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Viswanathan Anand Takes Over As Interim FIDE President: Why Was Arkady Dvorkovich Sanctioned By The EU?

Viswanathan Anand has become Interim FIDE President after Arkady Dvorkovich voluntarily suspended his presidential powers following new EU sanctions. The move places the five-time world champion at the helm of global chess just weeks before FIDE’s 2026 presidential election.

Argentina Fans Demand World Cup Final Replay: Why Has The Petition Crossed 88,000 Signatures?

A petition calling for the 2026 FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and Spain to be replayed has reportedly crossed 88,000 signatures. While fans allege controversial refereeing decisions, FIFA has announced no review or replay, and Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni accepted Spain as the better team.

Infosys Names Ashiss Kumar Dash As Its Next CEO: Why Has The IT Giant Also Cut Its Growth Forecast?

Infosys has appointed company veteran Ashiss Kumar Dash as its next CEO from April 2027 while lowering its FY27 revenue growth guidance. The announcement highlights a planned leadership transition alongside continued caution over global IT spending despite growing AI-driven business.

India Allows Foreign Investment In Export-Focused Online Retail: Can Amazon Buy And Sell Indian Products Directly?

India has relaxed its e-commerce FDI policy to allow foreign-funded platforms such as Amazon and Flipkart to own inventory of Indian-made goods—but only for exports. The move aims to boost e-commerce exports while keeping domestic online retail restrictions unchanged.

Higher Education Secretary Replaced Amid Nationwide Protests: Is The Government Preparing Major Exam Reforms?

The Centre has replaced Higher Education Secretary Vineet Joshi with Naresh Pal Gangwar amid nationwide protests over alleged examination failures. While the government describes the move as part of a wider bureaucratic reshuffle, its timing has intensified expectations of meaningful exam reforms. The real test now is whether leadership changes lead to stronger security, greater accountability and lasting improvements in India's examination system.

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Viswanathan Anand Takes Over As Interim FIDE President: Why Was Arkady Dvorkovich Sanctioned By The EU?

Viswanathan Anand has become Interim FIDE President after Arkady Dvorkovich voluntarily suspended his presidential powers following new EU sanctions. The move places the five-time world champion at the helm of global chess just weeks before FIDE’s 2026 presidential election.

Argentina Fans Demand World Cup Final Replay: Why Has The Petition Crossed 88,000 Signatures?

A petition calling for the 2026 FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and Spain to be replayed has reportedly crossed 88,000 signatures. While fans allege controversial refereeing decisions, FIFA has announced no review or replay, and Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni accepted Spain as the better team.

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India Allows Foreign Investment In Export-Focused Online Retail: Can Amazon Buy And Sell Indian Products Directly?

India has relaxed its e-commerce FDI policy to allow foreign-funded platforms such as Amazon and Flipkart to own inventory of Indian-made goods—but only for exports. The move aims to boost e-commerce exports while keeping domestic online retail restrictions unchanged.

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Friday OTT Releases Today: Musafir Cafe, Pallichattambi And Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya Lead The List

This Friday’s OTT releases bring something for every mood, from Vikrant Massey’s romantic drama Musafir Cafe and Tovino Thomas’ Pallichattambi to Kay Kay Menon’s Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya. Here’s what’s streaming today across Netflix, Prime Video, SonyLIV and more.

Viswanathan Anand Takes Over As Interim FIDE President: Why Was Arkady Dvorkovich Sanctioned By The EU?

Viswanathan Anand has become Interim FIDE President after Arkady Dvorkovich voluntarily suspended his presidential powers following new EU sanctions. The move places the five-time world champion at the helm of global chess just weeks before FIDE’s 2026 presidential election.

Argentina Fans Demand World Cup Final Replay: Why Has The Petition Crossed 88,000 Signatures?

A petition calling for the 2026 FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and Spain to be replayed has reportedly crossed 88,000 signatures. While fans allege controversial refereeing decisions, FIFA has announced no review or replay, and Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni accepted Spain as the better team.

Infosys Names Ashiss Kumar Dash As Its Next CEO: Why Has The IT Giant Also Cut Its Growth Forecast?

Infosys has appointed company veteran Ashiss Kumar Dash as its next CEO from April 2027 while lowering its FY27 revenue growth guidance. The announcement highlights a planned leadership transition alongside continued caution over global IT spending despite growing AI-driven business.

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India Allows Foreign Investment In Export-Focused Online Retail: Can Amazon Buy And Sell Indian Products Directly?

India has relaxed its e-commerce FDI policy to allow foreign-funded platforms such as Amazon and Flipkart to own inventory of Indian-made goods—but only for exports. The move aims to boost e-commerce exports while keeping domestic online retail restrictions unchanged.

Higher Education Secretary Replaced Amid Nationwide Protests: Is The Government Preparing Major Exam Reforms?

The Centre has replaced Higher Education Secretary Vineet Joshi with Naresh Pal Gangwar amid nationwide protests over alleged examination failures. While the government describes the move as part of a wider bureaucratic reshuffle, its timing has intensified expectations of meaningful exam reforms. The real test now is whether leadership changes lead to stronger security, greater accountability and lasting improvements in India's examination system.

