Apple, Samsung capture 58 per cent of global tablet market
Huawei was third with a 6.6 per cent share (2 million units), according to preliminary data from the International Data Corporation (IDC).
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May 2023
Google plans to make search more ‘personal’ with AI chat, video clips
Google plans to place greater emphasis on responding to queries that can't be easily answered by traditional web results.
India’s imports from OPEC at all-time low as Russian oil buy peaks
OPEC made up for as much as 90 per cent of all crude oil India imported at one point of time but this has been sliding since Russian oil became available at discount.
Assam doctor couple held for physical abuse of minor girl
The incident came to light when a neighbour of the doctor couple approached the police on Friday with a photo of the minor girl tied to a pole on the terrace amid the scorching heat.
Delhi Police tightens security as farmers head to Jantar Mantar to support protesting wrestlers
Vehicles entering Delhi were being checked and pickets were increased at Delhi-Ghazipur, Tikri and Singhu borders.
Not Rs 45 crore, but Rs 171 crore spent on Kejriwal’s ‘palace’, alleges Congress
To compensate for these flats, the Kejriwal government has bought 21 Type-5 flats worth Rs 126 crore in the Commonwealth Games Village, Congress spokesperson Ajay Maken claimed.
Excise policy case: Delhi court grants bail to two accused; AAP demands BJP’s apology
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal asserted that the entire case is "bogus" and only meant to malign his party.
One phase of sleep found to regulate anxiety in people with PTSD: Study
Notably, in participants with greater PTSD symptoms, the increased spindle frequency after stress exposure reduced anxiety post-nap.
WFI-affiliated Haryana association suspends three members for backing protesting grapplers: Report
HAWA state president Rohtas Singh issued the order via a letter to suspend three members Virender Singh Dalal, Sanjay Singh Malik and Jai Bhagwan, Mewat.
Protecting nature, one story a day
Storytelling sessions are being organised every weekend at Sambalpur zoo and Zero Point inside Debrigarh wildlife sanctuary to create awareness among people about wildlife, writes Mayank Bhusan Pani
Air raids in Sudan capital ahead of first direct talks
Multiple truces have been reached, but none has been respected.
Egypt MP eyeing presidency delays return home after arrests
In March, Tantawi announced he was returning to Egypt and planning to run for the presidency to offer a "democratic alternative" to the current administration.
Ukraine downs Russian hypersonic missile in ‘historic’ first time
Yurii Ihnat said successfully intercepting the Kinzhal is "a slap in the face for Russia."
Direct flights launched between Yangon-Chennai
With the non-stop flights, MAI makes Chennai closer to new exotic touristic destinations such as Yangon, Mandalay, Bagan, Thandwe (Ngapali Beach) to name a few.
Amidst a lot of fanfare and ceremonies, a direct flight was launched between…
Restore Mehrauli monuments at the earliest, L-G tells officials
The L-G also directed DDA and ASI to work in coordination to effect restoration of baolis-monuments situated there.
BJP launches new campaign against CM Kejriwal
The BJP has renewed its attack on the AAP, alleging a “scam” in the renovation of Kejriwal’s official residence.
Iran hangs Iranian-Swedish man over 2018 attack killing 25
Tensions also remain high between Iran and the West over its rapidly advancing nuclear program as well — and at least one more prisoner with Western ties faces possible execution.
Indian Army grounds ALH Dhruv fleet following May 4 crash in J&K
An ALH Dhruv with three people on board crashed following a "hard landing" in Kishtwar in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday. A technician was killed and two pilots were injured in the incident.
King Charles III crowned in ancient rite at uncertain moment
It was the final mile of a seven-decade journey for Charles from heir to monarch.
The Kerala Story Reveals Truth About Love Jihad
New Delhi: The story based on facts and evidence remains true to reality. It shows how a well-planned approach is developed to break the faith of these girls in their gods and religion Brainwashing them into believing that Islam is the only…
