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India at 116: Why India’s growth isn’t translating into happiness

Despite India’s rapid economic growth, the World Happiness Report ranks it low, highlighting that material progress alone doesn’t ensure well-being. Factors like urbanization pressures, job insecurity, and evolving social structures contribute to lower life satisfaction, underscoring the need for a broader definition of progress beyond GDP.

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OpenAI founder proposes to remove income tax on Americans earning less than $100k

Venture capitalist Vinod Khosla proposes eliminating federal income tax for Americans earning under $100,000, funded by higher capital gains taxes. He believes this addresses AI-driven job loss fears, a major concern for voters. Khosla also critiques current political approaches to AI, seeking a “surprise” presidential candidate focused on displaced worker security.

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Virat Kohli ‘changed a lot after retiring from Test cricket’

Virat Kohli’s unbeaten 69 powered RCB to a successful chase, showing his top form after a T20 break. Dale Steyn praised his improved six-hitting and evolving mindset. Kohli’s aggressive approach has grown over time. Devdutt Padikkal said Kohli’s presence eased pressure, while also crediting coaches Andy Flower and Dinesh Karthik for his development.

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Foreign investors stay on selling spree, pull out record Rs 1.14 lakh cr in March

Foreign investors withdrew a record Rs 1.14 lakh crore from Indian equities in March, driven by Middle East tensions, rupee pressure, and concerns over high crude oil prices impacting growth. This significant outflow follows a period of strong inflows in February and reflects a broader risk aversion trend in emerging markets.

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Bihar Board 10th result 2026: What to do if you fail in BSEB matric exam

The Bihar Board has declared the Class 10 Result 2026 with an 81.79 percent pass rate, but students who failed still have options. Candidates can apply for compartment exams, special exams, or scrutiny between April 1 and April 7. The Board aims to release compartment results by May 31, allowing students to continue their studies

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‘Bizarre at this age’: Ashwin in awe of Virat Kohli’s relentless intensity

Ravichandran Ashwin lauded Virat Kohli’s “bizarre” energy levels at his age, stating the Indian stalwart continues to “walk the talk” after stepping away from Tests and T20Is. Kohli’s unbeaten 69 in the IPL 2026 opener against SRH showcased his enduring hunger and intensity between the wickets, setting a benchmark for the game.

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Up, up and away: Is the world running out of Helium gas?

Global helium supplies face a critical shortage due to Middle East tensions disrupting production and shipping. This invisible gas, vital for MRIs, semiconductors, and advanced tech, is irreplaceable and lost forever once released. India, heavily reliant on imports, sees soaring prices and potential disruptions in healthcare and its burgeoning chip industry.

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‘Sustained harassment’: What ‘drove’ Bengaluru family to deadly suicide bid

A Bengaluru family’s crippling debt and a daughter’s critical illness led to a tragic suicide attempt. Two women died, while a man and a child are critically injured. A video message revealed the family’s despair over lender pressure and financial ruin, possibly linked to a chit fund business and medical expenses. Investigations are underway.

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Anduril founder Palmer Luckey is clear on when he would sell weapons to North Korea

Anduril founder Palmer Luckey stated his company’s arms sales will strictly follow U.S. government policy, even if it means selling to adversaries. He emphasized that Anduril won’t act independently of Washington, highlighting concerns about falling behind China in defense manufacturing. The company is expanding its production capabilities to counter this trend.

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Americans, Salesforce Bots will now answer your calls to the labour department

The US Department of Labor is now using Salesforce’s AI agents to manage worker queries and applications, aiming to boost service delivery. These AI tools will triage millions of annual requests at the national call centre, ensuring critical needs are prioritised. This move supports programs like unemployment benefits and workplace safety, freeing up staff for

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