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NBEMS Refunds Exam Fees For Diploma In Pharmacy Exit Exam
The corresponding applications submitted by the candidates will also be treated as 'Null and Void'.
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Russia Expels German Journalists In Tit-For-Tat Move Denied By Berlin
Russia said on Wednesday that it would expel one correspondent and one cameraman from Germany's ARD in a symmetrical response to German moves against journalists from Russia's Channel One that Berlin denied undertaking.
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Average Home Price In Top 7 Indian Cities Reaches Rs 1.23 Crore, 23% Jump
As disposable income and private consumption surge, the average price of homes sold in top seven cities was Rs 1.23 crore in the first six months this fiscal, against Rs 1 crore in the corresponding period of FY24.
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MacBook Air With M2 and M3 Chips Now Start With 16GB RAM
Apple has announced a RAM upgrade for the MacBook Air lineup alongside new MacBook Pro models with M4 chips. In a surprise move, the Cupertino-based company has doubled the base RAM configuration on M2 and M3 MacBook Air models to 16GB, from the current 8GB, without a corresponding price increase. Besides RAM, nothing else will change about the lap...
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Lebanon Says 8 Killed In Israel Strike Near Coastal City
Lebanon's health ministry said at least eight people were killed and 25 others wounded Sunday in an Israeli strike near the southern city of Sidon, where an AFP correspondent said a building was targeted.
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Trump's 'Awkward' Arnold Palmer Story Has Reporter Struggling To Keep Straight Face
A CNN political correspondent struggled to hold back his laughter after former US President Donald Trump shared an awkward anecdote about golf legend Arnold Palmer
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Top Government Job Openings: Check Vacancies, Deadlines, Selection Process
Government Job Openings: The Bank of Baroda is seeking applications from fresh candidates and retired bank personnel for the post of Business Correspondent Coordinator on a contract basis.
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Boat Carrying Turkish Evacuees From Lebanon Lands In Turkey
The first of two naval ships evacuating Turkish citizens and their families from war-torn Lebanon landed at a port in southern Turkey late on Thursday, an AFP correspondent at the scene said.
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Madhya Pradesh's Acute Administrative Crunch And Its Discontents
Madhya Pradesh has witnessed creation of 55 districts across the state over the years, however this expansion has not been matched by a corresponding increase in the number of administrative officers.
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Bill Gates Escaped Tightly Scheduled Life By Visiting Warren Buffett, Reveals New Book
Despite his busy work schedule, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates used his meetings with Warren Buffett as an escape from work pressure, a new book, written by New York Times correspondent Anupreeta Das, revealed.
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What Is The Difference Between New And Old Income Tax Slabs
Income Tax in India operates under a structured system of tax slabs. Your incomes are divided into specific ranges, each with corresponding tax rates.
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India Records 6.3% Rise In Domestic Air Travel At 132.8 Lakh In June
India's domestic air passenger traffic rose to 132.8 lakh in June this year which represents a 6.3% increase over the corresponding figure for June last year and reflects a robust 10.4 per cent jump over the pre-Covid levels.
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Princess Diana's Personal Letters To Her Former Housekeeper To Be Auctioned
The collection includes correspondence authored by Diana after her 1981 marriage to then-Prince Charles, as well as 14 Christmas and New Year cards sent between 1981 and 1995.
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Google Messages ‘Edit’ Feature Reportedly Rolling Out for Beta Testers
Google Messages has finally begun testing the ‘messages editing’ feature, as per a report. The RCS-powered messaging app was rumoured to be working on this feature since December 2023 when a report found some flags corresponding to message editing. Now, it is said to be rolling out to beta testers who can see and use the feature.
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Al Jazeera Goes Off-Air In Israel After Nation's Shut Down Decision
Al Jazeera network went off the air in Israel Sunday, AFP correspondents said, after the government announced a decision to shut the Qatar-based broadcaster's operations following a long-running feud.
