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Paytm to hire 4,000 employees by March 2027 despite fresh layoffs

Indian fintech pioneer Paytm is set to hire about 4,000 people over the next nine months, part of a pivot aimed at expanding its merchant network and artificial intelligence-driven product offerings. 

Carmaker caution drags India’s engineering services companies

Global automakers are reprioritizing R&D spends, shifting focus away from new EV and software-defined vehicles platform development toward sustaining existing model portfolios 

Carmaker caution drags India’s engineering services companies

Global automakers are reprioritizing R&D spends, shifting focus away from new EV and software-defined vehicles platform development toward sustaining existing model portfolios 

Govt clears new Rs 13,000-crore Great Nicobar airport, drops INS Baaz expansion ​ 

​Govt clears new Rs 13,000-crore Great Nicobar airport, drops INS Baaz expansion 

Time to finish you: Facebook post threatening Priyank Kharge lands man in jail ​ 

​Time to finish you: Facebook post threatening Priyank Kharge lands man in jail 

Live: Kalyan Banerjee dares TMC rebels to resign from party and face polls ​ 

​Live: Kalyan Banerjee dares TMC rebels to resign from party and face polls 

Rs 4,000 preview tickets, donor pass scam: Mamata’s ex-minister in Durga Puja row ​ 

​Rs 4,000 preview tickets, donor pass scam: Mamata's ex-minister in Durga Puja row 

Siri will be able to read your text messages as Apple ramps up AI push 

Upcoming revamp gives Siri Google-like abilities to search the web and read data from your messages, but with Apple’s privacy-first approach. 

Apple unveiled ‘Siri AI’. The reaction was lukewarm 

AI advancements are key to Apple’s bid to catch up with its Silicon Valley peers. 

Apple credits Australia’s teen social media ban for its new controls 

Apple chief executive Tim Cook told Anthony Albanese the iPhone maker’s new child-safety tools were “in part inspired” by the world-first social media ban. 

Trump and Xi alone may have the chance to stop AI from spiralling out of control 

After the Cuban Missile Crisis brought the world to the edge of nuclear war, global powers worked together to pull it back from the brink. We need something similar now. 

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Apple unveiled ‘Siri AI’. The reaction was lukewarm 

AI advancements are key to Apple’s bid to catch up with its Silicon Valley peers. 

Apple credits Australia’s teen social media ban for its new controls 

Apple chief executive Tim Cook told Anthony Albanese the iPhone maker’s new child-safety tools were “in part inspired” by the world-first social media ban. 

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Vimal Sharma

A dedicated blog writer with a passion for capturing the pulse of viral news, Vimal covers a diverse range of topics, including international and national affairs, business trends, cryptocurrency, and technological advancements. Known for delivering timely and compelling content, this writer brings a sharp perspective and a commitment to keeping readers informed and engaged.

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