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DNPA, representing publishers such as the Times Group, The Hindu, Indian Express, Network18 and NDTV, says India’s data protection law could expose sources, hamper investigations and threaten news archives.
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What if retirement isn’t the end of a career but the beginning of a different kind of working life? TOI follows three seniors to find how it is beginning to look more like another chapter, shaped less by paychecks than by purpose.
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Firms are doing well. Orders, revenues & profits are up. But new hiring is down. This will hurt future demand as middle class becomes smaller & less prosperous.
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If, as expected, Republicans lose the House in US polls, Trump will find it tough to pass bills. So, foreign policy will be his focus. New Delhi’s best bet is status quo, and for Trump to concentrate on China and Iran.
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The real test isn’t how much money goes into AI, but how much value it creates across sectors.
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As domestic, international and IPL workloads increase wear and tear, experts turn to routines tailored to ensure injured players can return to optimum levels. Getting the balance right is key as the clock ticks down to cricket’s marquee event next year.
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What if retirement isn’t the end of a career but the beginning of a different kind of working life? TOI follows three seniors to find how it is beginning to look more like another chapter, shaped less by paychecks than by purpose.
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Flávio Bolsonaro lost to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Sunday’s presidential election. On Monday, he was given a 24-hour deadline to surrender his passport. At the time, he had said he would remain in Brazil to lead the opposition. Why then did he escape?
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From Mumbai’s underworld to North India’s gangs, the faces and networks behind threats to Bollywood have changed over six decades. What has not changed is the vulnerability of actors and celebrities to intimidation and violence.
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Mumbai’s residents endured unusual heat, humidity and haze this October. Climate experts warn that warmer Octobers may become more common.
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Strong show by Arab parties makes govt formation tricky. Whatever happens, Israel will continue its aggressive West Asia policy.
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As the Nifty 500 Index fell, every BAF investor faced the same question: is my fund actually buying this dip, or just protecting itself from further losses? And if it did buy, did that show up in returns when markets bounced back?
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India’s aviation industry has long supplied parts for foreign aircraft. Now, a new crop of startups is trying to build complete machines of its own, from air taxis to cargo planes, with years of testing and safety checks still ahead.
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A Rs 22,425-crore infrastructure push is under way as Nashik prepares to host millions of pilgrims. The celebrations will continue through 2007 and well into 2008.
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Exit polls point to a close race, with Netanyahu’s re-election bid caught between supporters who praise his stance against Israel’s adversaries and critics who blame him for the Oct 7 failures and wars in Gaza and Iran.
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After attacks on Baba Siddique, Salman Khan, Rohit Shetty and Tiger Shroff, we are hurtling fast towards that Mumbai where everybody lived in fear and where just renovating your office or throwing a lavish wedding party made you a target.
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As expenses surge and lifestyles are upgraded, people normalise the new comfort level till ‘wants’ become ‘needs’ and ‘luxuries’ become ‘necessities’. This is a psychological phenomenon known as ‘hedonic adaptation’.
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