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No Rahul-Stalin in Tamil Nadu? DMK rejects Congress‘s ‘sharing power’ proposal; CM firm on stand | India News

NEW DELHI: Senior DMK leader and rural development minister I Periyasamy on Sunday ruled out any scope for a coalition government in Tamil Nadu, asserting that chief minister M K Stalin is firm against sharing power with allies, including the Congress.Responding to questions on the Tamil Nadu Congress’s renewed demand for a share in power,…

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Trump’s 500% tariff pressure & global crude supply shock risks: Where does India’s oil security stand?

Recent geopolitical tensions and Trump tariffs on India highlight the need for India to step up focus on its energy security. (AI image) Oil is called black gold – and for a reason – it’s the fuel that drives economic growth and oil security is increasingly becoming crucial in a world fraught with geopolitical uncertainties…

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‘Jana Nayagan’ awaits Madras Court censor verdict: Fans stand with Vijay; ‘A delay can slow the date, never the spirit’ |

In a twist of fate, Vijay’s much-anticipated film, ‘Jana Nayagan,’ has been placed on hold indefinitely due to issues surrounding its certification and a legal petition against the CBFC. As the Madras High Court prepares to deliver its ruling on January 9—formerly the film’s release date—fans express their concern after a complaint highlighted fears of…

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Microsoft chief scientist Eric Horvitz is among rare senior executives to take public stand on Donald Trump’s decision to cut academic research funding; says: Find it hard to …

Microsoft’s chief scientist, Eric Horvitz, has expressed concern over the Trump administration’s decision to slash billions in funding for colleges and universities. He has issued a warning that the cuts in US federal funding cuts for academic research may permanently surrender America’s lead in the global AI race to international rivals like China. According to…

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Prateik Smita Patil reflects on how his mother’s legacy has influenced modern female led shows: ‘She’s paved the way for many women to stand up for themselves’ | Hindi Movie News

As ‘Four More Shots Please!’ wraps up, Prateik Smita Patil takes a moment to celebrate the rise of narratives driven by women, attributing much of this progress to his mother’s iconic legacy, Smita Patil. He believes that despite changes in storytelling platforms, the timeless theme of women asserting their individuality and strength continues to resonate….

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US and India Stand Strong Against China: The Real Geopolitical Dynamics Unveiled | India News

TL;DR: Driving the newsA new narrative about upcoming geopolitical upheaval is taking shape in a section of strategic analysts. As per this: China is destined for the top spot, while the United States and India slide into a “battle for second place.”The argument is gaining traction among Chinese strategists and analysts, including Keji Mao, who…

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Cisco’s top exec’s hiring tip: No matter how junior or senior you are, what will make you stand out for all wrong reasons is…

Arrogance is a career killer, according to Cisco’s Sarah Walker, who prioritizes personality and a willingness to learn over experience. She believes humility and continuous development are crucial for advancement at all levels. Walker emphasizes that positive attitude and energy are unteachable qualities, making them invaluable in hiring. Growth potential trumps current skills for success….

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‘India should change its stand’: Hindus form party in Bangladesh, prepare to contest polls; hope to win 40-45 seats | Nagpur News

NAGPUR: Amidst the brutal persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh in run-up to February polls, a party registered in April hopes to fight its maiden elections, seeking Hindu and other minority votes. The Bangladesh Minority Janta Party (BMJP) is preparing to contest 91 of 300 seats of the Jatiya Parishad (national parliament), hoping to win 40…

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The great Indian school paradox: Government enrolment dominates even as thousands of classrooms stand empty

India’s government school system is not shrinking, it is becoming uneven. Image: AI generated India’s school system, at first glance, appears reassuringly intact. In 2024–25, government schools enrolled 121.6 million students, decisively ahead of 95.9 million in private unaided institutions, suggests government data. By sheer scale, public education still anchors Indian schooling, educating around 25.7…

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