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Amazon raises $25bn in bonds to fund major AI data center expansion
Amazon has completed a $25 billion bond sale to finance a large-scale expansion of its artificial intelligence infrastructure. CEO Andy Jassy has described AI as a rare, defining technological opportunity that the company does not want to miss. The funds will be directed toward significant capital expenditure on AI data centers in the coming years. The move signals Amazon's long-term strategic commitment to establishing a dominant position in the AI sector.
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750 Indian Schoolgirls Launch AzaadiSAT into Orbit After Early Setbacks
A group of 750 Indian schoolgirls from 75 schools across the country have successfully placed their AzaadiSAT satellite into Earth's orbit. The students contributed to building actual satellite components, which were integrated into an ISRO mission. The project overcame an initial setback before achieving its successful launch. AzaadiSAT is seen as a major milestone in encouraging girls to pursue STEM education in India.
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CRPF Chief Urges Personnel to Perform Duty Fearlessly, Pledges Full Backing
CRPF Director General has called on personnel to carry out their duties without fear, assuring them of his full backing and accountability. The paramilitary force maintains a nationwide presence and is recognized for its adaptability across varied operational environments. The CRPF regularly works in coordination with state police forces across different regions of India. The chief's remarks are seen as a morale-boosting message aimed at reinforcing confidence among the force's personnel.
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India records world's highest doping rate among major testing nations for third year
India logged 260 adverse analytical findings from 7,113 samples collected in 2024, according to WADA's 2024 Testing Figures Report released in December 2025. This translates to a positivity rate of 3.6%, the highest in the world among countries conducting more than 5,000 tests annually. Notably, this marks the third consecutive year that India has held this unwanted distinction. The findings highlight a deepening doping crisis that poses a serious threat to the credibility of Indian sport on the global stage.
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India Retail Leasing Surges 20% in H1 2026, Fashion Sector Leads Demand
India's retail leasing market grew by 20% in the first half of 2026, marking a significant expansion phase for the sector. Fashion and apparel brands were the primary drivers of this growth, with food and beverage operators also contributing notably. Domestic retailers and direct-to-consumer brands spearheaded most of the leasing activity during this period. New property developments alongside aggressive retailer expansion fueled the overall momentum. Institutional investment in organized retail real estate is also expected to remain strong going forward.
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IndiaNDTV ·
UAE Has Invested Over $25 Billion in India Since 2000
The United Arab Emirates has channeled more than $25 billion into India since the year 2000. This figure represents nearly 70 percent of all Gulf region capital flowing into the country. Abu Dhabi has emerged as a particularly active investor, pumping billions into various Indian sectors. The scale of UAE investment signals growing economic ties between the Gulf nation and India, with potential implications for investors tracking emerging market opportunities.
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Sensex Falls 115 Points as US-Iran Tensions Push Brent Crude to $90
Indian stock markets declined on July 30, with the Sensex dropping 115 points amid renewed geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran. Fresh strikes linked to the Iran conflict rattled investor sentiment across global markets. Rising crude oil prices added to the pressure, with Brent Crude climbing to $90 per barrel. Higher oil prices are a concern for India, which is heavily dependent on crude imports, as they can fuel inflation and widen the trade deficit.
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Samsung Posts Record Quarterly Profit Driven by Surging AI Chip Demand
Samsung Electronics reported its highest-ever quarterly operating profit, boosted by robust demand for artificial intelligence chips. Rival SK Hynix also posted record revenue in the same period, signaling broad strength across the semiconductor industry. Despite strong earnings, investor confidence dipped amid concerns over aggressive expansion plans and growing competition from Chinese chipmakers. Both Samsung and SK Hynix are channeling heavy investment into new chipmaking facilities and data centers to meet future demand. Global partnerships are also being forged to secure stable memory chip supplies for AI applications.
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Lilian Weng returns to OpenAI weeks after stress-related resignation
Lilian Weng has rejoined OpenAI after briefly stepping down due to stress and illness. She had left to join Thinking Machines Lab before deciding to return. In her new role at OpenAI, she will work alongside CEO Sam Altman in a more structured and predictable capacity. Her return highlights a broader trend of AI industry leaders stepping back from high-pressure roles due to health concerns. The move also reflects the continued circulation of top talent among leading AI organizations.
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Congress presses Amit Shah for answers over alleged July 20 student protest crackdown
The Congress party has demanded that Union Home Minister Amit Shah respond to allegations surrounding a police action against student protesters on July 20. Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi claimed that Shah either ordered or failed to prevent the crackdown, raising questions of culpability or incompetence. Gandhi's remarks have intensified political scrutiny on the Home Ministry over its handling of the protest. The BJP dismissed the allegations as false, defending Shah against the charges. The dispute adds to a broader ongoing political debate over the government's response to the student demonstrations.
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IndiaNDTV ·
Independent Report Uncovers Decades of Sexual Abuse at Epstein-Linked School
An independent investigation has uncovered widespread sexual misconduct at a school with ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Investigators documented 70 separate accounts of misconduct involving 47 staff members spanning six decades, from the 1950s through the 2010s. Among those named as alleged perpetrators was Epstein himself, identified by two women in their accounts. The report paints a troubling picture of systemic abuse that went unaddressed across multiple generations of students.
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Israel Strikes Gaza Mosque Allegedly Used by Hamas for Weapons Storage
Israel carried out an airstrike on a mosque in the Gaza Strip, claiming Hamas was using the site to store weapons. The attack occurred despite a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas that has been in place since October 2025. The truce has proven fragile, with violence continuing across Gaza even after it took effect. Since the ceasefire began, at least 1,207 people have been killed in the territory.
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Japan Earthquake Leaves 28 Dead, Thousands Without Power and Water
A powerful earthquake struck Japan, leaving at least 28 people dead in its aftermath. Two days after the disaster, thousands of residents remain without access to electricity and water. The widespread outages indicate significant damage to infrastructure across the affected region. Authorities are working to restore essential services and assist those impacted by the quake.
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Supreme Court: Consumers Need Not Prove Fault in Lift Accident Cases
The Supreme Court of India has issued a significant ruling regarding liability in elevator accidents. The court held that consumers cannot be burdened with the task of determining the degree of fault of each party involved in a lift accident. The ruling addresses the complexity of shared responsibility among manufacturers, maintenance firms, and building owners. This landmark order is expected to strengthen consumer protection rights in cases involving elevator mishaps across the country.
