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Ahead of Monsoon Session small parties lead MPs attendance rankingsSmaller parties' Members of Parliament recorded the highest attendance during the recent Budget Session. Rashtriya Loktantrik Party and Ras...- Who is Gitanjali J Angmo? Sonam Wangchuk's wife, HIAL co-founder and karate black beltGitanjali J Angmo is leading Sonam Wangchuk's ongoing protest after his hospitalization. She will lead the Cockroach Janta Party's march to...
- Indian envoy meets distressed women workers in Oman; assures prompt action for grievancesIndia's Ambassador to Oman met distressed Indian domestic workers at a shelter. He assured them of prompt action to resolve their grievance...
- The Odyssey vs Ramayana: 7 similarities netizens spotted between Christopher Nolan's latest film and the Indian epicChristopher Nolan's The Odyssey film highlights several similarities with the ancient Indian epic Ramayana. Both narratives feature heroes ...
- Security is no longer a human scale thing, it is machine scale: Pankaj Rohatgi, GoogleGoogle's Pankaj Rohatgi has stressed the urgent need for post-quantum cryptography adoption by 2029. He notes that AI is now actively used ...
- US lawmaker urges review of arms sales to India at Capitol briefingUS lawmakers and experts urged a review of arms sales to India. They cited concerns over alleged transnational repression impacting nationa...
- At 7, she fell in love with art. Today, this self-taught Bengaluru artist's paintings are displayed at the UN headquarters. How one social media post changed her lifeBengaluru artist Namita Kulkarni achieved international recognition for her powerful paintings. Her artwork was recently displayed at the p...
- Govt should appeal to Sonam Wangchuk to end fast, there should be some room for humanity: Omar AbdullahJammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah voiced concern over activist Sonam Wangchuk's health, noting that Wangchuk has lost signific...
- Oh, what a lovely war, Delulus! The forgotten truth about Indian soldiers in World War IA groundbreaking study has uncovered that nearly ten thousand Indian soldiers perished in World War One. This finding emerges from a five-y...
- Govt considering amendment in IT Rules for OTT platforms, action against ZEE5: SourcesThe government is considering amending IT Rules 2021 for OTT film certification. This development follows controversy over the uncensored f...
- Forced labour explained: Why India changed its import policyIndia has amended its Foreign Trade Policy to prohibit imports of goods made using forced labour. This move creates a legal framework for b...
- BCG sees wider AI execution gap in India as marketers prepare for agentic AIIndian marketers embrace artificial intelligence with high ambition and investment. However, many companies mistake experimentation for tru...
- Nirav Modi's extradition to happen after ongoing legal proceedings end: MEAFugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi will be extradited from the United Kingdom. Legal proceedings are currently ongoing in the United King...
- India expects international community to hold Pakistan accountable for 'egregious abuses' in PoJKIndia states protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir stem from exploitation. Islamabad's actions have led to systemic exploitation ...
- Amid 'Satluj' row, Khalra's wife Paramjit Kaur urges Akal Takht to form 'People's Commission'Paramjit Kaur Khalra requested the Akal Takht to form a commission for missing persons. This call follows renewed attention on her husband'...
- Hundreds protest Nepal's eviction of landless squatters as activists face police crackdownHundreds protested in Nepal's capital against the government's eviction of landless families. Youth activists assessing flood-hit squatters...
- Perpetuating an infantile cultureIndia's ongoing ban on the film Satluj, previously known as Ghallughara, highlights a pattern of governmental censorship. This film portray...
- Skilling vital in India's goal of becoming AI solutions capital: IT SecretarySpeaking at the CII GCC Business Summit, Krishnan noted that the deployment of AI in enterprises is still lagging across the world, not jus...
- Rajasthan maternal deaths: Rights group seeks NHRC probe into Kota oxytocin caseIn a plea for justice, a civil rights group has turned to the National Human Rights Commission concerning five maternal deaths that occurre...
- Civil rights body asks National Human Rights Commission to step inA civil rights group has asked the NHRC to intervene in five maternal deaths. These deaths occurred in Kota, Rajasthan, after women receive...
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