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"With media we do have aspirations but I don't think it's covering the news kind of media," Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath said
Billionaire Nikhil Kamath said more people -- long-term investors, traders, and speculators -- need to participate in the stock market in India.
The Pulitzer Prizes are prestigious annual awards that recognise achievements in American journalism, letters, drama, and music. It's not clear what work of his writing he felt deserved the honour.
The authorites said this is the first time they have detected the Shamonda virus in a human.
Swami Sarvapriyananda was among the scholars from more than 15 religious and cross-cultural traditions who engaged with Anthropic, the company behind the Claude AI model.
NDTV World Summit: Nikhil Kamath said that India has the opportunity to build a great tech company, but what it lacks is the "risk capital" similar to the US and China.
As AI systems become more sophisticated, the distinction between what a machine can do and what it can experience remains central to the debate.
Swami Sarvapriyananda spoke about the profound impact of AI on humanity and what distinguishes humans from machines.
Evidence now points firmly to a Democratic majority in the House. The only real surprise is the Senate
Stock Market News: A 20 per cent correction can make a market look cheaper. But lower prices do not automatically mean better value.
A total of 22 people have been killed in attacks on Saudi airports this month, according to an AFP tally of official figures.
Yandex has run drills for an accident that could incapacitate one of its six data centres, but it was caught unprepared when its three key facilities were hit.
The man was detained and charged with being armed in a way that may cause fear and with threatening to perform an unlawful act.
NDTV World Summit 2026 LIVE Updates: The 2026 edition of NDTV's flagship event begins, with PM Modi delivering the keynote address.
Speaking at NDTV World Summit 2026, Djalal Khimdjee said that India has performed "quite phenomenal" in various sectors over the past few decades.
Elon Musk owns nearly a fifth of Tesla and just under half of SpaceX, and analysts have said a merger would give him control of the combined entity.
Officials have said the object poses no danger to the public. However, its exact origin has not yet been officially confirmed.
Tens of thousands of reservists have been repeatedly mobilised since 2023, often at significant personal and economic cost, while military leaders continue to warn of manpower shortages.
MI5 had suspected that Nye Bevan, a committed socialist and one of the most prominent parliamentary critics of Winston Churchill and his wartime coalition, was a communist sympathiser.
Many terrorists wanted in India including those involved in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks have been living in Pakistan for decades
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Anger over housing, wages and public services tests European governments facing debt pressures and looming elections.
Overnight attacks on Kyiv injured 15 people, while two were injured in Moscow as Russia said it intercepted 163 drones.
Brazil’s two presidential candidates Lula and Bolsonaro are trying to win over the 30 million voters.
The tech giant has been accused of misleading users regarding data privacy linked to the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Yemen's government forces launched hundreds of strikes on Houthi locations, a spokesperson says.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s opponents are promising a change to Israeli politics, but are their policies really that different?
Former US President Bill Clinton quoted the Quran during a speech in Florida condemning discrimination against Muslims.
Ukraine says 'appeasement' will not end war as Russian attacks kill 1, injure 22 in its capital.
Russia’s nuclear expertise, close ties with Tehran and negotiation experience could give Moscow an edge as a mediator.
Atlanta's Reese has become the only woman in history to record consecutive double-doubles in three WNBA Finals games.
Class action could be first in Australia to blame social media for harming its users.
The Iranian national anthem was played for athletes from Taiwan and Mongolia, prompting Nagoya's mayor to apologise.
With vote at knife’s edge, Palestinian citizens weigh principle against strategic voting in system stacked against them.
The Cornell case shows how university bureaucracy discourages complaints and shields institutions.
China finished 0.233 points ahead of the Americans, denying them a chance to win an eighth consecutive team gold.
Amid growing threats, a grassroots aid effort has transformed into an initiative to get more ammunition to the front.
'I have not given my own position any thought', Carrick said after United's 4-1 loss to Como in the Champions League.
Protests in Europe have highlighted debt squeeze, with France now paying more to borrow than Italy and Greece.
The US president has turned his attention to France, but his comments were dismissed by French leader Macron.
US secretary of state says White House not to blame for reported speed limits on internet services in Ukraine.
President Nayib Bukele says he has initiated military operation to rescue four Salvadoran soldiers abducted in Haiti.
El-Sayed in face-off against rival Rogers for Michigan Senate seat
Pyongyang plans to resume broadcasting anti-South Korean propaganda along the armed border.
Right-wing presidential candidate says he will release personal records if his opponent Lula meets his conditions.
Australian TV reporter rescues man from sinking car