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Evening news wrap: Arvind Kejriwal challenges PM Modi to hold fresh Delhi polls; HC gives nod to ‘The Kerala Story 2’ release; & more | India News

Arvind Kejriwal challenged PM Narendra Modi to hold fresh Delhi polls, claiming a court found “no evidence” in the alleged liquor scam case. Kerala High Court stayed its single-judge order halting the release of The Kerala Story 2, allowing temporary relief to the filmmakers. Pakistan launched airstrikes on Afghan cities including Kabul and Kandahar, escalating…

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Delhi excise policy case: How BJP & Congress reacted after Arvind Kejriwal gets relief from court | India News

NEW DELHI: Congress and BJP on Friday reacted sharply to the acquittal of former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal and former deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia in the Delhi excise policy case. AAP’s on-and-off INDIA bloc ally Congress, however, expressed resentment over the leaders’ discharge alleging that the ruling BJP is a “Icchadhari Naag” who…

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Nvidia still hasn’t sold its U.S.-approved China AI chips — and it’s worried local AI rivals could take over

BEIJING — U.S. chip giant Nvidia has yet to recoup its lost sales in China, despite Washington easing some restrictions, and the company is sounding the alarm about rising competition from Chinese rivals. “While small amounts of H200 [semiconductor] products for China-based customers were approved by the US government, we have yet to generate any…

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Delhi High Court order: Tax Department can’t impose Black Money law on ‘involuntary residents’ to get foreign asset information

Tax officials cannot routinely apply the Black Money Act (BMA) merely because a person has been treated as a ‘resident’ after remaining in India for more than 181 days against their will. (AI image) Delhi High Court’s recent order has changed the scope of imposing the Black Money law for individuals who have been forced…

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Social media companies must pay creators fairly: Vaishnaw | India News

NEW DELHI: Information and broadcasting minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said Thursday social media platforms should compensate creators of the content they use for earning billions in profit.“Social media platforms must also share revenue in a fair way with the people who are creating content, whether it is news persons, conventional media, creators in far-flung areas, influencers,…

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