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Why imports from China are rising despite atmanirbhar Bharat initiatives
Imports from China is something India should monitor. But in some ways, this might be the way for the country to become a self-reliant economy.
Houthi rebels say at least 16 killed, 35 others wounded in joint US-British airstrikes in Yemen
Joint British-US airstrikes on Yemen's Houthi rebels killed 16 and injured 35 in response to attacks on shipping in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
Telecom service providers seek urgent intervention from DoT to curb rising equipment theft
Telecom service providers in India are facing a surge in theft of critical equipment, disrupting services and causing financial losses. This has prompted Lt. Gen. Dr SP Kochhar to urgently appeal to the Department of Telecommunications. The thefts mainly target Remote Radio Units and Baseband Units. Specific regions like Delhi NCR, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu are heavily impacted. Stolen equipment is rarely recovered, leading to service outages and legal challenges.
Hate going to the gym? Here's how you can start outdoor exercise regimen
The health benefits of spending time in nature have long been established, and exercise in general, of course, improves physical and mental well-being.
Need two more PLIs for wearables and components: MAIT
MAIT, which represents major electronics companies such as Dixon Technologies, Dell, HP, Google amongst others, said the industry would review existing PLI schemes over the next two months to examine how they have fared vs policy objectives.
Israeli officials seize AP equipment citing new media law; 'shocking', UN spokesman reacts
Israeli officials seized a camera and broadcasting equipment belonging to The Associated Press in southern Israel on Tuesday, accusing the news organization of violating a new media law by providing images to Al Jazeera. The U.S. privately urged the Israeli go...
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Nobel laureate & short story master Alice Munro passes away at 92
Munro had been in frail health for years and often spoke of retirement, a decision that proved final after the author's 2012 collection, 'Dear Life.'
Sleepy far-flung towns in the Philippines will host US forces returning to counter China threats
The remote coastal town of Santa Ana in the Philippines is gaining strategic importance as a potential site for U.S. military encampment under the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement. This agreement comes amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and China, with the Philippines seeking a counterbalance to Chinese military assertiveness in the South China Sea. While some locals express concerns about living near U.S. forces, others see economic benefits and enhanced security. The town's tourism potential is also expected to grow. Authorities are preparing for potential refugee influxes in case of regional conflicts.
Warburg Pincus acquires Chennai's Appasamy Associates
PSN Appasamy's Appasamy Associates, a key player in Indian ophthalmic market, focuses on affordable equipment and cataract surgeries. Warburg Pincus's investment reinforces growth potential in the sector.
49% of teachers not prepared for AI impact, need urgent support: Report
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes all-pervasive, at least half (49 per cent) of the teachers feel unprepared for its impact, saying more must be done to empower and help them prepare students for an AI-enabled future, a new report has revealed.
US semiconductor industry presses Biden to refrain from more China curbs
The trade group's statement came on Monday as the the Biden administration considers a set of export controls banning Chinese companies from buying advanced chips and chip-making equipment without a license, as well as, a new executive order restricting some outbound investment.
Any Russian victory could be perilous: Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned Tuesday that unless his nation wins a drawn-out battle in a key eastern city, Russia could begin building international support for a deal that could require Ukraine to make unacceptable compromises. He also invited the leader of China, long aligned with Russia, to visit.
Bombay High Court quashes Jawahar Talkies land auction on Srei petition
They are among the first few financial companies taken to the National Company Law Tribunal by the central bank because of financial troubles.
Musk brought internet to Brazil's Amazon. Criminals love it.
Starlink, a division of Elon Musk's SpaceX, has almost 4,000 low-orbit satellites across the skies, connecting people in remote corners of the Amazon and providing a crucial advantage to Ukrainian forces on the battlefield.
US to send $3 billion in aid to Ukraine as war hits 6 months
Earlier shipments, most of them done under Presidential Drawdown Authority, have focused on Ukraine's more immediate needs for weapons and ammunition and involved materiel that the Pentagon already has in stock that can be shipped in short order. In addition to providing longer-term assistance that Ukraine can use for potential future defense needs, the new package is intended to reassure Ukrainian officials that the United States intends to keep up its support, regardless of the day-to-day back and forth of the conflict, the officials said.
NBA superstar James Harden vows to be at peak of his game
After suffering a thigh injury that prevented him from giving his best, James Harden has made the decision to come back.
Russia strikes south Ukraine city, presses attacks in east
Russian missiles hit industrial facilities at a strategic city in southern Ukraine Sunday as Moscow continued efforts to expand its gains in the country's east. The Ukrainian military's General Staff said Sunday that Ukrainian troops thwarted Russian attempts to advance toward Sloviansk, the key Ukrainian stronghold in Donetsk, and other attacks elsewhere in the region.
Ukraine digs in to fight Russia's looming eastern offensive
Experts say a full-scale offensive in the east could start within days, though questions remained about the ability of Russia's depleted and demoralized forces to conquer much ground after Ukraine's inspired defenders repelled their push to capture the capital, Kyiv.
Daisy Veerasingham becomes 1st woman and person of colour to lead the Associated Press in 175 yrs
The 51-yr-old Briton of Sri Lankan descent has been appointed president and CEO of the agency.
As Titanic decays and disappears, undersea expedition to monitor deterioration
The 109-year-old ocean liner is being battered by deep-sea currents and bacteria.
Leading Chinese solar equipment vendor attacks peers from mainland for collusion and price hikes
A leading Chinese solar panel component producer has accused fellow Chinese manufacturers of colluding together to restrict supply and artificially increase prices of solar components during the ongoing commodity supercycle.
Russian player arrested for match-fixing at 2020 French Open
The Paris prosecutor's office confirmed to the AP that a "women's international player" was in custody, but it did not identify her. She was arrested Thursday night on charges of "sports bribery and organized fraud for acts likely to have been committed in September 2020," the prosecutor's office said.
Yemen officials demand answers after media report on air base
Another official openly criticized the UAE for "undermining" the government of President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi. A Saudi-led coalition fought on the government's behalf when it entered Yemen's long war in 2015 against the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels now holding its capital.
Cricket brings joy to migrants stuck in Bosnia
Thousands of people fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East, Africa or Asia have been stranded for months, if not years, in Bosnia while waiting for a chance to move toward Western Europe.
Ford bets big on solid-state batteries, says the powerful technology can cut cost of EVs
Solid state batteries, unlike most lithium-ion batteries, can store more energy.
With ship now freed, a probe into Suez Canal blockage begins
When blame gets assigned, it will likely lead to years of litigation to recoup the costs of repairing the ship, fixing the canal and reimbursing those who saw their cargo shipments disrupted. Since the vessel is owned by a Japanese firm, operated by a Taiwanese shipper, flagged in Panama and now stuck in Egypt, matters quickly become an international morass.
Plan made to refloat ship blocking Suez Canal using tide
An initial investigation showed the vessel ran aground due to strong winds and ruled out mechanical or engine failure, the company said.
Masks and gloves are saving lives - and causing pollution
The Pacific Beach Coalition recently noticed a dramatic increase in discarded PPE on beaches in and around the city of Pacifica, south of San Francisco, where it's been doing monthly cleanups for nearly 25 years.
Leaving on a jet plane no more: Future of business travel hangs in the balance as Covid disrupts work life
The lucrative business travel industry may experience its worst fears.
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