CBI registers fresh case against Reliance Communications, Anil Ambani – Tribune India
CBI registers fresh case against Reliance Communications, Anil Ambani Tribune India
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LSG vs DC: Will Arjun Tendulkar find a place in the playing XI today?
LSG have a fully fit squad with key additions like Mohammad Shami and Anrich Nortje, while the return of Mayank Yadav and Mohsin Khan from injuries bolsters their pace bowling riches this season. And with that the question arises, will Arjun Tendulkar be able to find a place in the playing XI.
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OTP can’t secure payments: RBI rolls out stricter digital payment rules from April 1 – what is changing
India’s digital payments are getting a security boost from April 1 with stricter RBI authentication rules, requiring two-factor verification for all transactions to combat rising fraud. Beyond digital payments, changes affect credit cards, FASTags, RuPay cards, PAN applications, and banking services, alongside a new income tax framework, aiming for a safer financial ecosystem.
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As OpenAI closes record-breaking $122b funding round, pressure shifts to Sam Altman
AI giant OpenAI has secured a staggering $122 billion in funding, valuing the company at $852 billion. This massive investment, co-led by SoftBank, underscores OpenAI’s pivotal role in the global AI race.
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The Skyline of Progress: A Perspective on Indian Real Estate over the last three decades. – Tribune India
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US to exit Nato? Trump slams alliance as ‘paper tiger’ as bloc dithers on joining Iran war
President Trump is strongly considering withdrawing the US from Nato, labeling the alliance a ‘paper tiger’ due to European allies’ refusal to support US actions in the Iran conflict. He cited a lack of reciprocity and criticized the UK’s stance. The US may re-examine its Nato role, with potential structural changes like a ‘pay-to-play’ model