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Khalistani terror threat alert issued for Delhi, Uttarakhand: Report

Security agencies have issued a high alert for Delhi and Uttarakhand following intelligence indicating potential attacks by Khalistani terrorists. Temples, government buildings, railway stations, and police installations are identified as possible targets. The threat, reportedly received via email, has prompted heightened vigilance and security reviews across sensitive locations. Investigations are underway to verify the authenticity

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Jeff Bezos vs Zohran Mamdani debate: Kevin O’Leary says Amazon founder should run cities

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos sparked a debate on government efficiency and taxation, suggesting New York City’s services would falter under his company’s operational model. Billionaire Kevin O’Leary echoed these sentiments, calling the city a ‘disaster’ and warning against taxing the wealthy. Former Mayor Bill de Blasio criticized Bezos’ remarks as out of touch. Meanwhile, Bezos

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Lashkar-e-Taiba leaders attend funeral of Shoaib Akhtar’s brother in Islamabad: Report

Senior Lashkar-e-Taiba leaders, including deputy chief Saifullah Kasuri, were reportedly seen at the funeral of former cricketer Shoaib Akhtar’s brother in Islamabad. The presence of these banned terror group members, alongside the head of LeT’s political wing, raises concerns about their continued influence and operational freedom in Pakistan. Kasuri has a history of anti-India rhetoric

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Inside Nebo-UM: The Russian radar that could help India track China’s J-20

The Indian Air Force has unveiled its Russian Nebo-UM Very High Frequency radar, a state-of-the-art long-range surveillance tool designed to spot stealth aircraft. This advancement is crucial, especially with the rising number of stealth fighters in neighboring nations. Although it’s not a weapon, this radar’s early warning system is vital, significantly boosting India’s air defense

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How a podcast with 100,000 YouTube views gave Aashna Doshi confidence to quit Google

A 23-year-old engineer, Aashna Doshi, left a lucrative Google position to pursue her AI startup, Bounty. Her journey began with a popular tech podcast, “0 to 1,” which connected her with industry leaders and sparked her entrepreneurial ambition. Doshi’s startup offers an outcome-based AI marketplace, a bold move from corporate security to chase a potentially

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Amid opposition’s protest, NCERT denies dropping Preamble from Class 9 textbook

NCERT has clarified that the Preamble remains in its Class 9 Social Science textbooks, refuting removal claims. Sources indicate a curriculum redesign under the National Curriculum Framework, with topics redistributed. Constitutional values are introduced earlier and will be detailed in Grade 10. The revised textbook, however, introduces a chapter on the 1975-77 Emergency, a significant

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Debt, revenge: Telangana man watched ‘how-to-kill’ videos, then murdered 4 relatives

A chilling family murder in Nalgonda, Telangana, has been solved with the arrest of four individuals, including the prime accused, a relative driven by debt and revenge. Police revealed the accused meticulously planned the killings after watching online videos, motivated by robbery and a desire to silence witnesses. Stolen gold and documents were later pawned.

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Venezuela earthquakes: How India’s armed forces have become a global first responder

India’s armed forces have once again showcased their global humanitarian reach. Following devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, a 41-member rescue team and a field hospital were swiftly dispatched. This mission echoes past successful operations like those in Nepal, Yemen, and South Sudan, highlighting India’s robust capability in rapid disaster response and civilian evacuation worldwide, extending far

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‘Target Indians’: NZ foreign minister alleges ‘covert’ immigration changes under FTA

New Zealand’s Foreign Minister Winston Peters has accused the government of covertly introducing discriminatory immigration rules targeting Indian citizens under the new Free Trade Agreement. He claims these changes, including stricter visa tests and residency requirements, were deliberately kept from public view to avoid Indian backlash. The government, however, has vehemently rejected these allegations, calling

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