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Green Development: Can Indian Cities Grow Without Losing Clean Air?
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Urban Heatwave: Why Indian Cities Are Getting Hotter Every Summer
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UP elections: BJP plans Bihar-style ‘lawlessness’ pitch to counter anti-incumbency
BJP in Uttar Pradesh seeks to counter anti-incumbency by highlighting lawlessness under previous governments and showcasing its own governance record.
India
'We may not survive this': another Anthropic employee quits, issues morbid warning over AI
Jacob Coxon, who resigned from Anthropic last week warned that AI companies are gambling with lives in their rush to improve superintelligence.
India
PM Modi, Vietnam counterpart Le Minh Hung hold bilateral talks as BRICS leaders converge in Delhi
According to the MEA, India and Vietnam share an Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, underpinned by longstanding bonds of friendship and cooperation.
India
Balaghat child deaths: CJP convernor Dipke visits tribal villages, demands accountability
Balaghat child deaths: CJP convernor Dipke visits tribal villages, demands accountability
India
‘Scarf, bottle, super food’: What’s in goodie bag given to media delegates at BRICS Summit
From Bihar’s snacks to coffee from Odisha, the BRICS media kit gives insight into the India's varied traditions, local produce and artisanal skills.
India
Ganga water recedes in Bihar; severe flood conditions persist in UP
Flood-like conditions also affected several areas in UP due to a rise in the Ganga's water level. Moradabad is one of the worst-hit areas in the state.
India
Ethiopia, Malaysia eye strong defence, business ties with India after Modi meet at BRICS
Ethiopia and Malaysia expressed keenness to deepen defence ties with India.
India
Pataudi land records manipulated using identity of man who died in 1970, FIR filed
Police in Haryana’s Pataudi registered an FIR after a man who died in 1970 allegedly appeared alive in land records used to transfer his property.
Business
Brics finance ministers in India hit out at ‘unilateral tariff' moves: ‘They distort trade’
The ministers said the global economy was facing significant headwinds from geopolitical tensions and trade fragmentation.