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Newspaper archives still trump answers generated by AI

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By Suchitra Karthikeyan Verified
| Flipboard
Dubai 3 hours ago R Madhavan revealed why he relocated to Dubai for son Vedant, said, 'All my taxes are paid in India,' recalled earning a captain's licence Times of India - TOI Entertainment Desk • 3h R Madhavan had opened up about the real reason behind relocating to Dubai, revealing that the move was driven by his son Vedant's swimming career … Liberal View 6 hours ago JD Vance Can't Stop Calling Usha His 'Indian Wife.' Experts Say That's Not An Accident.
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Saffron offshoots: Leaders who quit BJP to start their own parties

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By Suchitra Karthikeyan Verified
| The Hindu Verified
Capping his seven-year journey with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), resignation of the party’s former Tamil Nadu chief K. Annamalai was formally accepted by party chief Nitin Nabin on Friday (June 5, 2026). As efforts to retain him in the saffron folds failed, the IPS-turned-politician is set to launch his own regional party. His exit has been long in the making since he egged BJP to split with AIADMK and contest Lok Sabha polls solo in 2024.
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Assam elections: Gogois and the Left end up as biggest losers

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By Suchitra Karthikeyan Verified
| The Hindu Verified
(from left to right) Assam Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) President Bhupen Kumar Borah with Assam Jaitya Parishad (AJP) President Lurinjyoti Gogoi, Raijor Dal President Akhil Gogoi, and Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi. File | Photo Credit: ANI Story so far: Assam continued to promote pro-incumbency as it handed BJP’s Himanta Biswa Sarma a second term as Chief Minister on May 4, 2026.
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