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PoliticsPhoto: Amar UjalaRishi Sunak stated that India is capable of deciding its own path and will no longer be guided by the US or China. He emphasized that India will make decisions based on its own interests amid the changing global order.
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TechnologyPhoto: HT EducationNandan Nilekani, former UIDAI Chairman and Infosys co-founder, proposed using Artificial Intelligence to generate exam question papers on the day of the exam to prevent leaks and fraud. Speaking at the Bloomberg Economic Forum, he highlighted the need for a large question bank and last-minute paper generation to remove economic incentives for leaks. He also urged transitioning to nationwide Computer-Based Testing with a network of 150,000 locations.
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PoliticsPhoto: NDTV WorldThe UK Trade Minister stated that the UK will not be a haven for fugitives like Nirav Modi and Vijay Mallya. He also addressed concerns about restrictions on foreign workers and professionals in the US under President Donald Trump's administration, including issues related to green cards and employment-based immigration.
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EntertainmentPhoto: Hindu EntertainmentMarvel’s VisionQuest revisits Ultron, the genocidal AI character played by James Spader a decade ago. The new series explores Ultron’s reconsideration of humanity, aided by the arts and influences like Jimi Hendrix. Creators James Spader and Terry Matalas discuss giving Ultron a fresh perspective in the age of AI.
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WorldPhoto: Deccan HeraldDelhi University is planning an Rs 8,000-crore project to build new hostels and redevelop existing ones to accommodate over 30,000 students. The proposals include new hostels at Dhaka Complex, Najafgarh, and Surajmal Vihar, plus reconstruction of Jubilee Hall, Postgraduate Men's Hostel, and International Student House. Rs 5,157 crore is for new buildings, and nearly Rs 3,000 crore for redevelopment. The Dhaka Complex will have two Y-shaped hostels for 4,836 students each, costing Rs 1,130 crore each.
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EntertainmentPhoto: TOI EntertainmentSobhita Dhulipala revealed her changed perspective on dating actors after marrying Naga Chaitanya. Previously limited by stereotypes, she now adopts a more flexible approach. The actress highlighted the importance of balancing personal life amid public scrutiny. Their private romance began in 2022, culminating in marriage in December 2024.
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Photo: Amar UjalaRishi Sunak stated that India is capable of deciding its own path and will no longer be guided by the US or China. He emphasized that India will make decisions based on its own interests amid the changing global order.
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