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PM Internship Scheme Broadens to Final-Year Students as Stipend Rises to ₹9,000

The change targets a pilot marked by low offer acceptance, poor completion rates.

Dutch Lawmakers Will End DigiD Hosting Deal if Solvinity Is Sold to U.S. Firm

Corporate Affairs Ministry Seeks Feedback on Overhaul of Company Filings

Ousted ORF Chief Roland Weißmann Moves to Sue for Nearly €4 Million

Kenya Arrests Four in Killing of British Executive Campbell Scott

Performax Offers Recall Fix for 146 F-150 Lightnings in Australia, With Potential Owner Costs

Italy Tightens Golden-Power Limits on Sinochem’s Role at Pirelli

Man Arrested After Molotov Attack at Sam Altman’s Home Linked to OpenAI Headquarters Threat

Ziegler France Faces Pivotal Court Hearing With 1,400 Jobs at Risk

China Rejects U.S. Allegation That SMIC Sent Chip Tools to Iran’s Military

Lula Orders Finance Chief to Tackle Household Debt

Google’s Top India Counsel Resigns in Latest Senior Exit

Cabinet Clears Final IBC Overhaul, Bill Set for Parliament This Session

CK Hutchison Seeks $2 Billion, Escalates Legal Fight Over Panama Port Seizure

Mexico's Supreme Court Closes Grupo Salinas Tax Fight, Leaves 32.13 Billion-Peso Bill Intact

NSW Supreme Court Orders Tahmoor Coal Into Liquidation

Sheinbaum Urges Coca‑Cola to Use More Mexican Sugar, Reviews Water Practices

HIRD Railway Services Enters Voluntary Liquidation After 74 Years

Rhenser Mineralbrunnen Files for Insolvency as Operations Continue Under Court Oversight

North Dakota Court Orders Greenpeace to Pay $345 Million Over Dakota Access Protests