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India

“The territory... belongs to China”: China Rejects India’s Claim Over Shaksgam Valley, Defends CPEC Infrastructure Work

China has rejected India’s claim over the Shaksgam Valley, defending its infrastructure projects under the CPEC, while India reiterates the region is an integral part of its territory and calls the ac ...
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NewsGram Desk
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A robotic hand is depicted against a blue background, with a metallic and futuristic design, conveying a sense of advanced technology and innovation.
Prem Watsa in a suit raises his arms while speaking at a podium with microphones. His expression appears engaged, set against a dark background.
In the image Vijay is shown showing hand to crowd behind him are two more people
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Cricketer Aman Rao Perala in a blue jersey swinging a bat, wearing a helmet and gloves, focused expression. Nighttime setting with blurred lights in the background.
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People celebrating Lohri, to the left is a bonfire and people are celebrating around it.
Elephants from the logos of The Hindu and The Times of India fighting on top of a newspaper.
A rocket labeled "India" launches amid billowing smoke and bright flames against a gray sky. Tall structures frame the scene, conveying power and excitement.
Split image contrasts India's gaming ban with UAE's success using dark and light cityscapes. Text reads, "From Dream11 to Despair." Symbols of money and smartphones shown.
Anup Bahmi, DY Chandrachud and Mamta, in that order holding copies of Chandrachud's book Why Constitution Matters. Anup Banhmi and the former CJI are sitting behind the desk, while Mamta is standing, and there is are two book shelves in the background
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In Conversation

A screenshot of a YouTube video uploaded by Ahmar Mustikhan. He is in a living room with a window behind him, wearing a Bugti topi.
Human Rights

In Conversation with Ahmar Mustikhan, Baloch Journalist and Activist

Balochistan is the largest and least populated province of Pakistan, whose people have long struggled against the exploitation and persecution inflicted on them by the Pakistani military. Ahmar Mustik ...
By
Dhruv Sharma
Vipin Kumar Tripathi
Delhi

In Conversation with Vipin Kumar Tripathi, ex-IIT Professor and Anti-Communalism Activist - Part 1

Vipin Kumar Tripathi, ex-IIT professor and anti-communalism activist, spends his days, weekends, and holidays engaging in dialogue with strangers, preaching humanity over sectarianism.
By
Dhruv Sharma
Tripathi posing with a pamphlet he wrote
Delhi

In Conversation with Vipin Kumar Tripathi, ex-IIT Professor and Anti-Communalism Activist - Part 2

Vipin Kumar Tripathi, ex-IIT professor and anti-communalism activist, spends his days, weekends, and holidays engaging in dialogue with strangers, preaching humanity over sectarianism.
By
NewsGram Desk

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Economy

Paying Employees in Crypto: Crypto CPA Explains Accounting and Tax Considerations

As crypto payroll gains popularity, businesses must navigate complex accounting and tax rules.
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Guest Contributor
3 min read
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Lifestyle

Making Your Move Smooth and Stress-Free in the Windy City

Before diving into the moving process, it’s important to take a moment and make a plan
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Guest Contributor
3 min read
Split image contrasts India's gaming ban with UAE's success using dark and light cityscapes. Text reads, "From Dream11 to Despair." Symbols of money and smartphones shown.
Gaming

From Dream11 to Despair: How India's Gaming Ban Killed 200,000 Jobs While the UAE Builds a Billion-Dollar Industry

PROGA wiped out India's ₹23,000 crore gaming industry overnight. Dream11 walked away from BCCI. Meanwhile, Wynn Al Marjan is recruiting 7,500 casino workers in the UAE
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Guest Contributor
4 min read
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