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The scramble to build artificial intelligence infrastructure is beginning to spill over into the consumer electronics market, creating pressures that buyers of laptops and tablets are now starting to feel

Karnataka Medical College and Research Institute in Hubballi has become the first government hospital in the State to perform this procedure, sets a new benchmark for advanced orthopaedic care in States public health sector

While Klarna welcomed the ruling, the company is unlikely to receive any payment soon because Google can appeal

Chef Vijay Kumars unapologetic rural Tamil cooking is changing how the world sees Indian food. Now a slew of awards, including the recent James Beard and a Michelin for Semma, prove that he was right to celebrate home

Why is Deutsche Bank exiting? Why it is important for Kotak? What will happen to Deutsche Banks customers? What does this mean for Indias banking sector?

The killing of the 27-year-old Pandit nurse was among the first cases of targeted killing of Kashmiri Pandits in the Valley following the armed insurrection in 1989; the filing of the charge sheet is seen by the family and the entire Pandit community as a step towards justice

The latest report by the UN independent commission of inquiry captures Israels crimes against Palestinian children

Coffee connoisseurs will bet on their life that a cup of instant coffee tastes burnt, even putrid. Yettu, a craft coffee that can be brewed in seconds, attempts to challenge this notion

Police claim that he attacked them in a bid to avoid arrest

Supporters of the Parandur airport argue that if Chennai does not get a second airport by 2028, the city and its surrounding industrial regions may lose future growth opportunities

My focus in this new role will be helping transform how Meta learns and makes decisions in the AI era, Alex Schultz said

European technology chief Henna Virkkunen held constructive talks with Apple CEO Tim Cook

Philips Evnia Launches the World's First Triple-Mode Fast IPS Gaming Monitor that Allows Gamers to Switch Between Three High-Performance Resolution Modes

QBE Insurance Group Limited becomes sole owner and shareholder of Raheja QBE General Insurance Company Limited

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Renewal follows an independent third-party re-audit validating delivery maturity, operational rigor, and customer outcomes

As Katharina Grgen leaves for her next posting in Krakw, incoming director Leonhard Emmerling, an art historian and curator, outlines plans to deepen collaborations with Chennais artists, museums and writers while building programmes through dialogue and cultural exchange

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We train ChatGPT to recognize and respond to signs of mental or emotional distress, de-escalate conversations, and guide people toward real-world support, the spokesperson said

Ceremonies like saptapadi provide a marriage with the spiritual, social, and legal status as a sacrament and samskara, the court said

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said on Wednesday that Tehran would use some of its frozen assets in Qatar to purchase goods needed by the country following talks in Doha.

Chief Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari and Justice G. Arul Murugan say courts jurisdiction must not be abused by individuals who pretend to fight for justice while acting on personal or hidden motives

Trane Launches HSWE Magnetic Bearing Chiller to Advance Data Center Cooling Across Asia Pacific

TripGain Launches AI Spend Copilot to Help Enterprises Turn Expense Data into Real-Time Decisions

The United States earned their first knockout-round victory since 2002

Aimed at making quality education more accessible, equitable and affordable for students, the scheme says eligible students admitted to regular mode courses in government and government-aided institutions will be provided complete waiver of admission fees.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei said Tehran alone would decide how to use the released assets, in whatever way is most beneficial and favourable to the country.

Here is a select list of stories to start the day.

According to industry estimates, Indias electricity consumption has increased by 34% from FY19 to FY25 but streamlining distribution and minimising losses is the key

USA still have just one knockout win in World Cup history so far

On the petitioners concerns over digging up the polo turf, the Centres lawyer assured that no such alteration would happen in the meantime

Senegal became the fourth African side to bow out in a narrow defeat in the knockout stage

Bill Pulte, a political loyalist with no national security experience, was appointed as acting director of national intelligence last month; he has reportedly already moved to cut hundreds of intelligence jobs

The court held that Ilaiyaraajas rights under the Copyright Act were confined to the musical compositions and exploitation of the disputed sound recordings would amount to copyright infringement

The EU-India FTA was concluded in January this year whereas the final sealing remains to be done

The seventh seed will next face 25th-seeded Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech as he looks to continue his bid for an eighth Wimbledon title

Roughly a dozen security guards were deployed to get them off the field. Belgium defender Maxim De Cuyper held onto the ball amid the incident

Enumerators begin boundary mapping and building numbering; household data collection to begin in the next phase; personal information collected to remain strictly confidential

Head of the Iranian delegation said the discussions touched on the fate of frozen Iranian assets, which Tehran has demanded be released as part of the settlement.

Swiss healthcare major is expanding its global tech hub network in India to Hyderabad alongside its existing site in Pune

Offerings would not have been stolen had they believed in Lord Ram, says AAP chief

The incident took place at Saifullah Lake in the Kalam Valley of Upper Swat district, a popular tourist destination

Indias refinery resilience in the West Asia crisis points to its coal chemistry future

A policy brief from the INSA-Centre for Science, Technology, Innovation and Policy outlines a four-pillar framework