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- Google Chooses Air‑Cooling for $15 B Visakhapatnam AI Hub Amid Water and Land Concerns
· Technology
Google has defended its $15 billion artificial intelligence data‑centre project in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, saying it will use advanced air‑cooling…
- Maryland Bus Driver Removed After Allowing Student to Rescue Kitten
· Education
A 67‑year‑old school bus driver in Maryland was removed from her route after a 10‑year‑old student rescued an injured kitten from a rural road. Cynthia…
- Musk Dumps $366 Million to Support GOP in U.S. Midterms
· Politics
Elon Musk has spent $366 million on Republican causes in the U.S. since last year, making him the largest single donor this election cycle.
- NATO Commander Warns of Full‑Scale Response to Any Attack
· World
General Alexus Grynkewich told the Warsaw Security Forum that NATO would destroy any attackers, block strikes, and defend against Russia amid Ukraine war.
- Pulse Prices Rise as Weather, Supply Shortages and Import Costs Surge
· Agriculture
Indian pulse prices climb as adverse weather, lower supplies, and higher import costs push pigeon pea, black gram, and chickpea prices to new highs.
- Cuba Expands Solar Capacity as U.S. Oil Blockade Continues
· World
Cuba has built 144 solar farms totaling 1,418 MW as the U.S. oil blockade limits fuel, leaving 40% of electricity from domestic oil and 9% from renewables.
- BRICS Theatre Festival Opens in Delhi with 'Samudra Manthan'
· India
The three‑day BRICS Theatre Festival opened at NSD in New Delhi, featuring 'Samudra Manthan' and performances from nine BRICS partner countries.
- Egyptian Journalists Syndicate Stands Firm Amid Detention of Six Matsadaash Reporters
· World
Six Matsadaash journalists claim torture after detention; Egypt denies. Syndicate files complaint, prosecutors charge them with terrorism links.
- Two Stolen Renoir Paintings Recovered in France After Arrests
· World
Two Renoir paintings stolen from Cagnes-sur-Mer museum were found damaged behind a false wall in a private home after police arrests. The works are valued at…
- Two Self‑Proclaimed Godmen Accused of Fraudulent ₹69.30 Lakh Scam
· India
Chembur police booked Rajshekhar Shastri and Guruji Adityanath for defrauding a woman of ₹69.30 lakh by promising cancer cure rituals.
- India Urges Worldsteel to Open Office Amid Calls for Multilateral Decarbonization
· India
India’s Finance Minister invites Worldsteel to open an office, citing India’s growing steel demand, production capacity, and decarbonization goals.
- Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe denies transfer rumors, vows to continue fight against unsafe food and drugs
· India
Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe confirms he has not been transferred and vows to continue fighting unsafe food and drugs.
- GST Council Proposes E‑Invoicing for Imported Services to Tighten Compliance
· Business & Finance
GST Council proposes e‑invoicing for overseas software, cloud, and consulting services for firms with ₹5 crore+ turnover, effective April 2027.
- Iran Targets US‑UAE Oil Shuttle System Amid Hormuz Blockade
· World
Iran says it will hit US‑UAE oil shuttle vessels moving crude past Hormuz, amid naval blockade and rising freight costs.
- Bergs Upsets Alcaraz in Shanghai, Zverev Secures Year‑End No.1 Ranking
· Sports
Unseeded Belgian Zizou Bergs defeats seven‑time Grand Slam champion Carlos Alcaraz 7‑5 7‑6(4) in Shanghai, securing Alexander Zverev’s year‑end No.1 ranking.
- Israeli Scholar Ori Goldberg, Al Jazeera Contributor, Dies at 50
· World
Israeli academic Ori Goldberg, 50, died after battling colon cancer. He was a frequent Al Jazeera contributor and PhD historian from Tel Aviv University.
- Women Protesters Allegedly Manhandled by Police After Sunset in Delhi Demonstrations
· Law & Justice
Social media erupted in outrage after weekend demonstrations in central Delhi, where protestors demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner…
- Explosion Near Lebanese Border Claims One Life, Injures 19 in Northern Israel
· World
An unexploded ordnance blast near the Lebanese border killed a 15‑year‑old student and injured 19 others in northern Israel.
- Venezuelan Businessman Pulido Arrested in U.S. After Years of Investigation
· World
Alvaro Pulido, a 62‑year‑old businessman, was taken into U.S. custody after a joint investigation by the DEA, FBI and Homeland Security Investigations.…
- Former Army Chief Warns Against Relying on Foreign Telecoms Amid Starlink Approval Talks
· India
Former Indian Army Chief Ved Malik expressed concerns on Sunday about India depending on telecom systems owned by foreign companies. He cited U.S.…
- World Space Week Highlights Astronauts from Livingston and Spokane
· Space
World Space Week celebrates space science, featuring astronauts Christina Koch from Livingston and Anne C. McClain from Spokane, amid the Rocket Revolution…
- Balkan Heat Swings, Greece Faces Heavy Rainfall as Low-Pressure System Moves East
· Climate & Environment
Balkan temperatures swing wildly, while a low‑pressure system moves east, bringing 50–150 mm of rain and strong winds to Greece.
- EU Caps Chinese Hybrid EV Imports at 350,000 Units Annually
· Auto
The European Commission has confirmed that it will limit the annual import of hybrid electric vehicles from China to 350,000 cars, a measure that will…
- Vice President Radhakrishnan Urges Nations to Respect Borders and Reject Terror Sponsorship
· India
Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan warned on Monday that countries sponsoring terrorism are using an "unlawful weapon" that will ultimately harm their…
- Melbourne Islamic Centre Founder Denies Links to flydubai Co‑Pilot Attack
· Law & Justice
Founder Samir Mohtadi denies ties to flydubai co‑pilot Hamam al‑Hammami, who attacked a captain on a Dubai‑Tel Aviv flight.
- Amazon Promotes Sai Bharath to SDE II with Package Over ₹50 LPA
· India
Sai Bharath, born without a left hand, rises to Amazon SDE II in Hyderabad with a package over ₹50 LPA after a B.Tech. from NIT Warangal.
- Jantar Mantar in Delhi: A 18th‑Century Observatory Built by Sawai Jai Singh II
· India
The Jantar Mantar observatory in Delhi was built by Sawai Jai Singh II, the king of Amer and a key ally of the Mughal Empire, on the orders of Emperor…
- Aaditya and Amit Thackeray Booked After Sit‑In Demanding Gyanesh Kumar’s Removal
· Politics
Mumbai police booked Shiv Sena and MNS leaders Aaditya and Amit Thackeray after a sit‑in demanding the removal of chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
- Israel Expands Control Over Gaza, Leaving Palestinians in Shrinking Territory
· World
Israel now controls 65% of Gaza, moving the Yellow Line west and confining 2.1 million Palestinians to 35% of the strip.
- Centre Urges States to Display Clinical Service Rates Prominently
· India
The Union Health Ministry orders all states and Union Territories to prominently display clinical service rates in local language and English, boosting…