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TECHNOLOGY

Sridhar Vembu cites challenges faced by Chinese firms as inspiration for Indian entrepreneurs

Saturday, Jan 04

Sridhar Vembu highlights Chinese companies' success amid challenges as inspiration for Indian entrepreneurs facing market obstacles.

WORLD NEWS

Myanmar junta announces release of 5,864 prisoners in amnesty

Saturday, Jan 04

Myanmar's military government will free 5,864 prisoners, including 180 foreigners, as part of an amnesty for independence day celebrations.

POLITICS

Japan's Conservatives Warn of 'History War' Due to Anti-Japanese Films Ahead of WWII Anniversary

Saturday, Jan 04

Japan's far-right conservatives are expressing concerns over films from China and South Korea ahead of the WWII anniversary, calling it a 'history war'.

WORLD NEWS

Maya Jama on Overcoming Adversity and Embracing Success in Primetime TV

Saturday, Jan 04

Maya Jama discusses her journey of resilience, triumph over adversity, and exciting new roles in primetime television.

POLITICS

West Bengal School Job Aspirants Demand Swift Appointments Amid Legal Delays

Saturday, Jan 04

Hundreds of job aspirants in West Bengal protest for swift appointments amid ongoing legal delays affecting their futures.

WORLD NEWS

South Korea Faces Intensifying Protests Amid Political Turmoil

Saturday, Jan 04

South Korea's protests escalate as supporters and opponents of President Yoon Suk Yeol clash over his controversial martial law declaration.

POLITICS

Court Strikes Down Net Neutrality Regulations, Ending Two Decades of Controversy

Saturday, Jan 04

A federal court overturns FCC net neutrality rules, impacting internet regulations while state laws remain intact.

WORLD NEWS

Myanmar Junta Announces Mass Prisoner Release on Independence Day

Saturday, Jan 04

Myanmar's military regime initiates a mass amnesty releasing over 6,000 prisoners to commemorate Independence Day amid ongoing political turmoil.

POLITICS

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Cartoonist Ann Telnaes Resigns from Washington Post Following Censorship of Cartoon

Saturday, Jan 04

Ann Telnaes, a notable cartoonist, resigns from The Washington Post after her cartoon criticizing Jeff Bezos was rejected, raising concerns over press freedom.