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Students complain of poor facilities at LU’s hostel | Lucknow News

Lucknow: Despite recent assurances by the Lucknow University administration regarding improvements in basic hostel facilities, students at the varsity’s second campus have complained of poor living conditions at the Homi Jehangir Bhabha Law Hostel.After the provost issued a notice claiming that geysers and washing machines had been repaired and cautioning against misuse of facilities due…

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RBI eases rules tying cos to lending banks

Businesses can now open current and overdraft accounts with more banks as the RBI has raised the loan threshold for restrictions to Rs 10 crore. This move offers greater flexibility, allowing companies to manage payments and collections across a wider banking network. The revised framework, effective April 1, 2026, aims to reduce dependence on single…

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Cyber resilience core to sovereignty: Satya Nadella

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella emphasized cyber resilience as crucial for sovereignty, warning that isolation from global threat intelligence creates vulnerabilities. He highlighted AI’s role in evolving software development and announced significant AI partnerships in India, underscoring a new era of innovation driven by data and multi-model reasoning for enhanced decision-making. BENGALURU: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella…

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7,586 challans, 356 two-wheelers seized for breaking rules | Lucknow News

Lucknow: Lucknow Police began a special vehicle checking campaign from Wednesday targeting two-wheeler riders violating traffic rules. “The day-long exercise carried out in three shifts across all five zones resulted in 7,568 challans and 356 vehicle seizures,” said DCP Traffic Kamlesh Dixit.“Traffic police issued 3,847 challans for riding without helmets, 260 challans for triple-riding and…

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Now, Mexico to slap tariffs; may hit Indian car companies

Mexico’s Senate approved a bill imposing 5-50% tariffs on over 1,400 Asian products, including India’s, starting next year. This move, targeting China’s massive output, could significantly impact India’s automotive and auto parts exports, valued at $1.1 billion. The tariffs aim to boost Mexican revenue and potentially ease US trade pressure. Mexico’s Senate Wednesday voted in…

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