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How Anthropic’s $1.5 Billion Settlement Could Rewrite AI’s Future and Copyright Rules Forever

July 21, 2026

A landmark $1.5 billion settlement reshapes AI copyright law, raising critical questions about fair use, data sourcing and creator rights.

9 Workers Killed, 16 Trapped After Methane Blast Triggers Sikkim Tunnel Collapse

July 21, 2026

Hazardous gas, low oxygen and debris continue to hinder efforts to rescue trapped workers safely.

US Embassy Issues 2-Day Advisory Urging Americans to Avoid Central Delhi During Parliament Session Protests

July 21, 2026

Security restrictions, protests and traffic diversions prompt precautionary US travel advisory for Central Delhi visitors.

Punjab Farmers Head To Delhi For Mahapanchayat Against Proposed India-US Trade Deal: Here’s Why

July 21, 2026

Farmer organisations say the proposed India-US trade agreement could harm small cultivators.

UPI Without Internet? NPCI’s Next Big Move Could Transform Digital Payments Across India

July 21, 2026

NPCI’s upcoming offline UPI Tap & Pay aims to enable secure digital payments without internet, expanding accessibility across India.

‘Preventing Paper Leaks Is A National Responsibility’: PM Modi Amid Intensifying CJP-Led NEET Protests

July 21, 2026

Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for united action against paper leaks as CJP-led protests over alleged NEET irregularities intensified.

Delhi Police Reject Viral Claims of 12-Year-Old Geetanjali’s Injury During CJP Sansad Chalo March

July 21, 2026

Police denied viral injury claims after the CJP protest as investigations and conflicting accounts continue online.

Letter to President by Safdarjung Doctors’ Association Raises Concerns Over Sonam Wangchuk’s Hospitalisation

July 21, 2026

Doctors have urged authorities to uphold Sonam Wangchuk’s right to seek Leave Against Medical Advice while calling for an independent inquiry.

Who Was Edward Stourton? Inside The Extraordinary Career Of Britain’s Trusted BBC Voice

July 21, 2026

Edward Stourton’s four-decade broadcasting legacy highlights the enduring importance of trusted journalism.

‘I Could Have Done Better’: Abhijeet Dipke Apologises After Delhi Police Crackdown on Protest

July 21, 2026

Dipke apologises after Parliament protest violence as police defend action and demonstrations continue nationwide.

‘We Will March Again’: CJP to Resume Parliament March After First-Day Clashes in Delhi

July 21, 2026

Despite holding its first formal meeting with the Centre, CJP has vowed to continue its Parliament march after violent clashes and police action in Delhi.

‘I Will Continue My Fast’: Sonam Wangchuk Says After Witnessing ‘Police Brutality’ Against Protesters

July 20, 2026

Although the Centre has opened formal dialogue with protesters, Sonam Wangchuk says his fast will continue until concrete action follows government assurances.

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Senthil Kumar’s Move to Famous Innovations Signals A New Chapter For Indian Advertising

Senthil Kumar's move to Famous Innovations reflects how creativity and entrepreneurial ownership are reshaping India's advertising landscape.

What Changes for Indian Workers and Steel Exporters Under the New UK Trade Deal?

India-UK trade deal 2026 reshapes steel exports and worker mobility while redefining modern bilateral trade dynamics.

Israel And Hezbollah Agree To Ceasefire, US Official Confirms After Deadly Lebanon Escalation

A US- and Qatar-mediated truce has paused intense Israel–Hezbollah fighting in Lebanon, though deep mistrust and troop positioning continue to threaten stability.

Tamil Nadu Assembly Unanimously Opposes Mekedatu Project, Urges Centre to Deny All Clearances

Resolution cites Cauvery water concerns and seeks to protect Tamil Nadu's legal share.

Bihar Woman Allegedly Gang-Raped; Cartridge, Stones Found In Private Parts, Cuts On Body

A 28-year-old woman from Bihar's Begusarai was allegedly gang-raped by five youths, with doctors later recovering cartridges, stones and wood pieces from her body during treatment.

Rupee Rises 1.5 Percent To 94.34 As RBI Buys Dollars To Rebuild Foreign Exchange Reserves

The Indian Rupee strengthened sharply after falling crude prices and geopolitical easing, while RBI intervention helped stabilise and rebuild forex reserves.

Hot Days, High Bills, and Power Cuts: How Kenstar Coolers Handle All Three in 2026

Kenstar coolers combine Hydro-Dense Honeycomb pads, inverter compatibility, and BLDC motors across personal and desert models. Compare top models and buy on Easy EMI with Bajaj Finance.

