China has introduced the CR450 prototype, the world's fastest high-speed train, achieving test speeds of 450 km/h. This innovation emphasizes safety, energy efficiency, and passenger comfort. Featuring advanced technology, the CR450 is poised to enhance China’s leading position in global rail transport, with possible commercial operations beginning next year.
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Madrassas under the Uttarakhand Waqf Board will introduce Ramayan teachings and Sanskrit in their curriculum from the next academic year starting in March or April. Ex-defence personnel will be hired as physical education instructors. The initiative aims to modernize education and foster nationalism, starting with four madrassas and expanding to all 117 managed by the Waqf Board eventually.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon urges the U.S. and China to maintain open communication amidst trade tensions, emphasizing respectful dialogue to manage disagreements. He acknowledged China's economic growth but noted concerns over its trade practices and regional influence. Dimon advised against fully cutting economic ties and suggested the U.S. collaborate with allies to negotiate better trade terms.
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A Mumbai auto-rickshaw driver entertains passengers by singing Bollywood classics as he drives, adding a unique touch to their rides. His auto, decorated with signs inviting engagement, adds to the joyous atmosphere. A viral video shot in Juhu captures him singing "Phir Wahi Raat Hai" at 11pm, gaining praise for his infectious spirit and creativity.
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