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AI to create many new industries in 5 years: Tata Sons chairman Chandrasekaran
Chandrasekaran said the world is full to its brim with possibilities, though it is rapidly changing, disruptive and is increasingly becoming AI-led.
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Yashasvi Solanki becomes first woman officer to serve as President’s ADC
Lieutenant Commander Yashasvi Solanki made history in May 2025 by becoming the first woman officer from India’s Army, Navy or Air Force to serve as Aide-de-Camp to the President. A Haryana native and former district-level badminton and volleyball player, Solanki joined the Indian Navy in 2012. Her journey from sports and naval service to Rashtrapati Bhavan highlights discipline, perseverance and the changing role of women in India’s armed forces.
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18 years after the 2008 financial meltdown: How a crisis born in US reshaped India
The 2008 global financial crisis hit India through markets, capital flows and trade, but its banking system remained resilient. The shock exposed gaps in financial resolution and regulation, prompting reforms including the IBC, stronger safeguards for systemically important banks and higher buffers. Nearly 18 years later, India is stronger, but rising AI investment raises fresh questions about leverage and financial stability.
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'My son was killed, tortured': Mother of IIT-Bombay student seeks justice after his death
An IIT Bombay student died by suicide in his hostel room after he was allegedly caught using a mobile phone during an exam, triggering protests on campus. The institute said no disciplinary action had been initiated and that the student had been counselled, while his mother alleged torture and demanded justice.
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Sikh driver attacked, thrown off bus in England; hijacked vehicle crashes into cars
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Russia should respond to US sanctions with 'military deterrence': Dmitry Medvedev
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BJD protests UPI changes, says Centre should fund digital payments
The Biju Janata Dal (BJD) has firmly dismissed the government's recent proposal to impose fees on UPI transactions that exceed two thousand rupees. Party officials emphasized the need for the Centre to seek alternative funding sources for enhancing digital infrastructure. They proposed tapping into the Reserve Bank of India's dividends for this purpose, warning that this charge could adversely affect both merchants' earnings and consumer expenses.
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‘Jhooth nahi bolunga’: Rohit reveals comfort food he craved during match nights
In a candid moment, former captain Rohit Sharma opened up about his comfort food during Test matches. Facing long hours of play often stirred feelings of anxiety and sleeplessness, yet his mother's baked banana wafers brought him peace. With their familiar taste, these beloved snacks accompanied Rohit throughout his illustrious Test career, grounding him amid the pressure.
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Jennifer Winget gears up for an Indian wedding
Jennifer Winget recently marked her nuptial celebrations with a dazzling function in Mumbai. The mehendi ceremony was filled with joy as the actress showcased her beautiful pink lehenga alongside her husband and renowned industry friends. The event built upon their intimate UK wedding, with celebrities gracing the occasion. Winget also took the opportunity to promote her upcoming project, Shaque: Trust No One, making it a memorable celebration.
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Pakistan third from bottom in WEF gender gap index; women lag in workforce
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Sri Lankan MP seeks PM Modi’s help for release of Tamil youth accused of blasphemy in Saudi
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'Love to Mann': Bittu protests with tomatoes, eggs near Punjab CM cavalcade - watch
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'Realignment' on cards? Congress keeps door open for Kejriwal's Goa ally GFP
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'Mirzapur The Movie' BO Day 16: Pankaj Tripathi film crosses Rs 207 crore India net
'Mirzapur The Movie' continues to add small but steady sums to its overall tally as it enters Day 16, with its India net collection now at Rs. 206.91 crore. The Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal and Ravi Kishan starrer, well past its opening surge, is now running on the strength of a loyal audience base in its third week, with the worldwide gross closing in fast on the symbolic Rs. 300 crore mark.
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'AI will kill all humans by 2030', Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang responds to the prediction
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang has rejected fears that AI could lead to humanity's extinction by 2030. In response to Donald Trump's claims labeling such scenarios as a hoax, Huang insists that the technology does not threaten human existence. He advocates for rapid industry advancement while prioritizing the delivery of safe, consumer-ready products.
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Henry Ford built an American town in Amazon rainforest; sold it for $250,000
Henry Ford initiated the Fordlandia project in the lush Amazon rainforest of Brazil to secure a steady rubber supply. However, his corporate methods often clashed with local traditions and agricultural practices. The plantation faced numerous obstacles, including pests and diseases harming the rubber trees. Despite investing heavily over seventeen years, Fordlandia ultimately succumbed to failure, illustrating the challenges of integrating foreign business models within local ecosystems.
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