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Koo, ‘India’s answer to Twitter’, shuts shop citing ‘prolonged funding winter that struck at peak’
Theprint· 4 days agoAt that time, Koo, along with some more startups, won the Centre’s ‘AatmaNirbhar Bharat App Innovation Challenge’. Similar to Twitter, the app allowed users to post views and videos, follow ...
UK Election 2024: Hour-by-hour guide to how the results come in
CNBC Awaaz· 4 days agoThe UK votes Thursday to decide whether Labour Party leader Keir Starmer can end 14 years of...
Salvador's President Bukele Vows to Tackle Price Gougers with Gang-Crackdown Tactics
One India· 1 day agoNayib Bukele, Salvador's President, threatens harsh measures against price gougers, echoing his gang-crackdown approach to enforce lower prices.
Indian social media app Koo shuts down: Read CEO’s ‘emotional note’ - Times of India
The Times of India· 5 days agoKoo, India's homegrown microblogging platform with about 10 million active users, is wrapping up its operations after failing to secure crucial partnerships and funding. Co-founders Aprameya ...
Unearthing the secrets of Indian savannas
The Hindu· 3 days agoFor most of us, the word savanna conjures up a singular image: the vast plains of the Serengeti in Africa, teeming with wildlife… open grasslands dotted...
Who is Rachel Reeves, poised to be Britain’s first woman finance minister?
Firstpost· 3 days agoShortly after British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak conceded defeat, the left-of-centre Labour Party...
Arteta admits Arsenal ‘should have won’ the Premier League
The Football Faithful· 4 days agoMikel Arteta has admitted Arsenal should have won the Premier League title in 2023-24.Arsenal...
Crossroads of change: Analysing the 2024 Iranian presidential elections
The Week· 4 days agoFollowing the death of President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter accident, Iran faced both political and economic challenges, especially with the impending succession of Supreme Leader Ayatollah ...
The only Indian high schools that teach Aristotle and Plato
Scroll· 19 hours agoThis is a question asked of 15-year-olds appearing for the Class 10 board examinations in madrasa schools in Uttar Pradesh. To answer this question, students must know philosopher Avicenna’s key theories.