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ChatGPT ads are coming to India: What will change for users?

OpenAI is bringing ads to ChatGPT in India. Here’s who will see them, how they will work, and why the move matters.

What caused Nepal’s flash flood? | Tibet | Bhote Koshi River | Rasuwa | USGS

A deadly flash flood struck Nepal’s Rasuwa district on August 26, killing more than 160 people and leaving over 750 missing, including 133 Indians.

Nepal flash floods: Drone footage shows devastating aftermath

Drone visuals show the scale of destruction caused by devastating flash floods in Nepal. At least 105 Indians are among the nearly 400 people reported missing after the devastating flash floods.

Gulf tensions rise: Are NRIs putting more money into Indian homes? | West Asia

Geopolitical tensions in the Gulf are prompting some NRIs to look more closely at premium homes in India. But is this a broader shift in NRI investments, or just a temporary boost for Indian.

H1N1 cases are on the rise across India: What you need to know and should you worry

H1N1 flu cases are rising across several Indian cities this monsoon, with Delhi reporting nearly six times more cases than last year. From Delhi and Mumbai to Bengaluru and Kerala,

Could hiring an H-1B worker cost $103,265? What the US is proposing | Trump | US Visa | Immigration

The US is considering a $103,265 fee for every cap-subject H-1B petition. What could this mean for Indian professionals, US employers and the future of skilled-worker hiring? Here’s what you need.

Elon Musk’s Starlink reapplies for Gen 2 satellite constellation approval in India

Starlink has reapplied for approval of its Gen 2 satellite network in India, seeking authorisation for nearly 30,000 LEO satellites.

MMDR Bill 2026 explained: Why states are opposing the new mining rules

The Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, passed by Parliament on August 13, 2026,

Pakistan extends airspace ban: How is the ban affecting Indian airlines?

Pakistan has extended its airspace ban on Indian aircraft until September 24, just days before the previous restriction was due to expire on August 23.

Nasdaq plans 23-hour trading: How will it change US stock investing? | US markets

Nasdaq is set to move closer to round-the-clock US stock trading. From December 6, 2026, the exchange plans to add an overnight session, taking trading to 23 hours a day, five days a week.

Why South Korea is looking beneath the sea for AI data centres

South Korea is turning to the seabed to tackle a growing AI infrastructure problem: where to find enough land, power and cooling for data centres.

Nasa invites Isro to join Moon Base programme: What is it & why it matters? | Lunar exploration

Nasa has invited the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) to join its Moon Base programme, aimed at establishing a sustained human presence near the lunar South Pole.

Invisible watermarks on AI text: Why Anthropic’s latest move has got writers worried | AI generated

Anthropic’s latest Claude models are embedding invisible, machine-readable watermarks into generated text—marks that can survive copy-pasting and some editing.

Abu Dhabi offers free UAE visas to Indian tourists: Who is eligible

Abu Dhabi’s Department of Culture and Tourism (DCT) has launched a three-month scheme offering complimentary UAE entry visas to eligible India.

Why SpaceX shares fell despite blockbuster earnings | Elon Musk | Business News

SpaceX delivered stronger-than-expected quarterly revenue in its first earnings report as a listed company. But instead of celebrating, investors focused on something else: the company's massive.

Why the US stepped in as Japan’s yen hit a 40-year low

Japan and the US have jointly intervened in the currency market for the first time in nearly 30 years to support the weakening Japanese yen.

Why thousands of migrants suddenly crossed into Spain through Ceuta

Thousands of migrants crossed into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta within hours, putting one of Europe’s most heavily guarded borders under unprecedented pressure.

Who owns India's wealth?

India is creating more self-made billionaires than ever before—but wealth is still concentrated in the hands of a few. From the rise of first-generation entrepreneurs to the sectors driving.

Google launches Gemini Spark in India: Here’s what the AI agent can do

Google has started rolling out its latest AI agent, Gemini Spark, in India for AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers. Unlike traditional chatbots, it is designed to work continuously in the background,

Why India’s solar panel factories are shutting despite a clean-energy push

India wants to become a global clean energy powerhouse. But a shortage of locally made solar cells is forcing factories to slow down, pushing up costs,