Sonam Wangchuk Ends 26-Day Hunger Strike: What Assurances Did The Government Give Protesters?

Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after receiving written assurances from the Centre on key student concerns, including protection for peaceful protesters, compensation for affected families and a parliamentary discussion on examination reforms. However, the wider student movement and demands for accountability continue.

HCLTech Plans Its First India Data Centre In Bhubaneswar: Why Is Odisha Emerging As A Digital Infrastructure Hub?

HCLTech plans to invest around ₹730 crore in an AI-optimised data centre and Global Development Centre in Bhubaneswar, creating an estimated 6,000 jobs. The project strengthens Odisha's ambition to emerge as a major data-centre and digital infrastructure hub as India's AI and cloud computing demand accelerates.

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Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after receiving written assurances from the Centre on key student concerns, including protection for peaceful protesters, compensation for affected families and a parliamentary discussion on examination reforms. However, the wider student movement and demands for accountability continue.

HCLTech Plans Its First India Data Centre In Bhubaneswar: Why Is Odisha Emerging As A Digital Infrastructure Hub?

HCLTech plans to invest around ₹730 crore in an AI-optimised data centre and Global Development Centre in Bhubaneswar, creating an estimated 6,000 jobs. The project strengthens Odisha's ambition to emerge as a major data-centre and digital infrastructure hub as India's AI and cloud computing demand accelerates.

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The Sikkim Tunnel Disaster Is A Warning: Should Infrastructure Deadlines Ever Outrun Worker Safety?

The Sikkim tunnel disaster has reignited questions about worker safety, project oversight and infrastructure planning in fragile Himalayan terrain. While investigations continue, the tragedy highlights why transparent safety systems and accountability must take precedence over construction deadlines.

India’s Exam-Leak Crisis Is Bigger Than NEET: Why Fast-Track Courts Cannot Replace Systemic Reform

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India Allows Foreign Investment In Export-Focused Online Retail: Can Amazon Buy And Sell Indian Products Directly?

India has relaxed its e-commerce FDI policy to allow foreign-funded platforms such as Amazon and Flipkart to own inventory of Indian-made goods—but only for exports. The move aims to boost e-commerce exports while keeping domestic online retail restrictions unchanged.

Higher Education Secretary Replaced Amid Nationwide Protests: Is The Government Preparing Major Exam Reforms?

The Centre has replaced Higher Education Secretary Vineet Joshi with Naresh Pal Gangwar amid nationwide protests over alleged examination failures. While the government describes the move as part of a wider bureaucratic reshuffle, its timing has intensified expectations of meaningful exam reforms. The real test now is whether leadership changes lead to stronger security, greater accountability and lasting improvements in India's examination system.

Sonam Wangchuk Ends 26-Day Hunger Strike: What Assurances Did The Government Give Protesters?

Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after receiving written assurances from the Centre on key student concerns, including protection for peaceful protesters, compensation for affected families and a parliamentary discussion on examination reforms. However, the wider student movement and demands for accountability continue.

HCLTech Plans Its First India Data Centre In Bhubaneswar: Why Is Odisha Emerging As A Digital Infrastructure Hub?

HCLTech plans to invest around ₹730 crore in an AI-optimised data centre and Global Development Centre in Bhubaneswar, creating an estimated 6,000 jobs. The project strengthens Odisha's ambition to emerge as a major data-centre and digital infrastructure hub as India's AI and cloud computing demand accelerates.

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India Allows Foreign Investment In Export-Focused Online Retail: Can Amazon Buy And Sell Indian Products Directly?

India has relaxed its e-commerce FDI policy to allow foreign-funded platforms such as Amazon and Flipkart to own inventory of Indian-made goods—but only for exports. The move aims to boost e-commerce exports while keeping domestic online retail restrictions unchanged.

Higher Education Secretary Replaced Amid Nationwide Protests: Is The Government Preparing Major Exam Reforms?

The Centre has replaced Higher Education Secretary Vineet Joshi with Naresh Pal Gangwar amid nationwide protests over alleged examination failures. While the government describes the move as part of a wider bureaucratic reshuffle, its timing has intensified expectations of meaningful exam reforms. The real test now is whether leadership changes lead to stronger security, greater accountability and lasting improvements in India's examination system.

Sonam Wangchuk Ends 26-Day Hunger Strike: What Assurances Did The Government Give Protesters?

Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after receiving written assurances from the Centre on key student concerns, including protection for peaceful protesters, compensation for affected families and a parliamentary discussion on examination reforms. However, the wider student movement and demands for accountability continue.

HCLTech Plans Its First India Data Centre In Bhubaneswar: Why Is Odisha Emerging As A Digital Infrastructure Hub?

HCLTech plans to invest around ₹730 crore in an AI-optimised data centre and Global Development Centre in Bhubaneswar, creating an estimated 6,000 jobs. The project strengthens Odisha's ambition to emerge as a major data-centre and digital infrastructure hub as India's AI and cloud computing demand accelerates.

