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- Rohit says 'not retiring' from ODIs
- How to create realistic to-do lists and avoid burnout
- First batch of medical tourists to leave for China today
- Home adviser inspects four police stations early Monday
- Dhaka sees slight rise in temperature, dry conditions persist
- Israel cuts Gaza's electricity after halting all goods supplies
- Banker to Canada’s new prime minister: Mark Carney's unlikely rise
- Dhaka chokes: World's most polluted city this morning
- Rubio to travel to Saudi Arabia, Canada for Russia-Ukraine war end talks
- Mark Carney wins race to replace Trudeau as Canada's prime minister
- Trump warns of govt shutdown but hopes for deal
- US immigration agents arrest Palestinian student protester at Columbia
- Enhancing jute use essential for sustainable development: Rizwana
- Mila makes her comeback to playback singing after 7 years
- What future leaders can learn from Prof Yunus
- India clinch Champions Trophy title
- Syria president calls for unity after reports of mass killings
- US Secret Service shoots armed man outside White House
- Activists vandalize Trump golf resort over comments on Gaza
- ‘Govt adopts zero tolerance policy against anarchies’
Chinese AI chatbot sparks market turmoil for rivals
Stocks in major US technology firms have fallen sharply in value after the sudden emergence of a low-cost chatbot built by a Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) firm DeepSeek. The DeepSeek app, which was launched last week, has overtaken rivals including ChatGPT to become the most downloaded...