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Entertainment

‘Empuraan’: First look of Prithviraj from Mohanlal-starrer out

Also directed by Prithviraj, the film is a sequel to his 2019 film ‘Lucifer’

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Entertainment

‘Empuraan’: First look of Prithviraj from Mohanlal-starrer out

Also directed by Prithviraj, the film is a sequel to his 2019 film ‘Lucifer’

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Politics

PM does not rule out NI rise for employers

Sir Keir Starmer says this month’s Budget was “going to be tough” but would “focus on rebuilding our country”.

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Entertainment

‘Empuraan’: First look of Prithviraj from Mohanlal-starrer out

Also directed by Prithviraj, the film is a sequel to his 2019 film ‘Lucifer’

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technology

YouTube redesigns UI, adds tunable playback speed in mini-player 

YouTube introduced a slew of redesigns to its UI across mobile, web and TV which include improvements like a subtle frosted glass effect, customisable playback speeds in miniplayer, and more  

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technology

Huawei launches GT5 smartwatch with AI-Powered sports and fitness tracking features 

Huawei launched its GT5 smartwatch with emotional wellbeing assistant, AI-powered sports and fitness tracking  

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Entertainment

‘Empuraan’: First look of Prithviraj from Mohanlal-starrer out

Also directed by Prithviraj, the film is a sequel to his 2019 film ‘Lucifer’

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technology

ASML draws investor scrutiny after warning shocks global chip markets

Investors and analysts are looking sceptically at computer chip equipment maker ASML after the company cut 2025 financial guidance

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technology

Primebook to offer cloud-as-a-service model with its next affordable laptop launch

Primebook’s upcoming laptop will also be powered by a MediaTek Kompanio processor

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technology

Chinese cyber association calls for review of Intel products sold in China

Intel products sold in China should be subject to security review,  the Cybersecurity Association of China (CSAC) said alleging  the U.S. chipmaker has “constantly harmed” the country’s national security

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