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Tripura unveils action plan to save India’s only ape, the endangered Hoolock Gibbon

In a significant conservation development for India’s rich biodiversity, the state of Tripura has launched a comprehensive action plan aimed at protecting the endangered Hoolock Gibbon — the only ape species found in India. With increasing concerns over habitat loss, declining populations, and human encroachment, the move is seen as a vital step to secure…

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Sacked from India job, former KKR assistant coach Abhishek Nayar lands top role at Women’s Premier League franchise

Abhishek Nayar, the former assistant coach of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and a respected figure in India’s domestic cricket coaching circuit, has bounced back in style after a recent setback. Following his removal from a developmental coaching role associated with Indian cricket, Nayar has now been appointed to a prestigious top position with a Women’s…

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IND vs ENG Test: ‘Where’s he been?’ – Nasser Hussain slams India’s tactics over delayed Washington Sundar spell

A major talking point has emerged from the ongoing India vs England Test series as former England captain Nasser Hussain questioned India’s baffling decision to delay introducing off-spinner Washington Sundar into the attack. Speaking during the third day’s play, Hussain expressed disbelief at India’s bowling strategy, calling it “inexplicable” that Sundar, who could have exploited…

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Power struggle grips Sona Comstar after chairperson’s death. At stake: Over ₹8,200 crore promoter shareholding

The untimely demise of Sona Comstar’s chairperson has ignited a dramatic succession battle within the company’s top echelons, with control over promoter holdings valued at more than ₹8,200 crore now hanging in the balance. What was once a closely-knit leadership overseeing one of India’s fastest-growing auto component makers has now spiraled into a boardroom tussle,…

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‘Don’t hire Indians’: Finfluencer warns Trump’s tech war could crush Indian futures

In a statement that has triggered widespread outrage and concern, a controversial US-based finfluencer has warned against hiring Indian professionals, claiming that a possible resurgence of Donald Trump’s presidency in 2025 could bring severe tech restrictions and immigration crackdowns that may disproportionately impact the Indian tech workforce. The finfluencer’s remark — “Don’t hire Indians if…

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Student visa: US lawmakers flag delay; urge swift action for Indian students

Amid mounting concerns over significant delays in student visa processing for Indian nationals, a group of influential US lawmakers has stepped in to urge federal agencies for expedited handling of student visa applications. With India being one of the largest sources of international students for the United States, the delay is impacting thousands of aspiring…

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Shruti Haasan Pens Emotional Note For ‘Appa’ Kamal Haasan After He Takes Oath As Rajya Sabha MP: ‘Moment Forever Etched In My Mind’

Renowned Indian actor, filmmaker, and politician Kamal Haasan recently took oath as a Member of Parliament in the Rajya Sabha, marking another milestone in his illustrious journey. Among the many who celebrated this moment, none was more emotional than his daughter, actress and singer Shruti Haasan. Taking to social media, Shruti shared a heartfelt message…

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PM Modi in Maldives: Ex-Foreign Secretary Shringla reveals what led to turnaround in ties after Muizzu’s ‘anti-India’ stance

In a significant diplomatic development, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to the Maldives marked a new chapter in bilateral relations between India and the island nation, signaling a dramatic reversal in earlier tensions. Former Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla has now shed light on the behind-the-scenes efforts and strategic recalibrations that led to the…

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China’s premier tells EU leaders ‘we can’t afford’ massive industrial subsidies

In a candid and strategically significant declaration, Chinese Premier Li Qiang told European Union leaders that Beijing “can’t afford” to maintain massive industrial subsidies, signaling a potential shift in China’s long-standing economic approach amid growing global scrutiny. His comments were made during the latest round of China-EU High-Level Economic and Trade Dialogue, where top leaders…

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