Delhi blast probe: Doctor hid ammonium nitrate in farm shed near Al-Falah University for 12 days | Gurgaon News

Investigators uncovered two more hideouts linked to Al-Falah University professor Muzammil Ahmad Ganaie, who was making IEDs. He had stored 2,600kg of ammonium nitrate at a mosque shed before moving it to a cleric’s house, from where it was seized just before the Delhi blast. FARIDABAD: The investigation into the Nov 10 Delhi terror attack…

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How Bill Gates’ words inspire students worldwide, driving motivation, ambition, and lifelong learning every day

How Bill Gates’ quotes motivate students worldwide and inspire lifelong learning Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft and a leading philanthropist, has become a significant source of inspiration for students worldwide. His speeches, interviews, and writings emphasise the importance of learning, perseverance, and innovation, motivating young minds to pursue knowledge and develop skills for the future.Students…

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Industrial leaders meet Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath to discuss investment | India News

NEW DELHI: Industrial leaders from across India met Uttar Pradesh chief ministry Yogi Adityanath to discuss investment and expansion opportunities, citing improved administrative stability and law and order in the state.A delegation including Rajiv Memani, president of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII); Umashankar Bhartia, chairman of India Glycols Ltd; and Sunil Mishra held detailed…

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America alone: New US strategy dumps on the world

TOI Correspondent from Washington: At a time the Trump administration is attriting India’s security and economy with punitive tariffs and indulgence towards hostile neighbors, the new US 2025 National Security Strategy wants to enlist New Delhi to prevent domination by “any single competitor nation” while advancing its own primacy. The 29-page report released on Friday…

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US study suggests charter schools can support academic progress for students with special needs

US study finds academic gains for special-needs students in charter schools A growing body of research is challenging long-held assumptions about how well charter schools serve students with disabilities. A new US study suggests that for many children receiving special education services, moving from a traditional public school to a charter school may lead to…

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