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CBSE Introduces AI Curriculum From Class 3: What It Means, How It Will Work, Why It Matters
The initiative aims to build "AI-ready learners" by introducing core problem-solving skills and digital literacy from an early stage, in line with the vision of the National Education Policy 2020.
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Confusion Continues Over PCB's 'Coach' Policy Ahead Of PSL, Mohsin Naqvi Says This
Confusion reigns over the Pakistan Cricket Board's policy on its employees, including former skipper and selector Sarfaraz Ahmed and women's team mentor Wahab Riaz, working for franchises in the Pakistan Super League.
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'Nobody Will Hire Women': Supreme Court Turns Down Plea On Menstrual Leaves
Mandatory menstrual leave for women could 'adversely impact (their) employment' because employers 'will not hire women if we make such a law', Chief Justice Surya Kant said Friday.
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What Anna Hazare Said On Arvind Kejriwal's Discharge In Delhi Liquor Policy Case
Social activist Anna Hazare on Friday welcomed the discharge of AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal in the excise policy case, saying the court's verdict must be accepted as judiciary is supreme.
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This US Startup Has A No-Shoes Office Rule, Why This Trend Is Gaining Traction In Silicon Valley
The image showed several pairs of shoes scattered across the hardwood floor, prompting fellow techies to identify the space as Cursor's office.
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Why South Korea Visa Rules Don't Always Work In Jeju Island, Where Influencer Sachin Awasthi Was Detained
Indian travel vlogger Sachin Awasthi and his wife landed at Jeju Island expecting a festive break. Instead, they say they were denied entry, detained overnight in a holding facility and eventually deported
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Microsoft Says Copilot Gained Access to Confidential Outlook Emails Due to Bug: Report
A Microsoft 365 Copilot bug reportedly allowed the AI assistant to summarise confidential emails for several weeks without permission. Microsoft reportedly acknowledged the issue, which was first detected in January. The bug, identified as CW1226324, reportedly affects the Copilot "work tab" chat feature. The company has not disclosed how many user...
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Behind Trump's Global Tariff Strategy, A Low-Profile But Influential Lawyer
Jamieson Greer has emerged as a key figure in global trade policy, working closely with US President Donald Trump to roll out tariff measures.
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Opinion | India's New Ambitions On Trade Must Be Paired With Domestic Reform
While the agreement with the United States was negotiated under duress, it is consistent with India's recent trade policy, which has shifted away from protectionism to focus on domestic support programs and trade deals. But more hard work lies ahead.
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A Mother's Search 30 Years After Son Was Kidnapped During 1-Child Policy
During the one-child era, the trafficking of young boys was fuelled by parents seeking a son to carry on the family line, experts say. Unwanted girls were often abandoned or sold into sex work, forced marriage or labour.
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CBSE Introduces AI Curriculum From Class 3: What It Means, How It Will Work, Why It Matters
The initiative aims to build "AI-ready learners" by introducing core problem-solving skills and digital literacy from an early stage, in line with the vision of the National Education Policy 2020.
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Confusion Continues Over PCB's 'Coach' Policy Ahead Of PSL, Mohsin Naqvi Says This
Confusion reigns over the Pakistan Cricket Board's policy on its employees, including former skipper and selector Sarfaraz Ahmed and women's team mentor Wahab Riaz, working for franchises in the Pakistan Super League.
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'Nobody Will Hire Women': Supreme Court Turns Down Plea On Menstrual Leaves
Mandatory menstrual leave for women could 'adversely impact (their) employment' because employers 'will not hire women if we make such a law', Chief Justice Surya Kant said Friday.
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What Anna Hazare Said On Arvind Kejriwal's Discharge In Delhi Liquor Policy Case
Social activist Anna Hazare on Friday welcomed the discharge of AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal in the excise policy case, saying the court's verdict must be accepted as judiciary is supreme.
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This US Startup Has A No-Shoes Office Rule, Why This Trend Is Gaining Traction In Silicon Valley
The image showed several pairs of shoes scattered across the hardwood floor, prompting fellow techies to identify the space as Cursor's office.
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Why South Korea Visa Rules Don't Always Work In Jeju Island, Where Influencer Sachin Awasthi Was Detained
Indian travel vlogger Sachin Awasthi and his wife landed at Jeju Island expecting a festive break. Instead, they say they were denied entry, detained overnight in a holding facility and eventually deported
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Microsoft Says Copilot Gained Access to Confidential Outlook Emails Due to Bug: Report
A Microsoft 365 Copilot bug reportedly allowed the AI assistant to summarise confidential emails for several weeks without permission. Microsoft reportedly acknowledged the issue, which was first detected in January. The bug, identified as CW1226324, reportedly affects the Copilot "work tab" chat feature. The company has not disclosed how many user...
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Behind Trump's Global Tariff Strategy, A Low-Profile But Influential Lawyer
Jamieson Greer has emerged as a key figure in global trade policy, working closely with US President Donald Trump to roll out tariff measures.
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Opinion | India's New Ambitions On Trade Must Be Paired With Domestic Reform
While the agreement with the United States was negotiated under duress, it is consistent with India's recent trade policy, which has shifted away from protectionism to focus on domestic support programs and trade deals. But more hard work lies ahead.
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A Mother's Search 30 Years After Son Was Kidnapped During 1-Child Policy
During the one-child era, the trafficking of young boys was fuelled by parents seeking a son to carry on the family line, experts say. Unwanted girls were often abandoned or sold into sex work, forced marriage or labour.
