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Here's how two major AI companies are limiting usage of their AI modelsOpenAI has enacted new rules that disallow the stacking of paid ChatGPT subscriptions on a single device or payment card. Users hitting sub...
Grok bot users hit limits faster as Elon Musk warns of ‘unsustainably high’ AI agent costs: What happens next?Grok Bot usage limits: Elon Musk says the cost of running Grok Bot has become unsustainable relative to its revenue as users report hitting...
India's economic pillars show 'no fragility', says Finance Minister Nirmala SitharamanUnion Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted the government's commitment to increasing capital expenditure to promote economic gro...
Nugraj Developers raises Rs 50 crore from Capri Global for Haryana project expansionNugraj Developers has raised Rs 50 crore in growth capital from Capri Global to expand real estate projects. This funding will support ongo...
India's power consumption rises 21.88% to 159.76 billion units in OctoberIndia witnessed a striking power consumption of 159.76 billion units in October 2026, marking a considerable increase from previous years. ...
Adventure holidays in India that take you from Himalayan peaks to the depths of the Andaman SeaFrom jumping out of planes and gliding over mountain valleys to exploring coral reefs and kayaking through mangroves, these seven experienc...
India-Bangladesh Ganga water treaty renewal in doubt as December deadline nearsThe 1996 India-Bangladesh Ganga water-sharing treaty faces uncertainty ahead of its December 12 expiry, with New Delhi unlikely to renew it...
Bangladesh opposition leader warns against Indian transit corridor, demands fair Ganges water dealNahid Islam, a leader of the National Citizen Party, warned against facilitating an Indian transit corridor through Bangladesh. He urged fo...
In 1882, a pipeline helped silver boomtown Candelaria, Nevada, grow to about 1,000 people; after the 1893 financial panic, it declined, and its post office closed in 1939Candelaria emerged as a bustling boomtown in 19th-century Nevada, only to face dire water shortages. Although a dependable water pipeline w...
Jio Platforms share price up 28% from IPO price. Here’s what these 4 brokerages are sayingJio Platforms shares extended their post-listing rally, rising over 28% in three sessions. Nomura, Motilal Oswal, Dolat Capital and Elara C...
Google went to Finland for its AI expansion. Now a cleared forest and a police probe threaten to overshadow its $15 billion investmentGoogle's planned expansion in Finland is facing scrutiny due to alleged environmental violations at a data centre site. Authorities are inv...
In Burgos, Spain, engineers turned steelmaking waste into full-size pavement slabs; five years outdoors caused no major damage, and skid resistance stayed road-safeIn an innovative endeavor, engineers from Burgos, Spain, developed sustainable pavement utilizing waste from steel production, significantl...
COAI seeks rationalised pricing for microwave backhaul spectrumThe Cellular Operators Association of India emphasizes the need for early implementation of TRAI's spectrum charge recommendations. This fo...
Power Grid asks cable and wire makers to scale up as transmission capex set to risePower Grid Corporation of India aims to exceed last year's capital expenditure of ₹40,000 crore for transmission projects. The chairman emp...
Cognite reports $1 billion in verified AI value, confirming impact of industrial AI solutionsDriving approximately 36% of value verified to date, customers are leveraging AI and automated workflows to prevent costly asset shutdowns ...
Pakistan: United Nations report exposes flaws in Sindh's water managementSindh’s water management system is struggling with outdated rules, weak data and growing gaps between official allocations and actual water...
India's daily multimodal AI use to nearly double to 43% by 2030: Ericsson reportDaily use of multimodal AI in India is expected to nearly double by 2030 from current levels. The report highlights a shift towards more fr...