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Indian delegation to visit Washington next week as trade talks gain momentum – Telegraph India

Indian delegation to visit Washington next week as trade talks gain momentum  Telegraph India

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Deakin University and Smart Energy Council Bring Australian Expertise to Power Indias Solar Workforce Revolution – TheWire.in

Deakin University and Smart Energy Council Bring Australian Expertise to Power Indias Solar Workforce Revolution  TheWire.in

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Bombay high court dismisses Abu Salem’s premature remission plea

Bombay High Court dismissed Abu Salem’s plea for release, deeming it premature. The court cited a Supreme Court order stating his 25-year sentence, including remission, would conclude in 2030, not now. Salem had claimed he had already served the maximum term agreed upon during his extradition.

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Atmanirbhar Bharat 2.0 push: Amid Middle East conflict, India working on self-reliance in energy, nuclear power

A key pillar of what is being described as Atmanirbhar 2.0 involves expanding capacity in green energy, nuclear power and thermal generation to lessen dependence on imported oil and gas.

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Is Mayank Yadav ready for IPL? LSG share big update on Rs 11 crore speedster

Lucknow Super Giants are set to take on Royal Challengers Bengaluru at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in what promises to be a high-octane IPL clash, with a potential major boost in the form of pace sensation Mayank Yadav’s return.

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TCS Nashik scandal: FIRs map 4-yr pattern of sex abuse, coercion & religious targeting

NASHIK TCS News: A major investigation into a Nashik TCS unit reveals disturbing allegations of sexual exploitation, workplace harassment, and religious coercion spanning nearly four years. Employees reported inappropriate behavior, suggestive remarks, and unwanted advances. Some also faced religious targeting, including derogatory comments and pressure to convert. TCS has suspended accused employees and launched an

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Curbs on nicotine gums, lozenges may make quitting harder, say experts

India’s top drug advisory body recommends restricting over-the-counter access to most nicotine replacement therapies, sparking concerns that it will hinder smokers’ efforts to quit. While tobacco products remain widely available, this move could create more hurdles for those seeking quitting aids, potentially impacting public health initiatives.

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