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ISRO has built a global reputation for achieving remarkable space missions with limited resources. However, as India's private space industry continues to expand, an increasing number of experienced scientists and engineers are exploring career opportunities outside the organization. Industry experts believe factors such as higher salaries, faster professional growth, modern work environments, and broader research opportunities are influencing this shift.
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India has entered a new era of sustainable rail transport with the launch of its first hydrogen-powered train. Unlike conventional electric trains that rely on overhead power lines, hydrogen trains generate their own electricity onboard using hydrogen fuel cells. This clean technology emits only water vapor, making it an environmentally friendly alternative to diesel locomotives while reducing carbon emissions, fuel dependence, and supporting India's transition toward cleaner, greener mobility.
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AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal extended his support to education reformer Sonam Wangchuk at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi. During the gathering, Kejriwal urged the central government to appoint Wangchuk as India's Education Minister, praising his contribution to education, innovation, and sustainable development.
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The Supreme Court has expressed concern over the CBSE's decision to introduce a compulsory third language for Class 9 students, observing that adding a new language at this stage could place unnecessary academic stress on students preparing for board examinations. The court suggested that such changes may be more effective if introduced at an earlier stage of schooling
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Stand-up comedian Pranit More has broken his silence over the viral ₹370 biryani controversy, admitting that he made a serious mistake by not intervening during the incident. In a public apology, More said he deserves the criticism he is facing and promised to become a better person.
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A controversial comedy segment featuring jokes about a ₹370 biryani and references to dead people has ignited a heated debate online. While some viewers defend the act as freedom of expression and dark humor, others argue that certain topics cross ethical and emotional boundaries. The controversy has once again raised questions about where comedians should draw the line between satire and sensitivity.
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A Mumbai-based doctor has come under scrutiny after making a controversial “male corpse” remark during a comedy show appearance. The comment sparked widespread reactions on social media, with some viewers calling it insensitive while others defended it as part of a comedic act. Authorities and concerned organizations have reportedly initiated an inquiry into the matter to determine whether any professional or ethical guidelines were violated.
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The ongoing drone conflict between Russia and Ukraine is creating new security concerns for NATO, as cross-border incidents, airspace violations, and regional instability increasingly affect alliance members. The rapid evolution of drone warfare is forcing NATO to reassess its defense strategies and preparedness.
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Iran and Israel have announced a temporary halt to direct military action following a new round of retaliatory strikes. While both sides have stepped back from immediate escalation, regional tensions remain high, and officials have warned that the situation could change if further provocations occur
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Boy Waves at Rahul Gandhi During Birthday Lunch, Gets an Unexpected Surprise in Return
A heartwarming moment involving Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has gone viral on social media after a young boy waved at him during a birthday lunch gathering. What started as a simple greeting soon turned into a memorable surprise for the child, delighting onlookers and internet users alike.
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A disturbing incident involving a 73-year-old pensioner with a fractured hip has sparked public outrage after the elderly man was reportedly transported on a handcart to a bank branch for pension-related verification. Following widespread criticism, the bank issued an apology and announced an inquiry into the matter.
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Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal has urged citizens to take to the streets over the ongoing examination controversy, intensifying political pressure just before the Cockroach Janta Party's proposed protest. The issue has sparked widespread debate among students and political groups.
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Washington/Kuwait City: A fresh controversy has emerged over the recent attack in Kuwait after a US Army official reportedly described the incident as "movie-like" and challenged parts of the Pentagon's account. The remarks have sparked debate over what exactly happened during the attack and whether key details were accurately presented.
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Indian National Killed in Iranian Attack on Kuwait Airport
Kuwait City: An Indian national has reportedly lost his life following an Iranian attack targeting an area near Kuwait Airport, according to preliminary reports. The incident has raised concerns among the Indian community in the Gulf region amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
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India's technology sector is witnessing a significant slowdown in hiring, with industry reports indicating that tech recruitment has declined by nearly 17% year-on-year. The impact has been particularly severe for fresh graduates, as companies increasingly prioritize experienced professionals and AI-related talent.
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With rising vehicle prices, many buyers are turning to pre-owned cars as a cost-effective alternative. However, experts warn that poor financing decisions can significantly increase the overall cost of ownership.
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Popular educator Khan Sir has found himself at the center of a major social media storm after strongly responding to remarks made against online educators during a television debate. The controversy quickly exploded online, triggering a heated discussion about the role of YouTube teachers and digital education in India
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Even as the Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world's most dangerous maritime chokepoints amid the ongoing Gulf crisis, Indian-flagged vessels continue to navigate the region safely. The Indian government has now revealed the strategy helping Indian ships maintain movement despite heightened security threats and disruptions to global shipping.
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Satellite images show Beijing is building launch pads, bunkers and communications nodes near the isolated nuclear silos that hold the Chinese military's longest-range missiles.
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