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Sensex closes at record high led by banking stocks

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

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By Vikram Gill · Mumbai

Mumbai: Sensex closes at record high led by banking stocks. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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Implementation is expected to begin within 90 days. Analysts say the real test will be how quickly the changes reach people on the ground, particularly outside the big cities.

“The details matter more than the announcement,” said an independent policy researcher.

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National

Parliament clears digital personal data amendment bill

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Ananya Rao · Chandigarh

Chandigarh: Parliament clears digital personal data amendment bill. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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Local

Delhi Metro adds late-night services on three lines

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Ananya Rao · Bengaluru

Bengaluru: Delhi Metro adds late-night services on three lines. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups. People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told …

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Tech

Indian lab unveils open-source language model for 22 languages

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Kavya Iyer · Chandigarh

Chandigarh: Indian lab unveils open-source language model for 22 languages. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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World

Global leaders agree on new climate finance framework at summit

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Ananya Rao · New Delhi

New Delhi: Global leaders agree on new climate finance framework at summit. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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Science

Researchers map Himalayan glacier retreat with drones

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Rohit Mehra · New Delhi

New Delhi: Researchers map Himalayan glacier retreat with drones. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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Local

Air quality improves as stubble-burning cases decline

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Rohit Mehra · Chandigarh

Chandigarh: Air quality improves as stubble-burning cases decline. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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Sports

Neeraj Chopra tops Diamond League standings again

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Kavya Iyer · Bengaluru

Bengaluru: Neeraj Chopra tops Diamond League standings again. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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World

European Parliament passes landmark AI accountability law

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Kavya Iyer · Geneva

Geneva: European Parliament passes landmark AI accountability law. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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Opinion

Why local journalism still matters in the age of feeds

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Vikram Gill · Geneva

Geneva: Why local journalism still matters in the age of feeds. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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Entertainment

Festival-season releases set box-office records

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Ananya Rao · New Delhi

New Delhi: Festival-season releases set box-office records. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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Business

Rupee strengthens as foreign inflows pick up

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Rohit Mehra · Bengaluru

Bengaluru: Rupee strengthens as foreign inflows pick up. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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Health

Doctors urge flu shots ahead of winter season

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Kavya Iyer · Geneva

Geneva: Doctors urge flu shots ahead of winter season. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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National

New high-speed rail section opens for passenger trials

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Kavya Iyer · Mumbai

Mumbai: New high-speed rail section opens for passenger trials. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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Tech

Satellite internet services get final regulatory nod

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Vikram Gill · New Delhi

New Delhi: Satellite internet services get final regulatory nod. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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World

Ceasefire talks resume as envoys arrive in Geneva

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Rohit Mehra · Mumbai

Mumbai: Ceasefire talks resume as envoys arrive in Geneva. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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Science

Gaganyaan crew completes final simulation phase

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Kavya Iyer · Mumbai

Mumbai: Gaganyaan crew completes final simulation phase. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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Sports

Hockey team names young squad for Asia Champions Trophy

Our correspondents report on the developments, the people affected and what happens next.

By Vikram Gill · Chandigarh

Chandigarh: Hockey team names young squad for Asia Champions Trophy. Officials said the change follows months of consultation between government, industry and civil-society groups.

People familiar with the matter said the decision reflects a broader shift in priorities. “This is a step we have been preparing for,” one senior official told World Space News.

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