Reflecting on History: Pearl Harbor and Its Impact
On December 7, 1941, the United States faced a pivotal moment in history as Japan executed a surprise attack against
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Focus: India Spearheading a Revolutionary Move Towards AI
Captivated by the triumphs of preceding digital public infrastructure (DPI) endeavors, India envisions crafting a sovereign AI architecture domestically. Aligning
Earthquake Of Magnitude 7.5 Strikes Philippines, Tsunami Warning
In a recent seismic event that sent shockwaves through the southern Philippines, the island of Mindanao experienced a powerful earthquake
Deloitte APAC CFO Survey 2023: Indian CFOs Lead
In a groundbreaking revelation, the Deloitte Asia Pacific (APAC) CFO Survey 2023 unveils that a staggering 94 percent of Indian
Taiwan Issues Travel Advisory Amid Surge In Respiratory
Last week, the World Health Organisation requested China provide information on a concerning surge in respiratory illnesses and reported clusters
Does North Korea Have A Functioning Spy Satellite?
Pyongyang has declared it has got its eyes on the White House thanks to its new spy satellite. But anyone
South Korea Hosts Mass Blind-Dating Event As Enthusiasm
100 South Koreans, in their 20s and 30s, gathered at a hotel near the capital Seoul dressed in their best,
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Uttarakhand Tunnel Rescue Ops Not A Domestic Affair.
In a dramatic development, as rescue personnel on Tuesday evening successfully pulled out all 41 labourers trapped in an under-construction
‘Only 2 Metres Left’ To Reach Trapped Labourers:
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