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Prashant Kishor, set to launch his political party in Bihar, questions CM Nitish Kumar's fitness for leadership, suggesting BJP props him up for its own gains. Kishor alleges BJP’s political strategies harm Bihar and predicts BJP’s downfall, asserting his party will offer a viable alternative focused on education and employment.

In 2022, the Adani Group acquired a controlling stake in NDTV

DSIR secretary advises youth to help farmers adopt new technologies

The two districts have a tribal population of more than three lakh, but the beneficiaries of social security pensions are significantly less as they do not have proof of identity

State also achieves creation of 6,38,322 jobs and attraction of investments worth ₹19,446.26 crore

A photo of IIT Bombay professor Chetan Singh Solanki wearing torn socks at a luxury hotel in New Delhi has sparked a conversation about sustainability. Solanki, known as the "Solar Man of India," explains that his choice aims to reduce waste and promote efficient resource use.

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Elon Musk and Vinod Khosla clashed over Argentina’s economy, with Musk siding with President Javier Milei’s policies. Khosla's incorrect unemployment figure led to a heated exchange, further fueled by media highlighting Argentina's rising poverty under Milei.

Post Xi’s economic stimulus package, stocks of top luxury companies, most of which are European, are on the upswing. Because China accounts for a quarter of global luxury sales. But the question is whether what Xi has done is enough.

Delegates at the national conference held at SVU Tirupati, observe that it will take 300 years for the judicial system to address all the 5 crore pending cases

LOT Polish Airlines did not have any wheelchair on board as it's not their policy. BBC war correspondent Frank Gardner who is paralyzed had to crawl on his back to the washroom because of this policy. He posted his photo on X triggering a debate on how inhumane the airline policy is. Gardner, however, said the cabin crew were very helpful and apologetic.