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PM Modi Says India Must Become AI Superpower
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National Green Tribunal Upholds Clearance For Nicobar Mega Project
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A United States (US) diplomatic and military delegation visited the Indian Army Western Command headquarters in Chandigarh, highlighting ongoing defence
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Shahid Afridi Calls For Changes After Pakistan Defeat
Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has criticised Pakistan’s team selection and leadership following a heavy 61-run defeat in the ICC Men’s T20 World
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When the BEL–Safran HAMMER joint venture was announced, it was treated like another routine “Make in India” defence press release. Another agreement,
Congress Flags Concerns Over US Trade Deal
The Congress party has criticised the proposed India–United States trade agreement, alleging that certain provisions could affect agriculture, energy

















































































