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India: PM Modi Transfers Rs 2,400 Crore under Job Generation Programme
PM Modi transfers Rs 2,400 crore under job generation plan The Indian Prime Minister Narendra...
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Amit Shah Pushes AI-Led Crime Probes, Sets Ambitious 3-Year Target for Justice Delivery in India
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has outlined an ambitious vision to transform India’s criminal justice...
Kerala Budget: major tourism and traditional industry push for Alappuzha
Kerala Budget: major tourism and traditional industry push for Alappuzha The Kerala government has unveiled...
Strait of Hormuz Shipping Won’t Fully Resume Until 80 Mines Are Cleared, Tanker Owners Warn
Normal shipping will not resume in the strait of Hormuz until 80 mines cleared, according...
India’s Thermal Coal Imports Hit 4-Year Low as Renewable Energy Surge Cuts Fossil Fuel Dependence
India’s Thermal Coal Imports Drop to 4-Year Low as Green Power Rises In a significant...
Marathi novellas translated into English
The recent release of two Marathi novellas, 'My Last Autobiography' and 'The Woman Who Wore a Hat', translated into English, has brought forth a renewed interest in the rich literary heritage of Maharashtra, showcasing the distinct voice and style of the authors and the evolving landscape of literary translation.
Maharashtra makes Marathi compulsory for drivers
In a bid to promote the regional language, the Maharashtra government has made Marathi compulsory for taxi and auto drivers, with those failing to prove their fluency facing licence cancellation, sparking a mix of optimism and concern among drivers and locals alike.
US Vice President Harris Vance Defends Iran Nuclear Deal.
** US Vice President Harris Vance has defended the Iran nuclear deal, but his claims about US leverage and Iranian benefits have been met with skepticism by experts and lawmakers, sparking controversy and raising questions about the administration's approach to the agreement.
Irish Parliament Votes to Scrap Mandatory Three-Day Waiting Period for Abortions
IRISH PARLIAMENT VOTES TO REMOVE THREE-DAY ABORTION WAIT Dublin, Ireland – In a significant move...
Taliban Imposes Smartphone Ban on Civil Servants and Military Personnel.
The Taliban government has issued a strict ban on smartphones for civil servants and military personnel during working hours, sparking widespread criticism from human rights groups and concerns about the impact on productivity, efficiency, and individual freedoms in Afghanistan.
Police reward riders with tomatoes
The Pattukottai traffic police launched a surprise campaign to reward two-wheeler riders who wear helmets, distributing 1 kg of tomatoes to law-abiding riders and promoting a sense of shared responsibility towards road safety.
US, EU, UN reach deal with Iran
Iran has reached a surprise agreement with the US, EU, and UN, securing a major economic lifeline in exchange for minimal concessions, including slowing production of enriched uranium and capping it at 3.67% purity, paving the way for the partial lifting of sanctions on its oil exports and the release of $7 billion in frozen assets.
Mosques advised to conduct lockdown drills and enhance security measures
UK mosques advised to run lockdown drills amid fears of anti-Muslim attacks Mosques are advised...
Tamil Nadu Governor Reaffirms Two-Language Policy, Launches Social Justice Survey
Tamil Nadu Governor’s Address: Two-Language Policy to Continue, Social Justice Survey Planned In a significant...
Dubai Property Sales Down 19 in May
Dubai Property Sales Have Fallen ‘Off a Cliff’ Since Start of Middle East War The...
Russian oil refinery attacked by Ukrainian drones
Ukrainian drones strike Moscow’s oil refinery again; flames, thick plumes of smoke seen The attack...
Channel 14 criticises Trump’s Iran policy
In a surprising shift, right-wing Israeli broadcaster Channel 14 has criticized US President Donald Trump's handling of the Iran nuclear deal, sparking questions about the motives behind the sudden change of heart and its implications for Israeli politics and US-Iran relations.
Bengaluru ranked second in Asia for AI clusters
Bengaluru ranked second-best AI-native cluster in Asia, top 15th startup ecosystem globally Bengaluru has been...
Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Criticises India Over App Ban affects 150M users
Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Criticises India Over App Ban Impact on 150 Million Users Pavel...
US and Iran announce deal
The US and Iran have announced a landmark deal, sparking hope for a better tomorrow. While experts warn of a lengthy and complex recovery process, the international community is united in its determination to rebuild and grow, with a renewed sense of cooperation and cautious optimism surrounding the deal.
