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Google Year In Search 2025: AI Ruled India’s Searches This Year, Here’s What Topped The List
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Google Year In Search 2025: AI Ruled India’s Searches This Year, Here’s What Topped The List

Google has finally revealed Year in Search 2025, and no surprise, India was obsessed with AI this year. People didn’t just search for AI; they actually used it for work, studies, fun, and social media trends. From writing emails to making luxury 4K selfies, AI was everywhere. Students, creators, businesses, and even regular users explored new tools every day. 2025 made one thing super clear: AI is now part of daily life in India, not just a fancy tech trend people talk about. Why India Couldn’t Stop Talking About These AI Tools Google Gemini was a huge hit this year. People loved it because it worked smoothly inside Google Search, Gmail, and Docs. It quickly turned into one of the top apps in the country. Its image trend, “Nano-Banana” 3D portraits, literally took over Instagram and reels. Gemini AI Photo also blew up because everyone wanted to turn normal selfies into “cinematic 4K luxury portraits.” Then came Grok, and suddenly everyone on X (Twitter) was talking about it. It gave real-time info on what was trending, so creators and businesses in India trusted it for quick updates. Its Android app launch in February 2025 pushed the hype even more. Deepseek also entered the chat. Even though it was a China-made model, India noticed that it was cheap and powerful. This kicked off big discussions in India’s tech community about building more homegrown AI models. AI Search Winners That Made Work, Study & Creativity Easier Perplexity became a favourite among people who wanted facts accompanied by charts and sources. Students, researchers, working professionals, and everyone liked it because it gave clean and verified information. Developers, on the other hand, fell in love with Google AI Studio. It helped them build apps using local Indian data, which significantly boosted the “Make in India” AI movement. ChatGPT stayed popular through everything. Whether someone needed help writing content, learning something, or just had a conversation, ChatGPT was a go-to tool. AI trends for fun also went huge, like the whole ChatGPT Ghibli art style craze, where people made animation-style images of themselves. When Google launched Flow, a tool that makes animated videos from text prompts, India’s interest in AI for content creation went to the next level.

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Putin's Delhi Stay: Know The Inside Of ₹10 Lakh/Night ITC Maurya Suite
World

Putin's Delhi Stay: Know The Inside Of ₹10 Lakh/Night ITC Maurya Suite

Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to arrive in New Delhi today (December 4) for a two-day visit, turning the iconic ITC Maurya into a high-security zone. The hotel, long favoured by global dignitaries, is now under intense surveillance as multiple security agencies coordinate access controls, barricaded corridors, and rapid-response teams to ensure a smooth stay. Putin is scheduled to land at 4:30 PM, preceded by an advance security convoy that has already taken over the premises. All rooms at the hotel have been booked, with movement inside tightly monitored. The Chanakya Suite: Putin’s Presidential Residence According to DNA India, Putin will be staying in ITC Maurya’s most luxurious accommodation, the Chanakya Suite, a 4,600 sq ft presidential residence known for hosting world leaders for decades. Comparable to the hotel's famed Chandragupta Suite, it blends modern comfort with Indian royal heritage. The suite costs an estimated ₹8–10 lakh per night. Inside The Ultra-Luxury Suite The Chanakya Suite features: A master bedroom with walk-in closet Private steam room and sauna Fully equipped personal gym Large living and reception areas A 12-seat formal dining room Study, office, and guest room Silk-panelled walls, dark wood flooring Art pieces by Tyeb Mehta and works inspired by the Arthashastra Villeroy & Boch tableware and Cristal De Paris glassware Designed to exude both grandeur and privacy, the suite offers sweeping views of New Delhi with intricately carved interiors that merge tradition with luxury. Why ITC Maurya Is The Choice Of World Leaders For over 40 years, ITC Maurya has served as a preferred base for visiting heads of state. With 411 rooms, 26 suites, multiple F&B outlets, and high-level security infrastructure, it has built a reputation as Delhi’s most secure luxury hotel. Its accommodation ranges from compact Executive Club rooms to expansive Luxury Suites, each tailored for comfort, privacy and elite service. The hotel’s ability to transform into a high-security fortress makes it ideal for VVIP visits like Putin’s. Security Meets Hospitality During such high-profile stays, the hotel becomes a controlled zone, guarded corridors, strict access grids, and continuous monitoring. Yet, ITC Maurya maintains its hallmark hospitality, ensuring dignitaries experience comfort amid tightened security. As Putin begins his two-day India visit, the Chanakya Suite once again takes centre stage as the capital’s most exclusive address.

