matter for Your Next Phone?
Artificial intelligence is becoming a key part of modern smartphones, but not every AI feature works the same way. On-device AI processes many tasks directly on your phone instead of relying on the cloud, helping deliver faster responses, improved privacy and offline functionality. It also powers features such as AI photo editing, live translation ...
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Which Lake Is The Deepest On Earth?
Hidden among mountains and forests, this extraordinary lake is unlike any other on Earth.
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"Big Week Of Conversations, Connections": Australian Envoy On PM Modi's Visit
Philip Green stated that Australia is looking forward to have more cooperation with India in sports, arts and culture.
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How Batman: The Animated TV Series Predicted Modern AI In 1992
Long before ChatGPT and AI agents, Batman was already asking the questions the world is debating today.
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Himanta Sarma Backs Tough Anti-Drug Policing, Promises Stricter Action In Assam
Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma defended his government's crackdown on narcotics, saying the fight against the drug menace requires firm policing, coordinated action across state.
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Global Crackdown On Lawrence Bishnoi Gang: 24 Arrested, Assassination Plot Busted
According to federal prosecutors, Bishnoi allegedly directed an international criminal network from inside prison using contraband mobile phones and encrypted internet communication devices.
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Wine Test And 6-Hour Interview: CEO Of $25 Billion Company Shares "Secret Hiring Weapon"
For him, that distinct energy separates true leaders from the crowd. "Be more proactive, less passive. Take some risks, take initiative," he said.
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'Goes Against India's Sovereignty': Government Panel Backs Ban On 'Satluj'
The Honey Trehan-directed film depicts the life of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, who investigated the cremation of thousands of unidentified bodies in Punjab between 1984 and 1994
-
'Coding Is Going Away First, Then Software Engineering': Anthropic CEO
When asked whether AI could make humans less intelligent over the next decade, Amodei said the outcome would depend on how society chooses to use the technology.
-
Opinion | Mamata Banerjee's Bitter Loss And The Great Bengal 'Eggsplosion'
Bengali word for egg is "dim". Let's not slip into a "dimocracy"
-
US Holds Off New Tariffs On Commercial Aircraft Imports
The United States has refrained from imposing new tariffs on commercial aircraft and parts after an investigation into the sector, according to a proclamation signed Thursday by President Donald Trump.
-
Chennai Airport Ranks No. 1 For Punctuality In May, IndiGo Leads Airlines
According to the latest aviation data, domestic airlines carried 729.40 lakh passengers between January and May 2026.
-
Global Cancer Cases Projected To Rise 70% By 2050: New WHO Report
The latest Global Status Report on Cancer 2026 states that the number of new cancer cases every year could rise to nearly 35 million by 2050 if countries do not take urgent action.
-
Exclusive: What Akshaye Khanna Told Ikka Director About Dhurandhar Comparison
Siddharth P Malhotra added, "We were shooting when Dhurandhar released and when it was being shot. So we've seen both phases"
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Arts Remains India's Most Popular Undergraduate Course Despite STEM Push
All India Survey On Higher Education: The survey found that Arts accounted for 32.1 per cent of undergraduate enrolment, followed by Science at 13.5 per cent, Engineering and Technology at 12.9 per cent, and Commerce at 12.0 per cent.
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What Is On-Device AI and Why Does It Matter for Your Next Phone?
Artificial intelligence is becoming a key part of modern smartphones, but not every AI feature works the same way. On-device AI processes many tasks directly on your phone instead of relying on the cloud, helping deliver faster responses, improved privacy and offline functionality. It also powers features such as AI photo editing, live translation ...
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Which Lake Is The Deepest On Earth?
Hidden among mountains and forests, this extraordinary lake is unlike any other on Earth.
-
"Big Week Of Conversations, Connections": Australian Envoy On PM Modi's Visit
Philip Green stated that Australia is looking forward to have more cooperation with India in sports, arts and culture.
-
How Batman: The Animated TV Series Predicted Modern AI In 1992
Long before ChatGPT and AI agents, Batman was already asking the questions the world is debating today.
-
Himanta Sarma Backs Tough Anti-Drug Policing, Promises Stricter Action In Assam
Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma defended his government's crackdown on narcotics, saying the fight against the drug menace requires firm policing, coordinated action across state.
-
Global Crackdown On Lawrence Bishnoi Gang: 24 Arrested, Assassination Plot Busted
According to federal prosecutors, Bishnoi allegedly directed an international criminal network from inside prison using contraband mobile phones and encrypted internet communication devices.
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Wine Test And 6-Hour Interview: CEO Of $25 Billion Company Shares "Secret Hiring Weapon"
For him, that distinct energy separates true leaders from the crowd. "Be more proactive, less passive. Take some risks, take initiative," he said.
