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AI Is Now Fighting AI In Cyberspace. And Humans May Be the Weakest Link
For years, cybercrime depended on skilled hackers. Now, attackers are increasingly outsourcing the job to AI.
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India, New Zealand Ink 'Once-In-A-Generation' Pact: All You Need To Know
India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement: The pact aims to double bilateral trade to about $5 billion over the next five years.
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Russia Is Building Army Of Teen Influencers To Create Pro-War Content
In a promotional video from the event, children were shown cheering a cadet racing against Golovin to see who could reload a sniper rifle the fastest.
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If You Are A Gamer, US Air Traffic Control Wants You To Apply Immediately
The FAA on Friday (Apr 10) released a new recruitment advertisement urging gamers to apply for the job when the hiring window opens.
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Your Terrible Photography Skills Could Get You Rs 46 Lakh From Icelandair
An airline is searching for the world's worst photographer to send on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Iceland. Read on to know more!
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How US Trains Pilots To Survive, Evade Capture After Being Shot Down
The blueprint for these missions comes from the Personnel Recovery Joint Publication, which lays out two overriding imperatives. First, safeguard the aircrew and then secure sensitive systems.
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Which Indian City Is Known As The 'Cashew Capital Of The World'?
Behind the humble cashew lies a rich history of processing, trade and craftsmanship rooted in one South Indian city.
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RB Leipzig's Wonderkid Antonio Nusa On Idolising Neymar Jr. And Chasing World Cup Dream
RB Leipzig winger Antonio Nusa admires Neymar Jr., studying his skills and flair, and values versatility on the field, aiming to play across multiple attacking roles including striker and number ten.
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Why Indian Talent Is In High Demand As Germany Struggles With Workforce Shortages
India has a vast surplus of young workers, while Germany has an aging population with millions of vacancies.
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The First 1,000 Days: Setting Down Syndrome Kids Up For Independence
In the case of a child with Down Syndrome, if therapy is started at a very early age, it has the potential to enhance the connections of the brain, thus improving the abilities of the child.
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NDTV Exclusive: Rifle, Tactical Gear And A Long Wait - Inside The Kill Of A Ukrainian Sniper
NDTV caught up with a sniper from the Second Corps "Khartiia" of the National Guard of Ukraine, Brigade Raid, special operations sniper unit, who spoke about the realities of the job.
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World Sleep Day 2026: Doctors Tell You To Sleep Well, But Are They Sleeping Enough?
Doctors regularly advise patients on better sleep hygiene, yet many struggle to get enough rest themselves. On World Sleep Day 2026, a doctor reflects on how demanding schedules, night duties and emergencies disrupt doctors' sleep, and how they cope.
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"Exceptional Skills, Determination, Teamwork": PM Modi On India's T20 World Cup Victory
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has praised the Indian cricket team after it clinched the T20 World Cup 2026. Congratulating the champions, the prime minister said that the victory reflects exceptional skills, determination, and teamwork.
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Worried About AI Taking Your Job? These Careers May Be Safe, Anthropic Study Reveals
Anthropic's study finds hands-on jobs like cooks, mechanics and bartenders remain safer from AI than many skilled white-collar roles today.
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Indian Man Builds Battery-Sized Arcade Machine, Sets Guinness World Record
Kiran's success reflects his years of dedication to the field of electronics and microelectronics, where he combined his professional skills and personal interest to create record-setting devices.
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AI Is Now Fighting AI In Cyberspace. And Humans May Be the Weakest Link
For years, cybercrime depended on skilled hackers. Now, attackers are increasingly outsourcing the job to AI.
-
India, New Zealand Ink 'Once-In-A-Generation' Pact: All You Need To Know
India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement: The pact aims to double bilateral trade to about $5 billion over the next five years.
-
Russia Is Building Army Of Teen Influencers To Create Pro-War Content
In a promotional video from the event, children were shown cheering a cadet racing against Golovin to see who could reload a sniper rifle the fastest.
-
If You Are A Gamer, US Air Traffic Control Wants You To Apply Immediately
The FAA on Friday (Apr 10) released a new recruitment advertisement urging gamers to apply for the job when the hiring window opens.
-
Your Terrible Photography Skills Could Get You Rs 46 Lakh From Icelandair
An airline is searching for the world's worst photographer to send on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Iceland. Read on to know more!
-
How US Trains Pilots To Survive, Evade Capture After Being Shot Down
The blueprint for these missions comes from the Personnel Recovery Joint Publication, which lays out two overriding imperatives. First, safeguard the aircrew and then secure sensitive systems.
-
Which Indian City Is Known As The 'Cashew Capital Of The World'?
Behind the humble cashew lies a rich history of processing, trade and craftsmanship rooted in one South Indian city.
-
RB Leipzig's Wonderkid Antonio Nusa On Idolising Neymar Jr. And Chasing World Cup Dream
RB Leipzig winger Antonio Nusa admires Neymar Jr., studying his skills and flair, and values versatility on the field, aiming to play across multiple attacking roles including striker and number ten.
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Why Indian Talent Is In High Demand As Germany Struggles With Workforce Shortages
India has a vast surplus of young workers, while Germany has an aging population with millions of vacancies.
-
The First 1,000 Days: Setting Down Syndrome Kids Up For Independence
In the case of a child with Down Syndrome, if therapy is started at a very early age, it has the potential to enhance the connections of the brain, thus improving the abilities of the child.
-
NDTV Exclusive: Rifle, Tactical Gear And A Long Wait - Inside The Kill Of A Ukrainian Sniper
NDTV caught up with a sniper from the Second Corps "Khartiia" of the National Guard of Ukraine, Brigade Raid, special operations sniper unit, who spoke about the realities of the job.
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World Sleep Day 2026: Doctors Tell You To Sleep Well, But Are They Sleeping Enough?
Doctors regularly advise patients on better sleep hygiene, yet many struggle to get enough rest themselves. On World Sleep Day 2026, a doctor reflects on how demanding schedules, night duties and emergencies disrupt doctors' sleep, and how they cope.
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"Exceptional Skills, Determination, Teamwork": PM Modi On India's T20 World Cup Victory
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has praised the Indian cricket team after it clinched the T20 World Cup 2026. Congratulating the champions, the prime minister said that the victory reflects exceptional skills, determination, and teamwork.
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Worried About AI Taking Your Job? These Careers May Be Safe, Anthropic Study Reveals
Anthropic's study finds hands-on jobs like cooks, mechanics and bartenders remain safer from AI than many skilled white-collar roles today.
-
Indian Man Builds Battery-Sized Arcade Machine, Sets Guinness World Record
Kiran's success reflects his years of dedication to the field of electronics and microelectronics, where he combined his professional skills and personal interest to create record-setting devices.
