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The Numbers Behind Pavan Agarwal's Case That Fair Lending Can Actually Scale

Sun West has facilitated more than $38 billion in consumer finance through its AI platform AngelAi®, across more than 210,000 transactions. The platform now serves more than 394,000 registered users and operates in over 100 languages.

International Business Times

5 Underrated Netflix Thrillers You Must Watch This Weekend

Some of all excellent TV shows don’t get all the promotion they require. Some of the best thrillers created by Netflix went unnoticed, lost in some other bigger releases and were not included in must-see lists, even though these shows are truly amazing. These shows are not just average programs…

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How Orca Pods Pass Down Hunting Techniques Across Generations as Cultural Tradition

Every Pod Has Its Own PlaybookOff the coast of Patagonia, a group of orcas deliberately beach themselves on gravel shores to snatch sea lions, a technique so dangerous that calves spend years watching before attempting it, and one no other orca population performs the same way. In the waters off…

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7 Ancient Temples in Tamil Nadu's Kaveri Delta That Are Older Than Most Countries

Brihadeeswarar Temple, ThanjavurWhen the Chola king Raja Raja I completed Brihadeeswarar in 1010 CE, the Normans had not yet crossed the English Channel. The vimana, the tower above the sanctum, rises 66 metres from the ground and was, for centuries, the tallest stone structure in the Indian subcontinent. The shadow…

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Southeast Asia sets pace for Gemini usage

The number of active users on the Google Gemini app in Southeast Asia has more than doubled in a year, driven by Gen Z and local language capability.

Bangkok Post

Reform UK's Gaelic attack is frightening, but so are their excuses

Intentional or not, Gaelic and Scots speakers will not forget Reform UK's attack on Scotland's languages ...

The National (Scotland)

Nigel Farage compared to Francisco Franco in Gaelic and Scots crackdown row

PROPOSALS by Reform UK to criminalise election materials produced in Gaelic and Scots have been blasted by speakers, with the party being accused of…

The National (Scotland)

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Reform trying to criminalise use of Gaelic and Scots in election material – SNP

A Reform amendment to a Westminster Bill calls for only English and Welsh to be used.

Evening Standard

Reform UK in Westminster bid to criminalise Scots and Gaelic on election materials

Reform UK have sparked outrage after putting forward plans which would criminalise election campaign materials in Gaelic and Scots

The National (Scotland)

'Plainly Discriminatory:' Language Experts Slam Reform UK's Plan to Criminalise Non-English Election Materials

Nigel Farage's Reform UK has come under fire after proposing restrictions on non-English election campaign materials.

International Business Times UK

CBSE clarifies R3 rule: Class 10 students of 2027-28 batch must clear school-based third language assessment for pass certificate

The Central Board of Secondary Education has issued new guidelines regarding third language assessments. Students must pass school-based internal assessments for their third language subject. This requirement is mandatory for receiving the CBSE Secondary School Examination pass certificate. The National Education Policy 2020 recommends learning three languages, with two being…

The Economic Times

Children Raised Between Separated Parents Learn Something About Love That Others Never Do

The Education No One Enrols Them InYou packed a bag on Sunday nights. Maybe it was a small blue duffel, maybe a school bag repurposed, maybe you learned to leave certain things at each house so you'd never have to carry everything. The logistics of a divided childhood are mundane…

Times Life

5 AI Tools You'll Wish You Started Using Sooner

AI has quietly become one of the biggest productivity upgrades of the decade. From generating presentations in minutes to organizing messy notes and creating stunning visuals, the latest AI tools are making everyday work faster and less stressful. The best part is that many of these platforms are beginner-friendly and…

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S Janaki, known as Nightingale of South India, dies at 88

Veteran playback singer S. Janaki, known as the Nightingale of South India, has passed away. She was a renowned artist who graced the music industry for many years. Janaki's distinctive voice captivated audiences across multiple South Indian languages. Her extensive career included thousands of memorable and popular songs. The music…

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Hornbill Festival in Nagaland Is the Cultural Event That Changes How You See India

The thing nobody tells you before you goYou expect colour. You expect drums. You have seen the photographs, the headdresses made from the tail feathers of the great Indian hornbill, the warriors in full Naga regalia standing against a pine-green hillside outside Kohima. What the photographs cannot carry is the…

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Peddi OTT Release in 4 Languages With a Big Twist

Peddi is a core story of determination. The lead role in Peddi is played by Ram Charan, who is a young man from the village and whose life has no easy road ahead of him. Peddi is fearless and full of competitive spirit, which makes him a great sports entertainer.…

The Times of India

An aboriginal Australian community in northern Queensland speaks a language with no words for left or right, only north, south, east and west

Imagine asking someone to move their "left foot" and receiving a puzzled look, not because they misunderstood you, but because their language has no words for left or right. Instead, speakers of Guugu Yimithirr, an Aboriginal Australian language spoken in northern Queensland, would say "move your east foot" or "step…

The Economic Times

Meta says aggressively working to combat child exploitation on apps

Meta detailed its AI-powered efforts to fight child exploitation across its platforms. The company stated it is investing more resources to protect young users. Newer AI systems now cover most online languages for enforcement. Meta removed millions of suspicious accounts and exploitative content globally. Government sources await Meta's official response…

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The Guardian - UK

Cutting language courses will be a costly mistake

Letters: Sara Robertson, Raisa McNab and John Worne fear that Britain risks becoming a monolingual island in a multilingual world. Plus letters from Dr Darren Paffey, Janet Fraser and Ilona Marchant

The Economic Times

Andhra Pradesh to become 'India's first' AI-powered tourism state

Andhra Pradesh plans to become India's first AI-powered tourism state. The state will implement the NiVU AI platform across over one hundred tourist destinations. This initiative aims to enhance visitor experiences through advanced artificial intelligence services. Tourists can access information via QR codes in over 130 languages. The free service…

The Conversation

How the BBC’s Learn Cornish podcast could help boost this minority language

Cornish is part of the Celtic family of languages, traditionally spoken in Cornwall in the south-west of Great Britain. From the medieval period onwards, speakers in the region gradually shifted to English, leaving only a handful with knowledge of Cornish in the far west of Cornwall by the 18th and…

The Guardian - UK

Learning another language appears to slow brain ageing, scientists say

Study finds those who speak two languages have brains that appear around six years younger than those who speak one

The Guardian - UK

Cutting language courses puts social mobility at risk, say UK experts

Exclusive: University moves and falling exam entries fuel concerns about opportunities for working-class pupils

Fortune

Meet the Zillennials: The luckiest micro-generation in the workforce, born between 1993 and 1998

Zillennials dodged two recessions and learned two technological languages. Now they're out-earning everyone.

The Conversation

Ulysses in isiZulu: why an African translation of the classic Irish novel matters in today’s world

Every year on 16 June, readers around the world celebrate Bloomsday, the annual commemoration of Irish writer James Joyce’s landmark 1922 novel Ulysses.

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