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Through multiple posts on X, the Indian pubcaster is inviting creators to register and enjoy free services provided by the platform. This includes news clips, visuals, and other content that is “safe, authentic, and totally free to use”
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A team of US trade negotiators is set to arrive in New Delhi next week, marking a key step in finalising an interim trade agreement between the two countries. The delegation is expected between June 5 and 6.
India has recorded an impressive 357 percent growth in royalty collections since 2020, with collections crossing Rs. 7 billion in FY24-25, positioning the country among the fastest-growing music markets globally.
“This is why I believe India will be the data capital of the world in the years ahead,” the Minister added.
Union minister of commerce and industry Piyush Goyal said on Friday that India will remain the world’s fastest-growing large economy for the next 30 years.
However, Mittal said AI will also create new opportunities and more jobs. “Using A1 will become absolutely important for everyone, especially in emerging countries like India" the executive said
Created by Ben Watkins for Amazon Prime, the crime thriller Cross feels more like top-tier cinema than a police procedural. Based on James Patterson’s “Alex Cross” novels, the series’ first season (it’s already been picked up for a second) is taut and moody, following D.C. homicide detective Alex Cross (Aldis Hodge) as he pursues a serial killer on the job while struggling in his personal life with the murder of his wife, Maria (Chauntée Schuler Irving).
Sweeping ruling halts President Trump's broad tariffs; court cites congressional authority over trade. Businesses and financial markets welcome the decision, but administration vows to appeal.