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Explained: Why are gold prices rising?
India, the second largest importer of gold, has seen demand fall in the last three months on account of a rise in prices
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A bunny at a media briefing and fifteen questions in photos: Eyecatchers of the week
The world never ceases to beguile us. The message inside these photos—written with light, scrawled in spite—resonates beyond their description for a leisurely flip or a deep read this week
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IMD report: Here comes the Sun
The IMD released a list of states, including Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, which will face the brunt of heatwaves lasting 10 to 12 days
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IT and ITES see big fall in private and venture investments
Specialist solutions providers such as iBus, and those offering applied AI expertise, like Kore.ai, have attracted interest
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Role play: Do actors make for good politicians?
A look at screen stars who have contested Lok Sabha elections, with varying success
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In Photos: Easter celebrations around the world and a plea for peace
A look at the myriad ways Easter is celebrated across the world by different people, across cultures and countries
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Jharkhand government spruces up education system
From plans to build a college to provide quality education to all sections of the society, to teaching the rich tribal languages and regional languages from school level, to loans to encourage education, here are the steps that the state is taking to improve education
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Jharkhand government implements schemes for social upliftment
From easier implementation of pension schemes, to employment for local youth, pucca houses, and free electricity, the Jharkhand government has set in motion a slew of schemes to benefit the people of the state
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From Mazgaon Dock's defence ambition to India's T20 future, here are our top stories of the week
GE HealthCare's plans to expand R&D in India, latest FDI trend, Purulia's water crisis are some of the stories that piqued the interest of our readers this week
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Polycab, Motilal Oswal, Bira91 among latest companies to be hit by ransomware attacks
Attacks have surged in the country, manufacturing sector particularly vulnerable, say reports by cybersecurity firms
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65 percent passengers paid extra to reserve a seat on the plane in the past year: Survey
A recent survey by LocalCircles provides insights into the 'dark patterns' employed by airlines and consumers' woes in paying extra to reserve flight seats