Meta admits lapses in tackling child sexual abuse content The meetings are expected to continue for three to four days as discussions focus on key issues and future action plans. Meta faces fresh scrutiny in India New Delhi: Meta executives faced a second consecutive day of questioning by Indian government officials on Thursday, August 6, […]
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₹16 crore Dehradun bridge road collapses days after inauguration. A 16-crore bridge approach road collapsing just 17 days after inauguration is the kind of image that instantly shakes public confidence. People see the crater and don’t think first about technical details; they think about safety, accountability, and whether the infrastructure they travel on can really
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US Senate introduced Russia sanctions bill risking 100% tariffs on India and others also The US Senate advanced the Russia sanctions bill during President Volodymyr Zelensky’s Capitol visit, raising potential 100% tariff risks for India. The Senate’s move on the Russia sanctions bill puts India in a difficult and very practical bind. It is not
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Hyderabad water board to supply recycled water to data centers Private firm to share royalty from treated water supply fees Hyderabad is moving toward a more practical way of handling water, and the idea is both simple and urgent: use treated wastewater where drinking water is not needed. With freshwater pressure rising, the water board
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Centre has not cleared Telangana’s new Metro rail projects. Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said no new Telangana Metro projects were approved, while Hyderabad Metro Phase I received Rs 1,204 crore. Hyderabad: The Centre has not approved any new Metro Rail projects in Telangana, Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs Manohar Lal Khattar told
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Japan ex-minister blames India for bullet-train project delay. Hideki Makihara claimed Japan’s bullet-train project failed despite high-level talks, alleging India excluded Japan from the crucial signalling system. Former Japanese justice minister Hideki Makihara has publicly blamed India for the delays and changes in the Mumbai–Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail project, arguing that New Delhi’s negotiating stance and
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₹1.5 lakh cancer drug scam exploits desperate patients Fixers reuse vials, fake Keytruda cheats cancer patients Punjab’s quiet countryside hides a story that could belong to any Indian family: a modest house, a middle‑aged woman, and a word that has changed everything—“cancer.” In early 2022, a 56‑year‑old woman near Chandigarh walked into the Postgraduate Institute
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New tax rules reshape your take-home salary today New Income-Tax Act from April 1 may alter take-home pay as companies tweak salaries, exemptions, and tax deductions New Income Tax Rules Kick In Tomorrow: A Salaried Survival Guide Tomorrow’s the big day—April 1, 2026. The new financial year 2026-27 dawns, and with it, a revamped Income
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Swiss manufacturing firm to set up GCC in Hyderabad. New GCC to create high-value jobs, boost Hyderabad’s global biotech role. The glass-and-steel towers of Hyderabad’s financial district gleam under the afternoon sun, their mirrored surfaces reflecting a city that has transformed itself, decade by decade, from a historic pearl trading center into the beating heart
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Report claims UAE quietly backs $2.3 billion Israel arms deal Report claims UAE linked to USD 2.3 billion Israel arms deal, raising questions over regional ties and diplomacy. This development signals a notable change in how Middle East arms deals are perceived and politically framed. The United Arab Emirates is emerging as the likely “mystery”
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