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White House Denies 90-Day US Diesel Export Ban Report

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated that a blanket 90-day diesel export ban would be ineffective and could lead to higher gasoline and jet fuel prices. The White House denied reports suggesting such a ban was being implemented, emphasizing concerns over potential negative impacts on fuel markets.

Mint·13h ago

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Health

NEET PG Results Expected by September 30

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) is expected to release the provisional answer key and candidates’ response sheets for the NEET Postgraduate exam soon. The final NEET PG results are anticipated to be announced by September 30, providing candidates with their scores and rankings for medical postgraduate admissions.

Etemaad Daily·13h ago

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Politics

Himachal Pradesh High Court Launches Live Streaming of Proceedings

The Himachal Pradesh High Court launched live streaming of court proceedings on Wednesday to enhance transparency and public access to justice. Chief Justice Gurmeet Singh Sandhawalia inaugurated the Advanced Hybrid Video Conferencing system in a ceremony attended by judges, judicial officers, Bar members, and dignitaries. This initiative marks a significant step towards judicial openness.

The Tribune India·13h ago·Himachal Pradesh

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Technology

Qualcomm Launches Sound Chip for AI-Enabled Gadgets Without Phones

Qualcomm has introduced the Snapdragon Sound Elite Gen 2 chip, designed to enable earbuds, smart glasses, and other wearable devices to operate independently without needing to connect to a smartphone. This advancement aims to enhance user convenience by making AI-powered gadgets more autonomous and versatile.

Pcmag·13h ago

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Business

Tata Sons and Tata Trusts Prefer Settlement Over Litigation

Tata Sons and Tata Trusts are leaning towards a mutual settlement to avoid prolonged litigation that could create uncertainty about the leadership of the Tata group. The parties aim to resolve their differences amicably rather than engage in a lengthy legal battle that might destabilize the conglomerate's management.

The Hindu·13h ago

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