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AI Tops the Wishlist for Gen Z Talent in India’s Workplaces

AI Tops the Wishlist for Gen Z Talent in India’s Workplaces

According to the survey, the majority of Gen Z workers and supervisors admitted to using prohibited AI tools to do creative tasks. Gen Z professionals in India want more freedom to experiment with AI technologies, despite the fact that enterprise use of AI is still in its early stages globally. Over 78 per cent of Gen Z workers said that experimenting with AI tools could help improve their visual workflows, according to a new report by Canva on Tuesday, September 9. The findings of the survey dubbed 'State of Visual Communication survey' demonstrate that there is a big disparity between…
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India’s foreign exchange reserves increase US$ 698.27 billion

India’s foreign exchange reserves increase US$ 698.27 billion

Mumbai, India's foreign exchange reserves rose by US$ 4.038 billion to US$ 698.268 billion during the week ended September 5, according to data from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday. The increase was due to a significant increase in the value of gold reserves. In the previous reporting week, the total reserves had risen by US$ 3.51 billion to US$ 694.23 billion. According to the data, foreign currency assets, a major component of the foreign exchange reserves, rose by US$ 540 million to US$ 584.477 billion during the week ended September 5. Expressed in dollars, foreign currency assets…
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Tripura implements a uniform policy for public schools with the goal of promoting equity

Tripura implements a uniform policy for public schools with the goal of promoting equity

The Tripura government has introduced a common school uniform policy across all state-run institutions, a move it says will help reduce financial burden on parents while also creating a sense of unity, equality, and discipline among students. The new directive will come into force from the next academic year and will apply to students from Classes I to XII. According to the notification issued by the Education Department, the system has been divided into three broad categories. All Vidyajyoti Schools will follow a single uniform pattern, while PM-SHRI schools will retain uniforms of their own design. The remaining government schools…
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Mizoram’s chief minister declares drug usage a serious social issue and promises more support for rehabilitation

Mizoram’s chief minister declares drug usage a serious social issue and promises more support for rehabilitation

Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to fighting drug abuse, describing it as one of the biggest social challenges confronting the state. During a visit to a drug detoxification centre on Wednesday, September 10, the Chief Minister urged recovering addicts to stay firm in their journey toward rehabilitation, assuring them of sustained state support. Interacting with patients at the centre, Lalduhoma reminded them that overcoming addiction is not just a personal battle but also an act of courage that contributes to the wellbeing of families and the larger community. “The journey of recovery is difficult, but it…
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Heavy rain is predicted by IMD for a number of Arunachal districts

Heavy rain is predicted by IMD for a number of Arunachal districts

Heavy to extremely heavy rainfall is expected in many areas of Arunachal Pradesh, according to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), which has also issued advisories for regions that are particularly vulnerable. The meteorological center here issued a district-by-district forecast, predicting scattered to fairly widespread rainfall along with thunderstorms and lightning in places like East Kameng, Papum Pare, Pakke-Kessang, West Kameng, East Siang, and Dibang Valley. To stay informed, the IMD has issued a yellow watch for a number of areas, warning of potential waterlogging and disruptions to local transportation. It is predicted that the rain will get much more intense…
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Vivek Oberoi had ‘wonderful memories of growing up’ with cousin Akshay Oberoi, who claims they never had a’real relationship’: ‘It has been misconstrued’

Vivek Oberoi had ‘wonderful memories of growing up’ with cousin Akshay Oberoi, who claims they never had a’real relationship’: ‘It has been misconstrued’

Vivek Oberoi stated that he is really proud of his cousin Akshay Oberoi and has fond memories of growing up together. Vivek Oberoi made his film debut in the early 2000s and quickly achieved success at the box office. While Vivek's career endured a hiatus in the late 2000s, the actor continued to appear in films, and by 2010, when his nephew Akshay Oberoi made his Bollywood debut, Vivek was an accomplished actor. But, according to Akshay's past interviews, the two did not have a "real relationship." However, Vivek has now stated that this is not the case, and after…
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BSA Gold Star marks first anniversary in India with limited-edition Goldie-kit and festive offers

BSA Gold Star marks first anniversary in India with limited-edition Goldie-kit and festive offers

BSA Gold Star, the iconic British motorcycle reborn in India last year, is celebrating its first anniversary with a special festive offer and a limited-edition accessory set, the Goldie-kit. Riders trading in any two-wheeler between 23 August and 23 September 2025 can avail up to Rs 10,000 in exchange value. Additionally, purchases before 21 September can save up to Rs 23,702 on ex-showroom prices, including the curated accessory set worth Rs 5,896. The 652cc Gold Star, known for its single-cylinder refinement, timeless café racer design, and modern features like LED lighting and dual-channel ABS, continues to impress motorcycle enthusiasts. The…
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Bilateral Energy Cooperation Gets Stronger

Bilateral Energy Cooperation Gets Stronger

Nepal has signed a major agreement with India to export 10,000 MW of hydropower over the next decade. The deal is expected to generate billions in revenue for Nepal while helping India meet its clean energy targets. Nepal’s Energy Minister said the agreement marks a “new era of economic cooperation.” Indian officials welcomed the move, noting that cross-border power trade strengthens regional integration. For Nepal-based coverage, this is a breakthrough in energy diplomacy; for Indian media, it’s a step toward greener energy security and stronger bilateral ties.
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Digital Classrooms to Improve Learning Standards

Digital Classrooms to Improve Learning Standards

Bangladesh has launched its first “Smart School” project to bring digital learning tools, AI-based assessment, and e-libraries into classrooms. The pilot project started in Dhaka and Chattogram, with plans to expand nationwide. Education Minister Dipu Moni said the project will prepare students for a technology-driven world, while reducing inequality between urban and rural schools. For Bangladesh-focused media, this highlights a milestone in digital education; for Indian and South Asian coverage, it underlines the region’s shift towards high-tech learning solutions.
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Wow! Eats Brings Foodie Delights to Gangtok: A New Dining Experience Awaits

Wow! Eats Brings Foodie Delights to Gangtok: A New Dining Experience Awaits

Wow! Momo Foods, India’s fastest-growing homegrown QSR brand, is expanding its footprint in the Northeast with the launch of its first Wow! Eats outlet at Vajra World, Gangtok. Scheduled to open on September 12, the 1st-floor outlet will bring together all four of the company’s signature brands – Wow! Momo, Wow! China, Wow! Chicken, and Wow! Kulfi – under one roof, offering a diversified dining experience for local consumers. A standalone Wow! Kulfi store will also open on the Ground Floor, dedicated to the popular Indian dessert with a contemporary twist. The grand opening will feature festive celebrations and special…
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