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India’s Groundwater Overuse Tilts Earth’s Axis, Scientists Warn

A new study reveals that India’s massive groundwater extraction, accounting for over 25% of the global total, disrupts Earth’s balance, shifting its rotational axis. Unchecked, this could alter day-night cycles and trigger crises like food and water scarcity worldwide. Groundwater Extraction Explained Over-pumping groundwater redistributes Earth’s mass, prompting the planet to adjust its balance, leading […]

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China Urges India to Resist US Tariff Threats Together

New Delhi: On Tuesday, China urged India to unite against the “US misuse of tariffs” and tackle shared challenges. In an X post, Chinese Embassy spokesperson Yu Jing criticized US President Donald Trump’s 50% tariff threat on China, urging nations to champion broad dialogue, genuine multilateralism, and resist unilateralism and protectionism. “China’s economy thrives on

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Saudi Arabia Visa Ban: New Travel Rules Hit 14 Nations

Saudi Arabia has rolled out fresh travel curbs, halting certain visas for folks from 14 countries, including India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, as part of a push to manage crowds during the Hajj pilgrimage. According to various news outlets, the restriction, aimed at easing congestion tied to the massive religious event, will stick around until mid-June,

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India to transform from service hub to global innovator this decade: Ex-NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant

Deeptech is set to be a game-changer for India, especially in fields like artificial intelligence (AI), mobility, battery storage, and green hydrogen, according to Amitabh Kant, ex-CEO of NITI Aayog, the government’s think tank. He believes Indian startups have a golden shot at leading the charge in these areas. “Years from now, when people look

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Gold Soars to Record Peak Amid Trump Tariff Inflation Fears

Gold prices soared to an all-time high on Tuesday, April 1, 2025, as worries over U.S. President Donald Trump’s upcoming reciprocal tariffs sparked fears of rising inflation and sluggish economic growth, pushing folks toward the safety of this shiny metal. By 0310 GMT, spot gold climbed 0.6% to $3,142.83 an ounce after peaking at a

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AI’s Rise: Bill Gates on Jobs, Creativity, and the Human Edge

Since ChatGPT burst onto the scene in 2022, thanks to OpenAI, artificial intelligence has flipped the script on how we live and work. Most folks still use AI chatbots like Gemini, Copilot, and DeepSeek as handy work tools, but experts worry that these systems could soon take over jobs across all kinds of industries. Just

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Rafael Grossi’s Take: Nuclear Talks, Global Tensions, and India’s Big Energy Moves

Hello people! Rafael Mariano Grossi, the big chief of the IAEA, was in India recently and spent some time with various decision-makers. At that time, he had much to discuss with Surojit Gupta at TOI, from Iran’s nuclear plans to Ukraine’s weak frontline plants, and he praised India’s nuclear energy game. Now, let’s digest the

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Malaysia Greenlights New Search for MH370 with Ocean Infinity

Hey everyone! Something big happened in Malaysia this week—on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, the government gave the green light to a Texas-based team to start looking for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 again. You remember that mystery. The plane that vanished over a decade ago? Well, they’ve tapped Ocean Infinity, a marine robotics outfit, to scour

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Why over 100,000 Indian dependents in the US fear self-deportation

Imagine celebrating your 21st birthday not with cake and candles but with the looming fear of having to leave the only home you’ve ever known. For nearly 134,000 Indian immigrants in the United States—often called “documented dreamers”—this isn’t just a bad dream; it’s their reality. These young adults came to the U.S. as kids with

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A Historic Ride: Central Railways Celebrates Women’s Day with an All-Female Crew

Imagine hopping on a train where every role—from the driver to the ticket checker—is filled by a woman. That’s precisely what happened on International Women’s Day when the Central Railways rolled out a Vande Bharat Express with an all-female crew. This was no ordinary train ride; it was a first of its kind from Mumbai’s

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