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- Anthropic CEO urges India to embrace AI governance, warns of ‘big economic turmoil’
- Infosys shares jump after big AI tie-up with Anthropic, IT stocks rally
- Afghanistan retains status as world’s weakest passport in February 2026 Henley Index
- Indore MBA student murder: Accused allegedly attempts black magic after killing
Yunus revives ‘Seven Sisters’ pitch in farewell speech, sparks fresh buzz before BNP takeover
Bangladesh’s interim government chief Muhammad Yunus once again stirred debate by invoking the term “Seven Sisters” — a reference to India’s northeastern states — without naming India, while highlighting the region’s “immense econ ...
Feb 26 wedding? Viral invite sparks buzz around Vijay Deverakonda, Rashmika Mandanna
A wedding invitation allegedly belonging to actors Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna has gone viral on social media, sparking fresh speculation about a possible celebrity wedding in 2026. Full Article
- 'Remarkable young woman': Kangana Ranaut roots for Dhurandhar actor Sara Arjun
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Yuvraj Samra scripts history! First associate nation batter to smash T20 World Cup century
Chennai/IBNS: Canada’s Yuvraj Samra on Tuesday became the first player from an associate nation to score a century in the history of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup. Full Article
- Shoaib Akhtar, Mohammad Yousuf blast PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi after Pakistan’s humiliating T20 World Cup loss to India
- Shock exit, star returns: Steve Smith replaces Hazlewood in T20 WC squad ahead of crucial Sri Lanka match
- T20 World Cup: Kishan’s 77 sparks carnage as India crush Pakistan by 61 runs, storm into Super 8
- England stay alive! Tom Banton anchors crucial T20 World Cup win over Scotland
New recombinant mpox strain detected in UK and India; WHO calls for heightened surveillance
The detection of a newly identified recombinant mpox virus containing genetic material from two known strains underscores the need for continued genomic surveillance, the UN World Health Organization ... Full Article
- WHO prequalifies additional nOPV2 vaccine, strengthening global fight against polio
- Game-changer for TB patients in India: Shorter oral regimens slash costs, ICMR finds
- Global health alert: Obesity linked to 10% of all infectious disease deaths, says study
- Happy Chocolate Day: Your favourite treat comes with surprising health benefits, reveals study
Anthropic CEO urges India to embrace AI governance, warns of ‘big economic turmoil’
Bengaluru/IBNS: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has urged India to leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) in governance to make public services more efficient and citizen-friendly, media reports said. Full Article
- US conducts 10 strikes on 30 ISIS targets in Syria in two weeks
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- Family of Indian student Jaahnavi Kandula, killed by US cop, ...
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- US deletes India trade deal map showing PoK, Aksai Chin as Indian ...
- Munich protests draws 200,000 against Iran crackdown as Pahlavi ...
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- Yunus revives ‘Seven Sisters’ pitch in farewell speech, sparks fre ...
- Afghanistan retains status as world’s weakest passport in February 2 ...
- Pakistani court hands 13-year-old Christian girl to alleged kidnapper ...
- BLA issues 7-day ultimatum to Islamabad as it claims custody ...
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- 17 years in exile — now in power: BNP chief Tarique Rahman’s bol ...
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Mumbai/IBNS: The share price of Infosys climbed around 3 percent on Tuesday, a day after the IT giant announced a strategic collaboration with AI firm Anthropic, media reports said. Full Article
- Godrej Enterprises Group supports India’s data centre ambitions with scaled up and green ready solutions
- India AI Impact Summit: NPCI extends ‘UPI One World’ wallet service to international delegates
- TVS Supply Chain Solutions signs MoU with ALA Group to enter India’s $28bn Aerospace and Defence supply chain market
- Informed Borrowing: Tata Capital launches nationwide public initiative ‘Sawaal Karo, Phir Loan Lo’
In Spiti Valley’s harsh high-altitude landscape, a new study finds that snow leopards, wolves, foxes and free-ranging dogs coexist by constantly shifting their behaviour — adjusting when and where they are active to avoid conflict amid rising human pressure. With human-subsidised dogs reshaping the predator balance, researchers warn this fragile system may not endure without intervention. Mongabay India correspondent Sneha Mahale reports Full Article
- What are surging glaciers? Scientists warn they are becoming more dangerous than ever
- NASA Hubble captures stunning image of Wolf-Rayet Star Hen 2-427, surrounding nebula M1-67
- Underwater apocalypse: Half of all coral reefs severely bleached during 2014–2017 heatwave
- Tremors felt in Kolkata after a 5.9-magnitude earthquake hits Myanmar
Kolkata’s Chinese New Year celebrations are among the oldest in India, rooted in the city’s long-standing Chinese diaspora that began arriving in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Full Article