At Least 15 Killed in Israeli Strikes on Southern Lebanon Despite US-Iran Push for Ceasefire

Renewed Israel-Hezbollah clashes raise concerns over fragile regional peace and diplomatic efforts.

Hyderabad Police Seizes 825 Kg Fake Paneer Made Of Synthetic Milk, Vegetable Fat

Citywide raids across Hyderabad uncovered 825 kg of fake paneer allegedly made using non-dairy vegetable fat.

Delhi Dermatologist Arrested After Long-Time Domestic Worker Found Dead at Mount Kailash Residence

Police are investigating the alleged killing of a domestic worker in South Delhi.

Young Women Now Face ‘Close To Zero’ Risk Of Cervical Cancer Death After HPV Vaccination, Study Finds

A landmark England study shows HPV vaccination at ages 12–13 is driving cervical cancer deaths to near zero in young women.

17-Year-Old NEET Aspirant Dies By Suicide In Ahmedabad Days Before Nationwide Re-Exam on June 21

A 17-year-old NEET aspirant died by suicide in Ahmedabad just days before the NEET-UG re-exam, intensifying concerns over student mental health amid ongoing exam-related uncertainty.

Mumbai: Dowry Abuse Allegations Emerge After Newlywed’s Suicide In Ambernath; Husband Arrested

A 26-year-old woman in Ambernath allegedly died by suicide weeks after marriage.

Switzerland Confirms US-Iran Talks Postponed As Israel Strikes Southern Lebanon Intensify Regional Conflict Escalation

US–Iran diplomatic talks in Switzerland have been postponed amid escalating Israel–Hezbollah violence in Lebanon.

Indian National Charged With Murder of Fellow Indian After Fatal Stabbing Outside London Shop

A 26-year-old Indian died while another survived after a Southall stabbing incident.

Delhi HC Upholds Centre’s Temporary Ban on Telegram Ahead of NEET-UG Re-Test

Court finds government followed procedure and acted lawfully during an emergency situation.

Government Clears 8.25% EPF Interest Rate, Bringing Relief To Over 7 Crore Subscribers Nationwide

EPFO will soon credit annual interest automatically, boosting retirement savings for millions.

“11 Student Deaths, Including 5 In 48 Hours” Abhijeet Dipke’s Letter To PM Modi Demands ₹1 Crore Compensation

An open letter linked to the NEET paper leak crisis alleges systemic failure, student suicides, and demands urgent compensation and political accountability.

Iran Waives Strait of Hormuz Transit Fees for 60 Days Under New US-Iran MoU

Temporary maritime concessions aim to boost trade, ease tensions and restore confidence.

Delhi Gang Reportedly Uses AI Voice Cloning To Imitate Mumbai MD, Steals Over ₹10 Crore From Firm

A Delhi-based gang allegedly used AI-generated voice cloning to impersonate a Mumbai company’s MD.

Africa CDC Warns Ebola Outbreak In Congo And Uganda Kills Over 200 As Cases Rise Fast

A fast-spreading Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda has overwhelmed containment systems amid conflict, displacement, and collapsing contact tracing efforts.

Ukraine Launches Largest Attack Since 2022 War, Firing 1,000 Drones And Cruise Missiles Into Russia

Ukraine launched a massive coordinated drone strike on Moscow hitting a key oil refinery, injuring civilians and grounding over 500 flights, signalling a sharp escalation in the ongoing war with Russia.

Why China’s Mega Dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo Near Arunachal Pradesh Is Raising Concerns in India

China's construction of the world's largest hydropower dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo River near Arunachal Pradesh has raised environmental, water security, and strategic concerns in India over its potential downstream impact on the Brahmaputra basin.

‘Over 300,000 People Die Of Drowning Each Year, So Water Is Now Illegal’: Telegram’s Sarcastic Response To Re-NEET-Linked Ban

As India temporarily restricts Telegram over NEET-related fraud concerns, the platform and its founder Pavel Durov argue the measure unfairly impacts millions of legitimate users while the government insists it is necessary to protect exam integrity.

How Anant Ambani’s Vantara Initiative Could Revolutionize Animal Safety & Rescue In India

Vantara, translating to 'Star Of The Forest,' is located within Reliance's Jamnagar Refinery Complex, also known as the Green Belt Of Gujarat. The Vantara ecosystem encompasses a 3,000-acre Elephant Centre, which serves as the residence for over 200 rescued elephants.