Drones, AI and nuclear submarines: Inside UK’s £298 billion plan to make Britain war-ready

Photo credit: X/@visegrad24 United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer has unveiled the country’s long-awaited Defence Investment Plan, backed by a £298 billion defence budget over the next four years, including an additional £15 billion above last year’s spending review settlement.The plan focuses on strengthening Britain’s military capabilities through major investments in drones, artificial intelligence, autonomous…

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One in nine Indians faces cancer risk; Rajya Sabha panel seeks ideas on affordable care | India News

NEW DELHI: India was estimated to record 15.33 lakh new cancer cases in 2024, while one in nine people faces a lifetime cancer risk. Against this backdrop, a Rajya Sabha panel has invited public and expert inputs on the latest interventions in affordable cancer screening, diagnosis, treatment, care and management with proven outcomes. The exercise…

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Epic Fury 2.0? Tracking US military buildup as Trump threatens to end Iran ceasefire

The United States’ deployment against Iran, dubbed Operation Epic Fury, has become one of the most extensive military commitments in recent decades, stretching across naval, air and missile‑defense assets. As President Donald Trump warns he may end the ceasefire, Washington has concentrated overwhelming force in the Middle East — but at the cost of long‑term…

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Meet Tripod: The three-legged mother deer, who was shot in a leg and has now adopted two fawns from another doe |

A heartwarming tale of resilience unfolds as Tripod, a three-legged doe, has adopted two orphaned fawns, adding to her own offspring. Photographed by Tanya Decatur, the deer’s remarkable maternal instincts have captivated online audiences. Despite losing a leg to a hunting accident last November, Tripod demonstrates incredible survival skills, now nurturing a blended family and…

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‘Nobody knew them, now they’re everywhere’: VP Radhakrishnan warns youth may follow ‘cockroaches’ if positive news is ignored | India News

NEW DELHI: Vice President C P Radhakrishnan on Sunday said that young people could end up following the “cockroach” if positive developments and achievements are not reported adequately.Speaking at an event, Radhakrishnan said the media has a responsibility to highlight positive stories that can inspire society and guide the younger generation.“Positive activities should be reported…

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Indian ‘influencer’ family accused of damaging Vietnam restaurant after staff objected to children’s behaviour; here’s the bigger travel lesson |

A video has taken social media by storm which is apparently from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The viral video has put the spotlight on tourist etiquette and raises many questions on tourist behaviour outside the country. The video shows an Indian family vandalising a restaurant following a dispute over their kid’s behaviour. While the…

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Income tax notices decoded: What every taxpayer should know about ITR filing to avoid scrutiny

What are the common mistakes that can lead to tax department queries or notices? (AI image) ITR filing FY 2025-26: Filing your income tax return (ITR) accurately is the first step to ensuring compliance. Any errors can invite questions from the Income tax Department, which may eventually lead to a tax notice as well. The…

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Kangana Ranaut pens heartfelt note for veteran actress Vyjayanthimala: ‘Some are heavenly and born only to be worshipped’ |

Kangana Ranaut paid a heartfelt tribute to legendary actress and dancer Vyjayanthimala on social media, sharing a vintage Bharatanatyam video and calling her “heavenly” and “born only to be worshipped.” Vyjayanthimala, a Padma Vibhushan awardee, is celebrated for iconic films like ‘Nagin’, ‘Devdas’, and her legendary pairing with Dilip Kumar. Kangana Ranaut recently took to…

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‘Look at India as a base and not just a market’: Piyush Goyal

MUMBAI: Union commerce minister Piyush Goyal has called upon Indian industry and MNCs to move beyond seeing the country as a market. He urged them to create bases for manufacturing, design & innovation, and use India for global supply chains and exports. He sought their engagement with India as a co-creator of value and not…

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French liquor major Pernod Ricard faces CCI probe, antitrust watchdog examines retailer deals

In a fresh regulatory challenge for French liquor major Pernod Ricard in India, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) has ordered a detailed antitrust investigation into allegations that the company entered into exclusive arrangements with retailers in New Delhi to promote its brands at the expense of rival firms, according to a Reuters report.The Competition…

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