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Ex-Prince Andrew Seen On All Fours Over Woman In Fresh Epstein File Images
Britain's former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was embroiled again in the Epstein scandal after the US Justice Department released multiple photos of him crouched over on all fours over a woman lying on the floor.
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DoT Allows Licence-Free Use of Lower 6GHz Spectrum for Wi-Fi Routers, Sets Power Limits
The Department of Telecommunications has opened 500MHz of spectrum in the lower 6GHz band for licence-free Wi-Fi, a move aimed at improving indoor connectivity and enabling Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7. The new framework allows low-power indoor and very low-power outdoor devices to operate in the 5925–6425MHz range under defined power and emission limits...
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US Formalises Plan To Build Nuclear Reactor On Moon By 2030
NASA and the US Department of Energy signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop a nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030.
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Delhi's Defunct Rajghat Thermal Power Plant Is Set For A Nightlife Makeover
The Delhi government is drawing up an ambitious redevelopment blueprint to transform the defunct Rajghat Thermal Power Plant into a buzzing nightlife and cultural and entertainment hub, officials said on Tuesday.
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A Political Revolution In US? Ian Bremmer Explains To NDTV What It Means
The United States is in the midst of a political revolution, with President Donald Trump attempting to systematically dismantle the checks on his power, capture the machinery of government, and weaponise it against his enemies.
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Angered By Outages, Congress MLA Cuts Power To 3 Officials' Houses In UP
Annoyed by power cuts, Congress MLA Virendra Jati from Jhabreda in Haridwar district climbed electricity poles and cut the power to the houses of three of the department's officials.
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US Court Clears Justice Department To Release Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts
A Florida federal judge on Friday cleared the Justice Department to release grand jury transcripts from its sex trafficking case against Jeffrey Epstein, which could shed light on the deceased financier's ties to rich and powerful people.
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Double Shock For Madhya Pradesh Farmers: Rain, And Now Power Supply Cap
After unseasonal rain devastated crops across Madhya Pradesh, farmers have now been hit by a second shock - a controversial electricity department order restricting power supply to just 10 hours a day.
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How Gurugram Plans To Solve Issues Of Open Garbage Burning, Drainage, Power Crisis
Under an action plan, joint efforts will be made for cleanliness, road repairs, drainage, providing shelter to stray animals, trimming and proper disposal of trees around power lines, and stopping the practice of open garbage burning.
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Delete Old Emails to Save Water? UK Govt's Unusual Plea Highlights Global Crisis
The UK government's Department of Environment is asking its citizens to delete their old emails and pictures to save water, as the country faces a drought. The UK says that this will minimise the usage of data centres, which require vast amounts of water to keep them cool. However, this is not a problem specific to the UK. As more people start to a...
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Ex-Prince Andrew Seen On All Fours Over Woman In Fresh Epstein File Images
Britain's former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was embroiled again in the Epstein scandal after the US Justice Department released multiple photos of him crouched over on all fours over a woman lying on the floor.
-
DoT Allows Licence-Free Use of Lower 6GHz Spectrum for Wi-Fi Routers, Sets Power Limits
The Department of Telecommunications has opened 500MHz of spectrum in the lower 6GHz band for licence-free Wi-Fi, a move aimed at improving indoor connectivity and enabling Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7. The new framework allows low-power indoor and very low-power outdoor devices to operate in the 5925–6425MHz range under defined power and emission limits...
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US Formalises Plan To Build Nuclear Reactor On Moon By 2030
NASA and the US Department of Energy signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop a nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030.
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Delhi's Defunct Rajghat Thermal Power Plant Is Set For A Nightlife Makeover
The Delhi government is drawing up an ambitious redevelopment blueprint to transform the defunct Rajghat Thermal Power Plant into a buzzing nightlife and cultural and entertainment hub, officials said on Tuesday.
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A Political Revolution In US? Ian Bremmer Explains To NDTV What It Means
The United States is in the midst of a political revolution, with President Donald Trump attempting to systematically dismantle the checks on his power, capture the machinery of government, and weaponise it against his enemies.
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Angered By Outages, Congress MLA Cuts Power To 3 Officials' Houses In UP
Annoyed by power cuts, Congress MLA Virendra Jati from Jhabreda in Haridwar district climbed electricity poles and cut the power to the houses of three of the department's officials.
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US Court Clears Justice Department To Release Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts
A Florida federal judge on Friday cleared the Justice Department to release grand jury transcripts from its sex trafficking case against Jeffrey Epstein, which could shed light on the deceased financier's ties to rich and powerful people.
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Double Shock For Madhya Pradesh Farmers: Rain, And Now Power Supply Cap
After unseasonal rain devastated crops across Madhya Pradesh, farmers have now been hit by a second shock - a controversial electricity department order restricting power supply to just 10 hours a day.
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How Gurugram Plans To Solve Issues Of Open Garbage Burning, Drainage, Power Crisis
Under an action plan, joint efforts will be made for cleanliness, road repairs, drainage, providing shelter to stray animals, trimming and proper disposal of trees around power lines, and stopping the practice of open garbage burning.
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Delete Old Emails to Save Water? UK Govt's Unusual Plea Highlights Global Crisis
The UK government's Department of Environment is asking its citizens to delete their old emails and pictures to save water, as the country faces a drought. The UK says that this will minimise the usage of data centres, which require vast amounts of water to keep them cool. However, this is not a problem specific to the UK. As more people start to a...
