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Saumya Saxena

Lucknow, Southern Asia
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Pondage, power and Pakistan—India versus ‘Indus’ court at The Hague

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By Saumya Saxena
| ThePrint Verified
“India categorically rejects the present so-called award, just as it has firmly rejected all prior pronouncements of the illegally constituted CoA. India has never recognised the establishment of this so-called CoA.
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The Rise of Local AI: Why AI TOP ATOM Makes Sense

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By Saumya Saxena
| DEV Community
If you had told me a few years ago that people would be running serious AI work on a small desktop sitting next to their laptop, I wouldn’t have believed it. Back then, AI felt huge. Like something that lived inside data centers, foreign universities, or companies with money to burn. Normal people weren’t supposed to touch it. But things have shifted. Quietly, without much drama. And products like AI TOP ATOM are proof of that shift. AI TOP ATOM isn’t loud about what it is. It doesn’t look intimidating.
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HT Syndication: Has 'Land of Sin' been renewed for season 2 on Netflix? Here's what we know

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By Saumya Saxena
| HT Syndication
India, Jan. 6 -- Will Netflix return to the Scanian countryside for a season 2 of Land of Sin, or is the grim crime saga over? Created, written and directed by Peter Gronlund, Land of Sin is a five-part mystery thriller series that revolves around the murder of a teenager, Silas, on the Bjare peninsula.
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