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How AI boom helped Microsoft keep a window open in China, it left 9 years ago
Microsoft continues its presence in China by harnessing artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure services. By concentrating on private Chinese enterprises with international activities, these firms employ Microsoft’s Azure cloud for global data storage needs. Additionally, Microsoft retains engineering personnel while navigating export restrictions, solidifying its largest business operations connected to China.
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PTI calls protests after Afridi denied meeting with Imran Khan at Adiala Jail – India Today
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CAG finds 98% shortfall in Green India Mission forest cover targets, red-flags multiple lapses
The Comptroller and Auditor General raised concerns about the inadequacies within the Green India Mission program, noting that the goal of increasing forest cover was far from realized over a decade. The audit pointed to significant issues in planning and financial oversight, which severely undermined the mission’s objectives. Key vulnerable areas were neglected during afforestation,
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Sudden water inflow traps workers inside Uttarakhand tunnel, 16 rescued
In a dramatic rescue operation, sixteen workers were saved from a Chamoli tunnel after torrential rains triggered a water surge. Prompted by this dire situation, rescue teams quickly deployed to provide aid. Thankfully, all trapped individuals were extracted safely, with efforts ongoing to reach others still inside. The conditions within the tunnel, however, remain precarious
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India’s critical mineral push: Govt plans processing parks in 4 states
India is set to establish four specialized parks dedicated to critical mineral processing, targeting lithium and nickel first. The initiative, spearheaded by state governments with central technical assistance, is aligned with the National Critical Mineral Mission aimed at bolstering self-reliance. This move is crucial in propelling India’s transition toward green energy, ensuring a sustainable future.
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Who was Jessica Bang? Rising golf star dies at 18 after brain hemorrhage
In a heartbreaking incident, eighteen-year-old Jessica Bang, an up-and-coming Australian golfer, died in Thailand due to a brain hemorrhage while training for a key tournament. After collapsing and requiring emergency surgery, she sadly passed away. Her family has initiated a fundraiser to cover medical expenses and facilitate her return home. The loss of such a
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‘Majority of students innocent’: BCI reverses ban on NALSAR 2026 batch over CJI invite row
The Bar Council of India has revised its previous directive concerning NALSAR graduates. Students from NALSAR’s 2026 cohort can now pursue enrollment with state bar councils. This update followed significant backlash against the original ruling, which prevented these students from becoming advocates due to their association with a protest. The regulator emphasized that the majority
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How Maxx Crosby’s top-25 ranking could change Cowboys’ 2026 trade plans
Maxx Crosby landed at No. 24 on the 2026 NFL Top 100, but the Raiders star is still surrounded by trade speculation. With the Cowboys linked to Crosby again after Baltimore’s failed offseason deal, here’s why his ranking, production and uncertain long-term future in Las Vegas are all drawing attention ahead of the 2026 season
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US wholesale inflation slows to 4.7% in July: What comes next for Fed, consumers
In July, wholesale prices in the United States exhibited a cooling trend, providing a much-needed breath of fresh air. The decline in energy costs significantly reduced producer price pressures throughout the month. While consumer inflation also saw a slight dip, financial constraints persist for many households. Notably, wholesale inflation excluding food and energy showed improvement