HPBOSE Class 10th result 2026: Check previous years’ pass percentage trends

HPBOSE Class 10th Result 2026: Check Previous Years’ Pass Percentage Trends The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education has declared the HPBOSE Class 10 Annual Examination Result 2026, hpbose.org. The board announced that 83.87% students cleared the matric examination, reflecting a major improvement in the state’s board performance compared to the last two years. The…

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AI giants make aggressive India pitches | India News

MUMBAI: The India heads of AI world’s arch-rivals Anthropic and OpenAI took to the stage at the annual Tech Week here, pitching their suite of products to a room full of developers and founders.“What makes India really important in OpenAI’s journey is the opportunity centred around access, adoption and agency,” said Pragya Misra, OpenAI’s head…

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DBRANLU VC represents India at prestigious IAFS-2026 conference in Bulgaria

Rohtak: Prof. (Dr.) Devinder Singh, Vice-Chancellor of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Law University (DBRANLU), Sonipat, was officially invited to participate and address the 24th Triennial Meeting of the International Association of Forensic Sciences (IAFS-2026). The prestigious international conference was scheduled from May 25 to 30, 2026, in Sofia, Bulgaria.IAFS is one of the world’s leading…

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‘Will reach $100bn in mutual trade’: Putin calls India ‘reliable partner’, hails PM Modi’s leadership

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday expressed confidence that bilateral trade between India and Russia will reach USD 100 billion in the coming years, highlighting growing cooperation in energy, investments and other strategic sectors.Speaking at the St Petersburg International Economic Forum, Putin praised India’s economic growth and described New Delhi as a reliable partner, while…

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America spent decades poisoning prairie dogs as pests, but scientists found they help keep grasslands healthy |

For generations, prairie dogs were often treated as a problem rather than an ecological asset. Their burrows were blamed for competing with livestock, while their colonies were targeted through shooting and poisoning across large parts of their former range.But removing them had consequences far larger than the disappearance of one small mammal. Scientists studying black-tailed…

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