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Why Nepal's Banknotes Now Come From China, Not India
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), the central bank of the country, sent a letter of intent to China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation (CBPMC) on Friday to design, print and supply 430 million pieces of Nepal's Rs 1,000 denomination banknotes.
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Rs 50 Lakh Money Trail Found In Adulterated Ghee In Tirupati Laddu Row
A Rs 50 lakh money trail has been unearthed in connection with adulterated ghee supplied to the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam to make the laddu, the devotional offering distributed to the lakhs of pilgrims, worshippers, and tourists who visit yearly.
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Satya Nadella Flags Power Supply As AI Industry's Biggest Bottleneck
In the race for AI dominance, American tech giants have the money and the chips, but their ambitions have hit a new obstacle: electric power.
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21-Year-Old Kills 3 Co-Workers In Texas, Then Shoots Self
A 21-year-old man shot and killed three co-workers at a San Antonio, Texas, landscape supply company and then died after shooting himself, authorities said Sunday.
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3 ISIS Terrorists Arrested From Gujarat For Planning Attacks In India
The Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) on Sunday arrested three terrorists linked with ISIS from Ahmedabad for conspiring to carry out terrorist attacks across the country.
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Delhi Minister Warns Hospitals On Medicine Shortages, Sets 10-Day Deadline
Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh on Saturday issued a warning to the heads of all government hospitals, demanding that medicine shortages be addressed within 10 days, amid ongoing concerns over supply gaps and patient complaints.
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Punjab Police Bust Drug Supply Module, Arrest 2 Pakistan-Backed Operatives
Police in Punjab's Amritsar busted two Pakistan-backed drug supply modules, arresting two key operatives in smuggling Methamphetamine.
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US Knew Pakistan Could Deploy Nuclear Weapons On F-16s: Ex-CIA Officer
Former CIA officer Richard Barlow said successive US Presidents continued to certify that Pakistan did not possess nuclear weapons all the way through 1989 and despite knowing that Islamabad could deploy nuclear weapons on F-16s, the US supplied them
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Synthetic Drug Cartel Busted In Tamil Nadu, 3 Foreigners Among 14 Arrested
The police have busted a major interstate synthetic drug cartel controlled by foreign nationals residing in Tamil Nadu, uncovering a highly sophisticated supply chain spanning multiple states.
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HAL Signs Pact For 113 Jet Engines To Power Tejas Mark 1A Fleet
In a significant development for India's indigenous fighter jet programme, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited inked a deal with US-based General Electric for the supply of more than 100 jet engines to power the Light Combat Aircraft Tejas Mark-1A.
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India May Become 3rd Pillar In US-Japan Rare Earth Network: Analysis
India has significant raw-material potential- its beach-sand deposits contain rich reserves of monazite, bastnaesite, and other rare-earth minerals, but the country's processing capacity and environmental rules have lagged.
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"Don't Carry Burden On Yourself": Top Court To Father Of Air India Pilot
No one can blame the pilot-in-command of the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner for the crash in Ahmedabad that killed 260, the Supreme Court told the pilot's father today and sent notices to the Centre and the civil aviation regulator DGCA.
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Blackbuck Meat Sold To Elites, Influential Families, Madhya Pradesh Hunting Gang Busted
What began as a routine vehicle check near Indore has unraveled into one of the most shocking wildlife crime rackets in recent years a multi-state Blackbuck poaching and meat smuggling network that allegedly supplied the endangered animals meat.
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Over 15 Lakh Vials Of Banned Cough Syrup Seized In Ghaziabad, 8 Arrested
In one of the biggest crackdowns on the illegal trade of banned pharmaceutical substances in recent years, Ghaziabad Police and the crime branch seized over 15.7 lakh vials of prohibited cough syrup.
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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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Why Nepal's Banknotes Now Come From China, Not India
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), the central bank of the country, sent a letter of intent to China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation (CBPMC) on Friday to design, print and supply 430 million pieces of Nepal's Rs 1,000 denomination banknotes.
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Rs 50 Lakh Money Trail Found In Adulterated Ghee In Tirupati Laddu Row
A Rs 50 lakh money trail has been unearthed in connection with adulterated ghee supplied to the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam to make the laddu, the devotional offering distributed to the lakhs of pilgrims, worshippers, and tourists who visit yearly.
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Satya Nadella Flags Power Supply As AI Industry's Biggest Bottleneck
In the race for AI dominance, American tech giants have the money and the chips, but their ambitions have hit a new obstacle: electric power.
-
21-Year-Old Kills 3 Co-Workers In Texas, Then Shoots Self
A 21-year-old man shot and killed three co-workers at a San Antonio, Texas, landscape supply company and then died after shooting himself, authorities said Sunday.
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3 ISIS Terrorists Arrested From Gujarat For Planning Attacks In India
The Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) on Sunday arrested three terrorists linked with ISIS from Ahmedabad for conspiring to carry out terrorist attacks across the country.
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Delhi Minister Warns Hospitals On Medicine Shortages, Sets 10-Day Deadline
Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh on Saturday issued a warning to the heads of all government hospitals, demanding that medicine shortages be addressed within 10 days, amid ongoing concerns over supply gaps and patient complaints.
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Punjab Police Bust Drug Supply Module, Arrest 2 Pakistan-Backed Operatives
Police in Punjab's Amritsar busted two Pakistan-backed drug supply modules, arresting two key operatives in smuggling Methamphetamine.
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US Knew Pakistan Could Deploy Nuclear Weapons On F-16s: Ex-CIA Officer
Former CIA officer Richard Barlow said successive US Presidents continued to certify that Pakistan did not possess nuclear weapons all the way through 1989 and despite knowing that Islamabad could deploy nuclear weapons on F-16s, the US supplied them
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Synthetic Drug Cartel Busted In Tamil Nadu, 3 Foreigners Among 14 Arrested
The police have busted a major interstate synthetic drug cartel controlled by foreign nationals residing in Tamil Nadu, uncovering a highly sophisticated supply chain spanning multiple states.
-
HAL Signs Pact For 113 Jet Engines To Power Tejas Mark 1A Fleet
In a significant development for India's indigenous fighter jet programme, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited inked a deal with US-based General Electric for the supply of more than 100 jet engines to power the Light Combat Aircraft Tejas Mark-1A.
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India May Become 3rd Pillar In US-Japan Rare Earth Network: Analysis
India has significant raw-material potential- its beach-sand deposits contain rich reserves of monazite, bastnaesite, and other rare-earth minerals, but the country's processing capacity and environmental rules have lagged.
-
"Don't Carry Burden On Yourself": Top Court To Father Of Air India Pilot
No one can blame the pilot-in-command of the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner for the crash in Ahmedabad that killed 260, the Supreme Court told the pilot's father today and sent notices to the Centre and the civil aviation regulator DGCA.
-
Blackbuck Meat Sold To Elites, Influential Families, Madhya Pradesh Hunting Gang Busted
What began as a routine vehicle check near Indore has unraveled into one of the most shocking wildlife crime rackets in recent years a multi-state Blackbuck poaching and meat smuggling network that allegedly supplied the endangered animals meat.
-
Over 15 Lakh Vials Of Banned Cough Syrup Seized In Ghaziabad, 8 Arrested
In one of the biggest crackdowns on the illegal trade of banned pharmaceutical substances in recent years, Ghaziabad Police and the crime branch seized over 15.7 lakh vials of prohibited cough syrup.
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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.
