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'Silent killers': How AI start...

'Silent killers': How AI start-ups are trying to solve one of the...

'Silent killers': How AI start-ups are trying to solve one of the retail industry's biggest problems **AI’s Silent Revolution: Transforming Retail’s Persistent Profit Drain** The retail sector, a cornerstone of global commerce, has long grappled with an insidious... read more »

Dubois outpoints bloodied Harper to unif...

Dubois outpoints bloodied Harper to unify titles

Dubois outpoints bloodied Harper to unify titles **Dubois Dominates Harper in Unification Bout, Claims Lightweight Supremacy** In a commanding performance that etched her name into the annals of women’s boxing, Caroline Dubois has emerged as the undisputed lightweight world champion,... read more »

With One Million Displaced, Lebanon Turn...

With One Million Displaced, Lebanon Turns to Digital Wallets for Aid

With One Million Displaced, Lebanon Turns to Digital Wallets for Aid **Lebanon’s Digital Shift: Financial Innovation Bridges Aid Gap Amidst Crisis** Beirut, Lebanon – In the face of unprecedented displacement and a profound erosion of public trust in traditional institutions, Lebanon is... read more »

Older Americans face big tax changes. He...

Older Americans face big tax changes. Here's where they can find free ...

Older Americans face big tax changes. Here's where they can find free filing help ## Navigating New Tax Landscapes: Resources for Seniors Seeking Enhanced Refunds **Washington D.C.** – A confluence of legislative changes and evolving economic factors is poised to potentially increase tax... read more »

People must protest against imperialist attacks on Iran, Indias foreign policy: N. Ram

People must protest against imperialist attacks on Iran, Indias foreign policy: N. Ram **Distinguished Indian Editor Decries Western Actions Against Iran, Criticizes India’s Foreign... read more »

Bali tourist handcuffed and dragged off for breaking Day of Silence rules

Bali tourist handcuffed and dragged off for breaking Day of Silence rules ## Tourist Detained in Bali Amidst Nyepi Observance **Denpasar, Bali** – A foreign tourist was apprehended and... read more »

The US-Israeli war on humanity

The US-Israeli war on humanity ## Escalation of Conflict: Regional Implications of the Gaza Crisis **Washington D.C. & Jerusalem –** The ongoing conflict in Gaza, characterized by... read more »

The Allahabad High Court on Wednesday dismissed the petition of seer Shobhan Sarkar, who had sought directions to the Uttar Pradesh government and the district administration of Fatehpur for allowing excavations in a village where, he believed, huge reserves of gold lay buried. A Division Bench comprising Justices Ashok Bhushan and Vipin Sinha dismissed the petition of Sarkar with the remark "no case has been made out to grant any of the reliefs as claimed in the writ petition". Sarkar had claimed that there was a "hidden gold treasure of about 2,500 tonnes at the bank of river Ganga in village Adampur, Tehsil and District Fatehpur". He had also claimed that he was ready to bear the expenses for carrying out excavations at the site for which he had planned to involve experts from Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad and IIT-Kanpur. However, the court rejected the petition observing that Sarkar had "miserably failed to prove any of his right to claim any permission". Significantly, an excavation was carried out at a village in Unnao district recently following a similar claim made by Sarkar. The seer later on blamed the failure of the operation on his not being "invited" to the site by the excavators.

Governments failure responsible for supply crunch, panic among people, says Pramod Tiwari

Governments failure responsible for supply crunch, panic among people, says Pramod Tiwari ## Supply Chain Disruptions Blamed on Government Inaction, Fueling Public Anxiety **New Delhi,... read more »

Tragedy as young woman who 'ignored cancer symptoms until it...

Tragedy as young woman who 'ignored cancer symptoms until it was too late' dies **Early Detection Crucial: Physiotherapist’s Battle with Advanced Bowel Cancer Underscores Public... read more »