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Parents of Bowen Wan, 31, allege ChatGPT designed a schedule that cut her seizure drug to zero over 25 days
They rejected claims of amendment through SIR orders
It is offered to employees in India, US, UK and Canada
SBI assures balances are safe amid dark web data exposure
Protesters allege irregularities in SIR exercise and voter deletions
Seven-judge Constitution bench to examine scope of MLAs’ privileges
He said governments respond only under public pressure
Fears grow that loyalists in key states could use the critical period
The diplomat emphasised the importance of reforms in a multipolar world
Zee seeks contempt action against JioStar over alleged copyright violations
“Terrorism by Pakistan will have consequences”
SIT probe into deletion of voters during SIR
U.S. President hailed his “great friendship” with Chinese President
Pressing the world’s two biggest economies to work more closely together
The bill authorises up to 100% tariffs on countries including India and China
Allies are preparing for a future less dependent on Washington
It kept intact a judge’s block that declared the plan unlawful
They seek a fairer economy, collaboration on renewable energy, and stronger ties with the EU
Worries about energy supplies have mounted further due to the strikes
It could help curb Beijing’s technology ambitions
India and China stress peace and tranquillity
The presidency focused on resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability
It came after the Houthis accused Riyadh of carrying out strikes around Yemen
The new CEO is expected to show that Apple can still deliver a breakthrough
Female employees were made ‘invisible’ for Hindu group visit
This comes after he suggested renaming Lake Ontario as "Lake America"
This marks the biggest far-right victory in a state election since the Nazi period
He single-handedly cleaned up the heavily polluted Ajnar River in Biaora
CJI highlights on enhancing bilateral ties
The campaign aims to cut Iran off from the global financial system
The government is to bring in two new companies to take over operations
India, Belgium target trade growth
A chief executive officer to oversee the management of the temple
The Agenda includes bilateral meetings with key leaders
More than 1,000 people were missing in the Himalayan country and in China
Supreme Court issues 10 -point nationwide directive to fast-track dowry death
It targeted the companies importing Iranian petroleum products
This brings it closer to its long-awaited market debut
The fee has greatly unsettled the companies working with foreign labour
For new defence systems, such as air defence, missiles, ammunition and radars
The reaction came after trade talks collapsed between the two neighbours
China and Turkey reportedly deployed critical military weapons in the country
They have been hijacked in separate incidents off Yemen and Somalia.
It came five years after the firm’s collapse shook the nation’s economy
U.S. on the verge of a fiscal crisis as costs continue to rise
The decision comes after being inspired by Indian Voter ID cards
This has been deemed the largest-scale attack from Ukraine in 2026
The statement came after South Korea refused to join the war in Iran
Iran calls on the U.S. to accept their defeat
Supreme court lauds Raina’s efforts in helping people with disabilities
Kushner is planning to meet mediators from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey
India is among the key countries showing interest in cooperation
The U.S. Secret Service directed the sudden change in plans
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia, causing widespread devastation.
The Taliban ministry imposes strict rules on academic curriculums
Taiwan attempts to prevent a possible Chinese attack
President Donald Trump continues to feed on Taylor Swift’s fame
The fire has burned an area of around 434.91 acres at Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia.
This marks the Southeast Asian nation’s worst mass shooting since 2022
The new appointment is made in the hopes of a better future for Air India
The military threats come after Japan’s Tomahawk missile test
FCC developing measures to bar U.S. imports of Chinese data centre devices
The unprecedented launch marks a new phase in China's regional military posture