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"It Is Ours Too": Pakistan Brings Back Sanskrit, Plans Gita, Mahabharata Studies
For the first time since Partition, Sanskrit has quietly made its way back into classrooms in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
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After 23 Years, Widow Gets Rs 8.92 Lakh Compensation Thanks To Court's Nudge
Railways finally managed to trace and pay Rs 8.92 lakh as compensation to a tragedy-struck widow, who lost her husband in a train accident in 2002, after the Supreme Court's nudge.
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Government Body Recommends AI Companies Pay Royalties to Rightsholders for Copyrighted Content
DPIIT has proposed a mandatory blanket licensing system to address copyright concerns around AI training in India. The draft paper recommends requiring companies like Google and OpenAI to pay a flat royalty when commercial models are trained on copyrighted works, with payments managed by a new central body. The plan rejects free use or opt-out sche...
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China Tests ADAS-Type Technology To Move 7 Freight Trains Wirelessly
The new system would allow more freight trains to run without the need for new tracks. In the test-run, the freight trains had a combined cargo capacity of 35,000 tonnes and ran much more closely than the single units.
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Indian Railways Announces 89 Special Trains To Manage Travel Rush Amid IndiGo Flight Cancellations
The extra trains aim to ensure smooth travel and provide adequate connectivity for passengers during the busy travel period.
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Mandatory Fatigue-Management Training For Airline Crew, Orders Civil Aviation Body
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Tuesday issued fresh directions to airlines, making annual fatigue-management training compulsory for pilots, cabin crew and other staff involved in planning crew schedules.
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Scholarships For Indian Students To Pursue Medicine, Engineering And More In Russia For 2026-27
Applications must be submitted via the official website; selection involves a two-stage process managed by Russian authorities, with no Indian government role in candidate selection.
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India's First Private Railway Station In Bhopal Offers Airport-Like Facilities. Here's What To Expect
Rani Kamalapati Station was previously known as Habibganj Station.
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UK Traveller Shocked After Indian Railway Staff Push Trash Onto Tracks In Viral Video
The viral video has triggered a wave of reactions online, with many users expressing concern about waste disposal and cleanliness standards on Indian trains.
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"Don't Have Exact Update": India Coach Breaks Silence On Richa Ghosh's Fitness Ahead Of Women's World Cup Semis
India bowling coach Aavishkar Salvi on Saturday said wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh is being monitored by the strength and conditioning team, adding that the players' workloads have been carefully managed considering the long duration of the Women's World Cup 2025.
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Google Launches Five Free AI Training Programs To Empower Learners Worldwide
Google has introduced five free, flexible online AI training programs designed to help learners, professionals, educators, and entrepreneurs harness the power of artificial intelligence.
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Railways To Run 1,205 Special Trains Over Next 4 Days To Manage Chhath Rush
The government on Thursday said that in addition to the regular train services, 1,205 special trains will operate over the next four days to accommodate the Chhath festival rush.
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Chennai Doctor Praises Indian Railways For Recovering His Lost Watch Within 50 Minutes
A Chennai-based doctor's post has gone viral after he claimed that the Railways staff managed to quickly track down his watch, forgotten on a Vande Bharat train.
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Love Travelling? Here's How To Do It Without Harming The Planet
From Spiti's mountain villages and Kerala's backwaters to the beaches of Gokarna and the forests of Assam, the country is full of places that welcome sustainable travellers with open arms.
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"Real Life Rancho": Mumbai Man Helps Deliver Baby At Train Platform With Doctor On Video Call
In a remarkable display of quick thinking, Vikas managed to connect with a female doctor via video call after facing delays in reaching emergency services.
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"It Is Ours Too": Pakistan Brings Back Sanskrit, Plans Gita, Mahabharata Studies
For the first time since Partition, Sanskrit has quietly made its way back into classrooms in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
-
After 23 Years, Widow Gets Rs 8.92 Lakh Compensation Thanks To Court's Nudge
Railways finally managed to trace and pay Rs 8.92 lakh as compensation to a tragedy-struck widow, who lost her husband in a train accident in 2002, after the Supreme Court's nudge.
-
Government Body Recommends AI Companies Pay Royalties to Rightsholders for Copyrighted Content
DPIIT has proposed a mandatory blanket licensing system to address copyright concerns around AI training in India. The draft paper recommends requiring companies like Google and OpenAI to pay a flat royalty when commercial models are trained on copyrighted works, with payments managed by a new central body. The plan rejects free use or opt-out sche...
-
China Tests ADAS-Type Technology To Move 7 Freight Trains Wirelessly
The new system would allow more freight trains to run without the need for new tracks. In the test-run, the freight trains had a combined cargo capacity of 35,000 tonnes and ran much more closely than the single units.
-
Indian Railways Announces 89 Special Trains To Manage Travel Rush Amid IndiGo Flight Cancellations
The extra trains aim to ensure smooth travel and provide adequate connectivity for passengers during the busy travel period.
-
Mandatory Fatigue-Management Training For Airline Crew, Orders Civil Aviation Body
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Tuesday issued fresh directions to airlines, making annual fatigue-management training compulsory for pilots, cabin crew and other staff involved in planning crew schedules.
-
Scholarships For Indian Students To Pursue Medicine, Engineering And More In Russia For 2026-27
Applications must be submitted via the official website; selection involves a two-stage process managed by Russian authorities, with no Indian government role in candidate selection.
-
India's First Private Railway Station In Bhopal Offers Airport-Like Facilities. Here's What To Expect
Rani Kamalapati Station was previously known as Habibganj Station.
-
UK Traveller Shocked After Indian Railway Staff Push Trash Onto Tracks In Viral Video
The viral video has triggered a wave of reactions online, with many users expressing concern about waste disposal and cleanliness standards on Indian trains.
-
"Don't Have Exact Update": India Coach Breaks Silence On Richa Ghosh's Fitness Ahead Of Women's World Cup Semis
India bowling coach Aavishkar Salvi on Saturday said wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh is being monitored by the strength and conditioning team, adding that the players' workloads have been carefully managed considering the long duration of the Women's World Cup 2025.
-
Google Launches Five Free AI Training Programs To Empower Learners Worldwide
Google has introduced five free, flexible online AI training programs designed to help learners, professionals, educators, and entrepreneurs harness the power of artificial intelligence.
-
Railways To Run 1,205 Special Trains Over Next 4 Days To Manage Chhath Rush
The government on Thursday said that in addition to the regular train services, 1,205 special trains will operate over the next four days to accommodate the Chhath festival rush.
-
Chennai Doctor Praises Indian Railways For Recovering His Lost Watch Within 50 Minutes
A Chennai-based doctor's post has gone viral after he claimed that the Railways staff managed to quickly track down his watch, forgotten on a Vande Bharat train.
-
Love Travelling? Here's How To Do It Without Harming The Planet
From Spiti's mountain villages and Kerala's backwaters to the beaches of Gokarna and the forests of Assam, the country is full of places that welcome sustainable travellers with open arms.
-
"Real Life Rancho": Mumbai Man Helps Deliver Baby At Train Platform With Doctor On Video Call
In a remarkable display of quick thinking, Vikas managed to connect with a female doctor via video call after facing delays in reaching emergency services.
