Sabarimala gold theft case: ED summons Jayaram for questioning; multi-agency probe intensifies |

Actor Jayaram has been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate in connection with the Sabarimala gold theft case. The probe intensified after allegations surfaced that stolen gold ornaments were taken to Jayaram’s Chennai residence for prayers. The ED is investigating under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, expanding the multi-agency investigation. The Sabarimala gold theft case…

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Trump reverses course on science funding: Here’s why Columbia advocacy helped save $17 billion

Trump backs down on NIH cuts after Columbia advocacy secures science funding. (Getty Images) President Donald Trump signed a federal spending deal that restores billions in funding for major US science agencies after months of proposed reductions that would have sharply affected university research. The agreement followed advocacy by Columbia University affiliates and rejected the…

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Old buildings vs new projects: Which are safer and more sustainable?

The debate between preserving older buildings and constructing new projects has gained importance in modern urban planning. Questions of safety, sustainability, cost and long-term usability often shape public opinion. While ageing structures carry historical value and environmental advantages, new developments promise compliance with modern safety standards and advanced construction technologies. Understanding the balance between these…

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India-US trade deal: Duty-free Harleys, cheaper cars but does Tesla benefit?

India and the United States have moved a step closer to sealing an interim trade agreement. This will also impact the automotive sector. Under the proposed pact, India will allow zero-duty access for large American motorcycles. This move will particularly benefit Harley-Davidson, while also offering tariff concessions on select high-end US cars.According to government officials,…

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Saudi Arabia cracks down: Over 20,000 arrested for residency, labour and border law violations | World News

Saudi authorities arrested over 20,000 violators and deported thousands during an enforcement drive last week/Representative Image Saudi security agencies intensified enforcement operations across the Kingdom last week, resulting in the arrest of more than 20,000 people found in violation of residency, labour and border laws, according to figures released by the Ministry of Interior on…

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