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Madhuri says during THIS festival, ‘you feel God has come home’
Entertainment

Madhuri says during THIS festival, ‘you feel God has come home’

Actress Madhuri Dixit recently revealed her favourite festival is Ganesh Chaturthi. She finds joy in the belief that God visits homes as a guest during this time. Dixit also discussed her return to India, citing work, her parents' well-being, and her husband's desire to advance preventive healthcare as key factors. Her positive outlook stems from genuine smiles and liking people.

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Russia-India Relations: India’s S-400 Power Back in Spotlight as Putin’s Visit Pushes Key Defence Talks
World

Russia-India Relations: India’s S-400 Power Back in Spotlight as Putin’s Visit Pushes Key Defence Talks

India’s S-400 air-defence system has once again become a global talking point as Russian President Vladimir Putin visits New Delhi. The S-400, known for its long-range tracking and interception capability, provides India with a powerful shield against enemy aircraft, drones, and missiles. India had signed a five-regiment deal with Russia in 2018, and three regiments have already been delivered, while discussions on the remaining two and the purchase of nearly 300 additional missiles are expected during this visit. The system’s multi-layered coverage and rapid response have significantly strengthened India’s air-defence posture against regional threats.                 

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Yami slams extortion culture as ‘paid hype’ in Bollywood
Entertainment

Yami slams extortion culture as ‘paid hype’ in Bollywood

Yami Gautam has publicly condemned a disturbing trend in Bollywood where money is allegedly paid to create artificial hype or suppress negative reviews for films, calling it extortion. Hrithik Roshan echoed her sentiments, emphasizing the loss of journalistic integrity and genuine feedback. Gautam urged industry unity to protect cinema's future.

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Ilaiyaraaja locks deal with 'Good Bad Ugly' and 'Dude' makers
Entertainment

Ilaiyaraaja locks deal with 'Good Bad Ugly' and 'Dude' makers

Music maestro Ilaiyaraaja has secured a significant victory, with a production house paying him Rs 50 lakh compensation for unauthorized use of his songs in the films 'Good Bad Ugly' and 'Dude'. The court mandated the removal of these tracks, emphasizing the creator's rights. This settlement serves as a stark reminder for filmmakers to obtain proper permissions.

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‘Modi Doesn’t Succumb To Pressure’: Putin’s Strong Message Before India Visit
World

