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Indian-American DOJ civil rights chief Harmeet Dhillon resigns after GOP midterm setback | World News

Former DOJ civil rights chief  Harmeet Dhillon/Image: Reuters Harmeet K Dhillon, an Indian-American lawyer who led a major shift in the US Justice Department’s civil rights enforcement priorities under President Donald Trump, has resigned from her position, Attorney General Todd Blanche announced on Thursday.Dhillon’s departure comes two days after Democrats regained control of both chambers…

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Gold buying on Dhanteras, Diwali: What should your ideal portfolio look like & what can you buy if not gold?

Physical gold can involve significant upfront costs. Jewellery making charges can be particularly high. (Image for representative purpose only) Are you planning to buy gold on Dhanteras or Diwali this year? Buying precious metals such as gold and silver is seen to be auspicious during the festive season, but experts caution that investment decisions should…

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Bill Gates ‘blames’ US government for blocking attempts to protect against AI risks; says: There’s not much …

Bill Gates ‘blames’ US government for blocking attempts to protect against AI risks; says: There’s not much … Bill Gates has accused the US government of blocking attempts to protect against AI risks, warning that the technology can be used to cause a pandemic “significantly worse than Covid”. Speaking at the FT’s Future of AI…

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‘Starlink was last to apply, meet security requirements’: Govt defends satcom licensing process

India welcomes Starlink, Jio and OneWeb, says govt (AP photo) NEW DELHI: India welcomes all players in the satellite communications sector, with consumers ultimately deciding which service they want to choose, govt sources told news agency ANI.“Customer is the king,” an official told ANI, adding that consumers would make their choice based on pricing, value…

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Pakistan’s external debt nearly doubles to $135 billion in 10 years, China biggest lender

Pakistan’s external debt doubles Pakistan’s external borrowing has nearly doubled in the last 10 years, reaching $135.1 billion in 2025, with China accounting for the largest share of the country’s outstanding debt among individual creditors.The increase comes as borrowing by developing economies also accelerated, taking the external debt of low- and middle-income countries to a…

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Women who scored higher on cognitive tests were rated as more hostile by teammates and got less help from them, in studies of 432 US business students and 394 Chinese finance workers, a pattern that did not hold for men

According to this new study, intelligent women get less help from their teammates (Canva) “One is not born, but rather becomes a woman.” The famous quote was written by Simone de Beauvoir, a French author, academician and feminist. The quote captures the struggle of women to fit into roles defined by society rather than being…

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