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Mumbai (Maharashtra) , July 4: Earthquakes rarely end when the ground stops shaking. The tremors may last only seconds, but the aftermath stretches into months, sometimes years. Roads crack, hospitals struggle, homes disappear, and entire…
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) , July 4: Conflicts are often measured in military movements, diplomatic negotiations, and geopolitical headlines. Yet long before history records who won or lost, economies quietly begin keeping score. Oil prices…
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) , July 4: In an age where headlines compete for attention by the minute, some of the world’s gravest humanitarian emergencies quietly slip beneath the global radar. Sudan’s conflict has become one of those…
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) , July 4: Football has always promised ninety minutes of drama. Goals, upsets, last-minute winners and the occasional referee controversy are practically part of the ticket price. But this year’s FIFA World Cup has…
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) , July 4: The planet has an uncanny habit of reminding humanity who’s actually in charge. One year it’s record-breaking heat, another it’s devastating floods, followed by droughts that seem determined to rewrite…
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New Delhi , February 17: The world has never seen wealth at this scale. As of February 17, 2026, Elon Musk has reached an estimated net worth of $850 billion, the highest personal fortune ever recorded. What Will Elon Musk Be Worth in 2026?…
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The psychological and cultural factors driving the largest organic response to an AI framework in history New Delhi , February 14: Shekhar Natarajan, Founder and CEO of Orchestro.AI, explains the impact of global influence that could change…
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New Delhi , February 14: As India and Malaysia continue to deepen bilateral ties, Pradeep Batra, President of the Overseas Friends of BJP (OFBJP) Malaysia chapter and Executive Director of Emerald Hexagon – an SRAM & MRAM Group company,…
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Oxford , January 24: We keep using the wrong verbs. Save. Reverse. Fix. As if the planet were a dropped phone screen and not a system with momentum, inertia, and a memory longer than ours. As if we didn’t already cross lines quietly, one…
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New Delhi , January 20: Everyone keeps saying “peace” out loud now. Not whispering it, not even arguing about it. Just saying it, flatly, like a checkbox they’re tired of clicking. Peace talks here. De-escalation there. A summit photo with…
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