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Delhi has secured ₹1,647 crore in Central funding for 28 infrastructure projects under the SASCI scheme, with an additional ₹756-crore performance incentive to boost roads, drainage, healthcare and civic development across the capital
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Security forces launched a search operation after an IED blast near an Assam Rifles vehicle killed one person and injured four.
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UN Commissioner Srinivasan Muralidhar says the commission's evidence is already informing proceedings before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and the International Criminal Court (ICC)
Branded products like Maggi, Bournvita, and Thums Up allegedly tampered with and pushed into markets, including e-commerce platforms.
The Supreme Court is drafting rules to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in courts after AI-generated fake judgments surfaced in legal proceedings. Here's what the proposed framework means for judges, lawyers and litigants.
By Pranay Vatsa
Most tree failures are the result of multiple stressors that have accumulated over years damaged roots during infrastructure projects, concretised tree bases, poor pruning practices, fungal decay, ageing, and inadequate scientific monitoring
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The standoff comes even as Saudi Arabia stepped in with fresh support. In late April, Riyadh agreed to a $3 billion deposit for Pakistan
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Esmail Baghaei, the spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, accused the US of "mutilating" the memorandum while adding that Tehran did not breach the agreement
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Security agencies are on high alert after an email purportedly from a pro-Khalistan group threatened to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Friday rally in Jind. It claimed bomb blasts will be carried out at schools, railway stations and other locations in Chandigarh and Jalandhar on July 17 during his visit to Punjab and Haryana, officials said on Monday
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