What is the typical personal finance position of those in their early 30s? What could they do to feel more secure about their income and wealth? There is no generalising, but here’s a checklist to make it easy to consider some of these questions.
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Whatever else the arms cutoff might accomplish when it comes to Israel, it is both a propaganda coup and a tactical victory for Hamas that validates its decision to treat its own people as human shields.
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Under every other law in India, the responsibility of proving the commission of a crime is placed upon the investigating agency that brings in the charges against an individual or an entity. In PMLA, it is the opposite.
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Russia already has nuclear warheads on its own soil that are close to Ukraine and NATO countries, but by basing some in Belarus, Russia appears to be trying to accentuate its nuclear threat and bolster its nuclear deterrent.
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Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath, a real monk himself, is playing his cards carefully. He knows how the Modi-Shah double engine works. He will bide his time. So will Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
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They pledged to act in accordance with the Constitution, treating their partner with the respect and dignity it enshrines.
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In 1952, when Congress swept the country, it got only 4 out of 11 Lok Sabha seats in the region that has since become Telangana. In 1971, when Congress captured most seats under Indira Gandhi, Telangana Praja Samiti won 10 of the 13 parliamentary seats.
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Election-related misinformation is not new to India, but the surge in AI-generated deepfakes in this poll season has triggered a major concern among journalists and fact-checkers.
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Though the stock did cross the ₹1,000 mark at the end of 2020 & clawed back the lost ground in the next few months, marching past ₹1,300, it was again below ₹1,000 by the end of the year. Since the beginning of 2022, rarely closing above ₹1,200.
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A confirmed teetotaler, he lurches like a drunk from one contradictory policy to another—telling the 2023 Conservative Conference that he represents a change from 30 yrs of failed policies & then appointing former PM David Cameron as his foreign secretary.
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Across Hassan district, several survivors and their families have fled to escape humiliation and social opprobrium. Traditional Indian society does not view raped women as victims of terrible crimes.
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During his 40 years of social work, Dabholkar was attacked & threatened multiple times, but he had refused to accept police protection. His work, and the demand for the new law, were viewed as being anti-Hindu.The law was passed in 2013, after his killing.
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They pledged to act in accordance with the Constitution, treating their partner with the respect & dignity it enshrines. The last pledge was about drawing inspiration from their idols like Jyotirao Phule, Babasaheb Ambedkar, Bhagat Singh, Mahatma Gandhi.
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Anamta still cannot believe how she managed to lift herself out of the trauma she endured. “My parents were devastated, and besides bearing the excruciating pain, I had to keep their morale up,” she says.
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Russia already has nuclear warheads on its own soil that are close to Ukraine and NATO countries, but by basing some in Belarus, Russia appears to be trying to accentuate its nuclear threat and bolster its nuclear deterrent.
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Beyond politics, growing inequality raises a philosophical point: to whom do a country’s material resources belong? Far from election rallies and TV newsrooms, Supreme Court is quietly preparing to answer this question.
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If Krithivasan’s prediction were to come true, it would mean a lot of change for a lot of people in very little time. India’s IT and business process management sector employs about 50 lakh people with a market size of about $180bn.

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The company’s former India head revealed that in the first year the total cost for Starlink’s service in the country may amount to approximately ₹1.58 lakh, including the one-time purchase of the user equipment worth around ₹37,400.
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Biden’s decision to pause the delivery of 3,500 bombs to Israel was meant to convey a powerful signal. While insisting his support remains “ironclad”, Biden for the first time opted to use his power as Israel’s chief arms supplier.

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