Read more about the article Karnataka’s Deputy CM Accuses BJP of Imitating Congress Strategies

Karnataka’s Deputy CM Accuses BJP of Imitating Congress Strategies

A lively debate about election promises has started in Karnataka. Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar says the BJP is copying Congress policies in various states. He pointed out that Karnataka is in a good financial position, while the BJP, led by Prime Minister Modi, has criticized Congress for not keeping its past promises.

Read more about the article Is the BYD eMAX 7 the Future of Family Cars in India?

Is the BYD eMAX 7 the Future of Family Cars in India?

BYD’s new eMAX 7 MPV is a big step forward for its operations in India, mixing comfort and tech. With a starting price of ₹26.9 lakh, it’s aimed at both individual buyers and fleet operators. The eMAX 7 boasts a roomy interior, easy-to-use touchscreen controls, and a great range, setting it up to compete with popular models like the Innova.

Read more about the article Two Terrorists Neutralized in Anantnag Encounter

Two Terrorists Neutralized in Anantnag Encounter

Security forces shot and killed two terrorists in Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir, during an encounter that followed an operation aimed at fighting terrorism. This is the fourth such incident in the Kashmir valley since Friday, which also saw two migrant workers getting injured in Budgam.

Read more about the article Are Congress’s Freebies Financially Sustainable for Karnataka?

Are Congress’s Freebies Financially Sustainable for Karnataka?

The financial promises made by the Congress party in Karnataka are causing worries about the state’s finances. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is under pressure as ambitious welfare programs put a strain on resources. Economic signs show a drop in growth rates, falling tax revenue, and decreasing central grants, leading to discussions about whether these commitments can be maintained.

Read more about the article Tech Giants Planning to Invest $200 Billion into AI

Tech Giants Planning to Invest $200 Billion into AI

Big tech companies are getting ready to spend more than $200 billion this year on artificial intelligence. Firms like Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, and Alphabet are ramping up their investments, showing they believe AI will be profitable in the long run, despite earlier concerns from Wall Street.

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