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India's Vaccine Support Emerges As Lifeline For Africa: Report
New Delhi, June 22 (IANS) The postponement of the India‑Africa Forum Summit IV -- originally scheduled for 28–31 May here -- over “emerging public health situation" from Bundibugyo Ebola outbreaks underscored India’s emerging role as a rapid vaccine manufacturer for Africa, a new report has said.
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Role Model Announces 'Chuck On Tour,’ Includes Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre
Billed as “Chuck on Tour,” the tour will kick off on September 9 and wrap on October 18.
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Gurugram CEO Warns Women Against Marrying Rich Men, Internet Debates 'Power And Money' In Marriage
The dating app CEO advised women not to marry a man who is three times richer than them because the relationship could turn into a power play. The viral post has left the internet divided, as users question if marriages today are purely transactional
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"Just Courier Service": Ex-Army Chief On Pakistan's Role In US-Iran Talks
His remarks come at a time when Pakistan has been trying to project itself as a mediator in the US-Iran war and had facilitated interactions between the two countries.
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Hrithik Roshan Says He's Stuck In 'Good Guy' Roles, Wants A 'Zaffar-Like' Character
In a recent Instagram post, Hrithik Roshan revealed he wants to do more roles like Zaffar from Luck By Chance.
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Stop Turning Businessmen Into Role Models, Urges Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath
Kamath expressed discomfort with being asked for life advice, noting that financial luck does not qualify an entrepreneur to guide others on personal or career matters.
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"To Protect Students' Future": Dharmendra Pradhan Defends Air Force's Role In NEET Re-Exam
Responding to criticism from opposition parties over the involvement of the Defence Ministry and the Air Force in the examination process, Pradhan defended the decision, saying protecting students' futures was equally important.
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OpenAI Is Offering Rs 3.7 Crore For A Job To Stop AI From Becoming Too Smart
According to the job description, the role involves reasoning about threats that may not yet exist but could emerge rapidly as AI capabilities advance.
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Meet Manoj Kumar Sharma, '12th Fail' Fame IPS Officer Who Got Key Mumbai Police Role
A 2005-batch IPS officer, Manoj Kumar Sharma rose to national prominence after his life story inspired the blockbuster film 12th Fail.
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Obesity Rising Faster In Low And Middle Income Countries: Study
Obesity trends are rising faster in low and middle-income countries, even as they may have plateaued in high-income ones, a study has shown.
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Beyond Bedside Care: Expanding Roles Of Nurses In Specialised And Critical Care
Nurses are the backbone of the healthcare infrastructure. They have an expanded role in dispensing specialised and critical care, as explained by nursing head Gigi Pradeep.
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Startup Founder Builds 24 AI Systems In 72 Hours To Replace "Unprofessional" Staff
This story reflects a growing trend where some founders are relying more on AI instead of hiring large teams.
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Abhishek Bachchan Credits "Severe Ego" Behind 18-Year Marriage With Aishwarya Rai
"There is no competition at home about who has to be the man and who has to be the woman," Abhishek Bachchan said
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One In Three Gen Z Men Say Wife Should Obey Husband, Global Study Finds
A global survey published by King's College London shows that many Gen Z men hold traditional views about marriage and gender roles, with nearly a third believing wives should obey their husbands.
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Who Is A Designated Survivor And Why Does US Need One?
A cabinet official was notably absent and stayed under a special security arrangement as Donald Trump delivered his State of the Union speech today.
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India's Vaccine Support Emerges As Lifeline For Africa: Report
New Delhi, June 22 (IANS) The postponement of the India‑Africa Forum Summit IV -- originally scheduled for 28–31 May here -- over “emerging public health situation" from Bundibugyo Ebola outbreaks underscored India’s emerging role as a rapid vaccine manufacturer for Africa, a new report has said.
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Role Model Announces 'Chuck On Tour,’ Includes Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre
Billed as “Chuck on Tour,” the tour will kick off on September 9 and wrap on October 18.
-
Gurugram CEO Warns Women Against Marrying Rich Men, Internet Debates 'Power And Money' In Marriage
The dating app CEO advised women not to marry a man who is three times richer than them because the relationship could turn into a power play. The viral post has left the internet divided, as users question if marriages today are purely transactional
-
"Just Courier Service": Ex-Army Chief On Pakistan's Role In US-Iran Talks
His remarks come at a time when Pakistan has been trying to project itself as a mediator in the US-Iran war and had facilitated interactions between the two countries.
-
Hrithik Roshan Says He's Stuck In 'Good Guy' Roles, Wants A 'Zaffar-Like' Character
In a recent Instagram post, Hrithik Roshan revealed he wants to do more roles like Zaffar from Luck By Chance.
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Stop Turning Businessmen Into Role Models, Urges Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath
Kamath expressed discomfort with being asked for life advice, noting that financial luck does not qualify an entrepreneur to guide others on personal or career matters.
-
"To Protect Students' Future": Dharmendra Pradhan Defends Air Force's Role In NEET Re-Exam
Responding to criticism from opposition parties over the involvement of the Defence Ministry and the Air Force in the examination process, Pradhan defended the decision, saying protecting students' futures was equally important.
-
OpenAI Is Offering Rs 3.7 Crore For A Job To Stop AI From Becoming Too Smart
According to the job description, the role involves reasoning about threats that may not yet exist but could emerge rapidly as AI capabilities advance.
-
Meet Manoj Kumar Sharma, '12th Fail' Fame IPS Officer Who Got Key Mumbai Police Role
A 2005-batch IPS officer, Manoj Kumar Sharma rose to national prominence after his life story inspired the blockbuster film 12th Fail.
-
Obesity Rising Faster In Low And Middle Income Countries: Study
Obesity trends are rising faster in low and middle-income countries, even as they may have plateaued in high-income ones, a study has shown.
-
Beyond Bedside Care: Expanding Roles Of Nurses In Specialised And Critical Care
Nurses are the backbone of the healthcare infrastructure. They have an expanded role in dispensing specialised and critical care, as explained by nursing head Gigi Pradeep.
-
Startup Founder Builds 24 AI Systems In 72 Hours To Replace "Unprofessional" Staff
This story reflects a growing trend where some founders are relying more on AI instead of hiring large teams.
-
Abhishek Bachchan Credits "Severe Ego" Behind 18-Year Marriage With Aishwarya Rai
"There is no competition at home about who has to be the man and who has to be the woman," Abhishek Bachchan said
-
One In Three Gen Z Men Say Wife Should Obey Husband, Global Study Finds
A global survey published by King's College London shows that many Gen Z men hold traditional views about marriage and gender roles, with nearly a third believing wives should obey their husbands.
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Who Is A Designated Survivor And Why Does US Need One?
A cabinet official was notably absent and stayed under a special security arrangement as Donald Trump delivered his State of the Union speech today.
