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‘My companions’: Iran marks Pak trip with tribute to Minab school strike victims

Iranian officials placed images of children killed in the Minab incident on seats during a flight to Islamabad for peace talks. The delegation, led by Parliament Speaker Qalibaf, aims to stabilize a regional ceasefire amid ongoing violence and Iranian skepticism about negotiations. The talks address sanctions relief and regional security, with Iran blaming the US

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Nobody warns you about this: An Australian tourist shows India beyond the stereotypes

First-time visitors to India often perceive a country defined by traffic, cows, and vibrant chaos. However, this visual language fails to capture the full reality. Beyond traditional portrayals of poverty and religion, India is experiencing significant growth in infrastructure, business, and modern urban life, challenging preconceptions of progress and tradition existing separately.

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‘Dear Vaibhav…’ : Virat Kohli’s heartwarming message for Sooryavanshi

Fifteen-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s explosive 78 off 26 balls powered Rajasthan Royals to a stunning chase against RCB in Guwahati. His innings, featuring 8 fours and 7 sixes, secured the Orange Cap and a memorable win. Virat Kohli also gifted the young prodigy an autographed cap with a congratulatory message.

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‘Safer & stronger’: After India’s Shanti Bill, Sergio Gor says US ready to cooperate on civil nuclear, LPG exports

India and the US are deepening their strategic partnership, with Ambassador Gor highlighting significant growth in defense cooperation, including boosted sales and interoperability. Following India’s SHANTI Bill, civil nuclear energy collaboration is set to expand, alongside opportunities in coal gasification and LPG exports. High-level meetings in Washington underscored a shared commitment to strengthening security and

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US troops recall chaos after deadly Iranian drone strike on Kuwait base

Survivors of a deadly drone strike in Kuwait have challenged the Pentagon’s narrative, stating their unit was unprepared and lacked fortified defenses. The attack, which killed six service members and injured over 20, occurred at a lightly protected facility. Soldiers described the chaos and their efforts to save lives amidst the destruction.

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4 men barge in, kill Karnataka Youth Cong leader Fairoz Pathan inside his home

Tragedy struck Dharwad late Friday night as Youth Congress leader Fairoz Pathan was brutally murdered at his Hashminagar residence. Unidentified assailants reportedly forced their way into his home and attacked him with lethal weapons before escaping. CCTV footage is expected to be vital in identifying the perpetrators as police launch a manhunt.

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Meta to ‘selected’ engineers: Joining the new Applied AI Engineering unit is ‘no longer optional’

Meta is now mandating top software engineers join its new Applied AI Engineering unit, abandoning voluntary sign-ups. This unit aims to develop AI agents capable of handling significant engineering tasks, reflecting a company-wide push towards AI integration. These compulsory transfers signal a major internal restructuring as Meta prioritizes AI development.

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Fuel for thought: India boosts domestic LPG output to 60% amid Middle East tensions

India’s domestic LPG production now covers nearly 60% of national demand, easing concerns amid Middle East conflict. Authorities are boosting PNG connections, with over 4 lakh consumers switching recently. Commercial LPG supplies have recovered, and priority is given to essential services. Smaller 5kg LPG cylinders are now more accessible, with supply doubled and documentation simplified.

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SAP CEO says AI shift will hurt; compares it to company’s cloud transition

SAP CEO Christian Klein has warned employees that the company’s AI transition will be as challenging as its move to cloud computing. This significant shift aims to integrate AI across SAP’s software and operations, impacting how employees work and products are developed. The company is navigating this while also addressing internal compensation concerns.

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‘Decimated’ but not defeated: Iran still holds thousands of missiles, US intel warns

Iran still possesses thousands of ballistic missiles and can rebuild its arsenal. US intelligence indicates many launchers were damaged but are recoverable. While drone stocks are depleted, cruise missiles remain. US officials claim significant degradation of Iran’s capabilities. Analysts caution that even reduced capacity allows Iran to remain a dominant regional power.

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