‘Modi Doesn’t Succumb To Pressure’: Putin’s Strong Message Before India Visit

Russian President Vladimir Putin, who arrives in India on Thursday for a two-day visit, has delivered a striking message on the ongoing US tariff measures targeting New Delhi. Dismissing suggestions of American pressure, Putin said Prime Minister Narendra Modi is “not a leader who gives in to pressure,” underscoring India’s ability to stand firm on its strategic decisions. His remarks came during an exclusive interview with India Today, ahead of a visit during which several major bilateral agreements are expected to be signed. Putin Praises India’s Firm Policy Under Modi Responding to questions on US President Donald Trump, his upcoming talks with PM Modi in Delhi, and the future direction of India–Russia ties, Putin praised India’s consistent foreign policy. He stressed that the world has witnessed the country’s unwavering stance and added that India has every reason to be proud of its leadership. The Russian President also highlighted that over 90 per cent of India–Russia bilateral transactions have been successfully executed, an indication of strong economic engagement despite global geopolitical turbulence. A Warm Personal Rapport With PM Modi Putin described his forthcoming visit as an opportunity to meet “his friend, Prime Minister Modi,” saying he was “very happy” to travel to India for the talks. He revealed that both leaders had previously agreed that their next meeting would be held in India. Inside the historic Ekaterina Hall of the Kremlin, where the interview was filmed, the 73-year-old President said he hoped the Indian delegation enjoyed Moscow. He added that the depth of India–Russia cooperation ensured there was “a lot to discuss” during his visit. A Relationship Rooted in History Emphasising the “unique” historical connection between India and Russia, Putin spoke highly of India’s transformation since independence. In just 77 years, he said, the country has achieved “remarkable development,”a feat he described as exceptional in such a short span. Putin has visited India nine times so far, including three trips during Modi’s tenure in 2016, 2018 and 2021. His December visit will be the tenth. Meanwhile, PM Modi has travelled to Russia seven times. The Story Behind the Limo Ride in China Putin also addressed the widely discussed limousine ride he shared with PM Modi during the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in China in September. Calling the moment spontaneous, he said the gesture was his idea. “It was a symbol of our friendship,” Putin noted, explaining that the two leaders were discussing the summit agenda when he suggested they ride together. “It wasn’t pre-planned. My car was there, and we simply got in as friends.” The conversation continued long after the ride ended, he added. PM Modi had posted about the unexpected carpool at the time, calling conversations with Putin “insightful”. Key Agreements Expected During the India Visit As anticipation builds around the agreements set to be announced during his Delhi visit, Putin refrained from revealing specifics. However, he praised India’s rapid economic growth, noting the 7.7 per cent growth rate as a testament to the country’s momentum under PM Modi’s leadership. He acknowledged that critics may always find room for improvement, but maintained that India’s economic performance “speaks for itself”. Expanding Cooperation in Future-Shaping Sectors Putin said India and Russia have already outlined a comprehensive plan for cooperation in high-impact areas. These include: Space exploration Nuclear energy Shipbuilding Aircraft manufacturing Advanced technology He added that discussions on Artificial Intelligence, a field rapidly reshaping global industries, may also feature prominently. “We will prioritise what holds the greatest significance at this stage,” he said.

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Russian Ruble Slumps Vs Dollar And Rupee - Here’s What It Costs In India Right Now
Business

Russian Ruble Slumps Vs Dollar And Rupee - Here’s What It Costs In India Right Now

Russian President Vladimir Putin will land in India on Thursday (December 4, 2025) for a two-day visit — his first trip to the country in four years. The visit is considered significant as New Delhi and Moscow are expected to sign key agreements spanning trade, defence, and energy. Global Attention on Modi–Putin Meeting Putin’s rapport with Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been widely discussed internationally. Their warm interaction at the SCO Summit in China in August drew global attention and concern in several capitals. With the two leaders meeting again, countries including the United States, China, Pakistan, and Ukraine are closely monitoring the developments. India’s Economic Momentum Ahead of Visit Putin’s arrival comes just after India reported strong economic growth. GDP expanded by 8.2 per cent between July and September, reinforcing its position as the world’s fourth-largest economy at $4.3 trillion. Russia, by comparison, stands ninth with a GDP of $2.54 trillion. Ruble vs Rupee: Narrow Currency Gap According to Xe Converter, one Russian ruble is valued at 1.16 Indian rupees — a difference of just 16 paise. One Indian rupee equals 0.85 rubles. Against the US dollar, one dollar amounts to 77.20 rubles, while in India, it is equal to 90 rupees. Leaders’ Previous Meetings Putin last visited India in 2021 for the India–Russia Annual Summit. This year, he and PM Modi met in Tianjin, China, during the SCO Summit held from August 31 to September 1, where both leaders, along with Chinese President Xi Jinping, were seen sharing a warm and friendly exchange.

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