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India Allows Foreign Investment In Export-Focused Online Retail: Can Amazon Buy And Sell Indian Products Directly?

India has relaxed its e-commerce FDI policy to allow foreign-funded platforms such as Amazon and Flipkart to own inventory of Indian-made goods—but only for exports. The move aims to boost e-commerce exports while keeping domestic online retail restrictions unchanged.

Higher Education Secretary Replaced Amid Nationwide Protests: Is The Government Preparing Major Exam Reforms?

The Centre has replaced Higher Education Secretary Vineet Joshi with Naresh Pal Gangwar amid nationwide protests over alleged examination failures. While the government describes the move as part of a wider bureaucratic reshuffle, its timing has intensified expectations of meaningful exam reforms. The real test now is whether leadership changes lead to stronger security, greater accountability and lasting improvements in India's examination system.

Sonam Wangchuk Ends 26-Day Hunger Strike: What Assurances Did The Government Give Protesters?

Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after receiving written assurances from the Centre on key student concerns, including protection for peaceful protesters, compensation for affected families and a parliamentary discussion on examination reforms. However, the wider student movement and demands for accountability continue.

HCLTech Plans Its First India Data Centre In Bhubaneswar: Why Is Odisha Emerging As A Digital Infrastructure Hub?

HCLTech plans to invest around ₹730 crore in an AI-optimised data centre and Global Development Centre in Bhubaneswar, creating an estimated 6,000 jobs. The project strengthens Odisha's ambition to emerge as a major data-centre and digital infrastructure hub as India's AI and cloud computing demand accelerates.

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Friday OTT Releases Today: Musafir Cafe, Pallichattambi And Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya Lead The List

This Friday’s OTT releases bring something for every mood, from Vikrant Massey’s romantic drama Musafir Cafe and Tovino Thomas’ Pallichattambi to Kay Kay Menon’s Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya. Here’s what’s streaming today across Netflix, Prime Video, SonyLIV and more.

Viswanathan Anand Takes Over As Interim FIDE President: Why Was Arkady Dvorkovich Sanctioned By The EU?

Viswanathan Anand has become Interim FIDE President after Arkady Dvorkovich voluntarily suspended his presidential powers following new EU sanctions. The move places the five-time world champion at the helm of global chess just weeks before FIDE’s 2026 presidential election.

Argentina Fans Demand World Cup Final Replay: Why Has The Petition Crossed 88,000 Signatures?

A petition calling for the 2026 FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and Spain to be replayed has reportedly crossed 88,000 signatures. While fans allege controversial refereeing decisions, FIFA has announced no review or replay, and Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni accepted Spain as the better team.

Infosys Names Ashiss Kumar Dash As Its Next CEO: Why Has The IT Giant Also Cut Its Growth Forecast?

Infosys has appointed company veteran Ashiss Kumar Dash as its next CEO from April 2027 while lowering its FY27 revenue growth guidance. The announcement highlights a planned leadership transition alongside continued caution over global IT spending despite growing AI-driven business.

India Allows Foreign Investment In Export-Focused Online Retail: Can Amazon Buy And Sell Indian Products Directly?

India has relaxed its e-commerce FDI policy to allow foreign-funded platforms such as Amazon and Flipkart to own inventory of Indian-made goods—but only for exports. The move aims to boost e-commerce exports while keeping domestic online retail restrictions unchanged.

Higher Education Secretary Replaced Amid Nationwide Protests: Is The Government Preparing Major Exam Reforms?

The Centre has replaced Higher Education Secretary Vineet Joshi with Naresh Pal Gangwar amid nationwide protests over alleged examination failures. While the government describes the move as part of a wider bureaucratic reshuffle, its timing has intensified expectations of meaningful exam reforms. The real test now is whether leadership changes lead to stronger security, greater accountability and lasting improvements in India's examination system.

Sonam Wangchuk Ends 26-Day Hunger Strike: What Assurances Did The Government Give Protesters?

Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after receiving written assurances from the Centre on key student concerns, including protection for peaceful protesters, compensation for affected families and a parliamentary discussion on examination reforms. However, the wider student movement and demands for accountability continue.

HCLTech Plans Its First India Data Centre In Bhubaneswar: Why Is Odisha Emerging As A Digital Infrastructure Hub?

HCLTech plans to invest around ₹730 crore in an AI-optimised data centre and Global Development Centre in Bhubaneswar, creating an estimated 6,000 jobs. The project strengthens Odisha's ambition to emerge as a major data-centre and digital infrastructure hub as India's AI and cloud computing demand accelerates.

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The Sikkim Tunnel Disaster Is A Warning: Should Infrastructure Deadlines Ever Outrun Worker Safety?

The Sikkim tunnel disaster has reignited questions about worker safety, project oversight and infrastructure planning in fragile Himalayan terrain. While investigations continue, the tragedy highlights why transparent safety systems and accountability must take precedence over construction deadlines.

India’s Exam-Leak Crisis Is Bigger Than NEET: Why Fast-Track Courts Cannot Replace Systemic Reform

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