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High school student Aditi Paudel, 17, becomes Japan’s first literacy ambassador
Aditi Paudel, at just 17 years old, has been honored as Japan’s inaugural literacy ambassador by the World Literacy Foundation. Her commitment to promoting literacy is inspiring, as she views it as a pivotal tool for empowering youth and creating pathways to success worldwide. Her vision includes donating books to Asian nations facing literacy challenges,
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‘No double standards on terrorism’: PM Modi’s message at SCO summit in presence of Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif
Prime Minister Modi urged dismantling terrorism’s entire ecosystem at the SCO Summit. He stressed that terrorism cannot be a strategic asset for any nation. Conflicts in West Asia impact global energy security and trade routes. India advocates for dialogue and diplomacy to resolve international tensions. The Prime Minister also highlighted drug trafficking as a serious
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SC asks Centre, states why retail acid sale cannot be completely banned to curb attacks
In a push for better protection, the Supreme Court is scrutinizing the government’s decision on retail acid sales, responding to demands from acid attack survivors for a full ban on the over-the-counter sale of acids. The court recommended altering sales regulations to permit purchases only by those over fifty years old and requested an update
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Earning Rs 10 lakh more in Bengaluru may not mean saving more, thanks to high costs
Bengaluru’s higher salaries may look attractive to professionals considering relocation, but rising living costs can significantly reduce their actual savings. A tech professional’s comparison of Bengaluru, Delhi, Noida and Gurugram highlights expenses such as rent, food, commuting and travel home. The analysis underscores why employees should assess their net financial gains before switching cities for
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‘This is the reason they are in mess’: Ex-Pakistan coach tears into PCB
Mickey Arthur, the former coach of the Pakistan cricket team, expresses his disappointment in the Pakistan Cricket Board’s hasty decisions following a series of Test losses. After sending seven players packing and altering the coaching setup, Arthur argues that such frequent changes hinder team stabilization and undermine performance consistency. With the addition of debutants among
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‘I regret the tone’: Top tech investor clarifies data centre remarks
Tech investor Gavin Baker has changed his stance on data centers, now recognizing the valid concerns that were present around eighteen months ago. However, with well-structured projects resolving many of these issues, data centers are now contributing positively to local economies, especially benefiting blue-collar workers in small towns. He suggests that criticism towards data centers