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NBEMS Refunds Exam Fees For Diploma In Pharmacy Exit Exam
The corresponding applications submitted by the candidates will also be treated as 'Null and Void'.
-
Russia Expels German Journalists In Tit-For-Tat Move Denied By Berlin
Russia said on Wednesday that it would expel one correspondent and one cameraman from Germany's ARD in a symmetrical response to German moves against journalists from Russia's Channel One that Berlin denied undertaking.
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Average Home Price In Top 7 Indian Cities Reaches Rs 1.23 Crore, 23% Jump
As disposable income and private consumption surge, the average price of homes sold in top seven cities was Rs 1.23 crore in the first six months this fiscal, against Rs 1 crore in the corresponding period of FY24.
-
MacBook Air With M2 and M3 Chips Now Start With 16GB RAM
Apple has announced a RAM upgrade for the MacBook Air lineup alongside new MacBook Pro models with M4 chips. In a surprise move, the Cupertino-based company has doubled the base RAM configuration on M2 and M3 MacBook Air models to 16GB, from the current 8GB, without a corresponding price increase. Besides RAM, nothing else will change about the lap...
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Lebanon Says 8 Killed In Israel Strike Near Coastal City
Lebanon's health ministry said at least eight people were killed and 25 others wounded Sunday in an Israeli strike near the southern city of Sidon, where an AFP correspondent said a building was targeted.
-
Trump's 'Awkward' Arnold Palmer Story Has Reporter Struggling To Keep Straight Face
A CNN political correspondent struggled to hold back his laughter after former US President Donald Trump shared an awkward anecdote about golf legend Arnold Palmer
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Top Government Job Openings: Check Vacancies, Deadlines, Selection Process
Government Job Openings: The Bank of Baroda is seeking applications from fresh candidates and retired bank personnel for the post of Business Correspondent Coordinator on a contract basis.
-
Boat Carrying Turkish Evacuees From Lebanon Lands In Turkey
The first of two naval ships evacuating Turkish citizens and their families from war-torn Lebanon landed at a port in southern Turkey late on Thursday, an AFP correspondent at the scene said.
-
Madhya Pradesh's Acute Administrative Crunch And Its Discontents
Madhya Pradesh has witnessed creation of 55 districts across the state over the years, however this expansion has not been matched by a corresponding increase in the number of administrative officers.
-
Bill Gates Escaped Tightly Scheduled Life By Visiting Warren Buffett, Reveals New Book
Despite his busy work schedule, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates used his meetings with Warren Buffett as an escape from work pressure, a new book, written by New York Times correspondent Anupreeta Das, revealed.
-
What Is The Difference Between New And Old Income Tax Slabs
Income Tax in India operates under a structured system of tax slabs. Your incomes are divided into specific ranges, each with corresponding tax rates.
-
India Records 6.3% Rise In Domestic Air Travel At 132.8 Lakh In June
India's domestic air passenger traffic rose to 132.8 lakh in June this year which represents a 6.3% increase over the corresponding figure for June last year and reflects a robust 10.4 per cent jump over the pre-Covid levels.
-
Princess Diana's Personal Letters To Her Former Housekeeper To Be Auctioned
The collection includes correspondence authored by Diana after her 1981 marriage to then-Prince Charles, as well as 14 Christmas and New Year cards sent between 1981 and 1995.
-
Google Messages ‘Edit’ Feature Reportedly Rolling Out for Beta Testers
Google Messages has finally begun testing the ‘messages editing’ feature, as per a report. The RCS-powered messaging app was rumoured to be working on this feature since December 2023 when a report found some flags corresponding to message editing. Now, it is said to be rolling out to beta testers who can see and use the feature.
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Al Jazeera Goes Off-Air In Israel After Nation's Shut Down Decision
Al Jazeera network went off the air in Israel Sunday, AFP correspondents said, after the government announced a decision to shut the Qatar-based broadcaster's operations following a long-running feud.
