Shooting | Disappointing day for shooters at Worlds with one final and no Olympic quota – The Indian Express
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‘Deeply touched’: PM Modi thanks Bhutan King for dedicating sacred stupa in his honour
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed heartfelt thanks for the dedication of a sacred stupa by Bhutan’s King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck. Unveiled on November 1, this stupa strengthens the enduring friendship and cultural ties between India and Bhutan. This initiative highlights Bhutan’s commitment to boosting its Buddhist identity and serves as a token of
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One move, two gains: NHAI to desilt Bihar rivers and build roads with excavated material
Bihar’s government has signed an agreement with the road transport ministry for river desilting to reduce flooding. The excavated silt and sand will be utilized in highway construction projects across the state. This initiative aims to improve water flow in rivers while providing construction materials at no cost. Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary emphasized the
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Fires are down in Punjab but most being lit at dusk
Farmers in Punjab are opting to ignite stubble fires during the evening hours, believing these flames will slip under the radar of satellites and officials. This trend has caught on within the farming community, leading to a noticeable drop in detected fire incidents. Many farmers are using this tactic to sidestep penalties associated with stubble
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Widow faces tax notice for Rs 60 lakh cash deposits; why ITAT treated it as gift from late husband
The Income Tax Department discovered that a woman had deposited Rs 60,07,500 in cash into her bank account during the financial year 2015-16. However, she had not filed an income tax return (ITR) for the corresponding assessment year. The Assessing Officer (AO) subsequently issued a show-cause notice under Section 148A(b) of the Income Tax Act,
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US firm seeks lower fees for lawyers using AI; court upholds $114,663 award
A federal appeals court recently upheld the award of $114,663.11 in legal fees, rejecting claims related to AI usage. The court clarified that accusations of inflated billing require concrete evidence, particularly following Flux Drive Inc.’s unsuccessful trade-secrets lawsuit. This ruling reinforces the notion that simply employing AI does not warrant a reduction in legal fees,
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Rajkumari Chanu scripts history with maiden Wushu bronze at Youth Olympics Games
Rajkumari Lanchenbi Chanu created history at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games by winning India’s first-ever Wushu medal, claiming bronze in the women’s Changquan combined event with 18.039 points. Her achievement took India’s medal tally to three, following silver in judo and bronze in swimming, marking a major milestone for Indian Wushu on the international