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Maharashtra Now Has More Startup Than Bengaluru? What CM Fadnavis Said on State's Future. Fadnavis stressed the importance of embracing Artificial Intelligence (AI) and noted that his government is actively supporting startups in this rapidly evolving field. Maharashtra has now emerged as the leading startup hub in India, surpassing Bengaluru in both the number of startups and their valuation, Chief Minister  Devendra Fadnavis  announced on Friday. Speaking at the tech exhibition COMP-EX 2025, he highlighted the state's significant progress in the startup ecosystem over the past year. Fadnavis stressed the importance of embracing Artificial Intelligence (AI) and noted that his government is actively supporting startups in this rapidly evolving field. He underlined Maharashtra's commitment to fostering innovation and encouraging the growth of AI-driven ventures as part of its broader strategy to stay ahead in the global tech race. The Chief Minister's remarks come at a t...

  'Disease, Cold & Insensitivity': Rahul Gandhi Meets Families Camping On Footpaths, Subways Around AIIMS Delhi  Rahul Gandhi slammed both the central and the Delhi governments after he met several patients and their families camping on the roads, footpaths and subways around AIIMS. Congress MP and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha,  Rahul Gandhi , attacked the BJP-led central government after he met several patients camping on the roads and footpaths in the national capital around  AIIMS Delhi . Rahul Gandhi on Thursday met several patients and their families camped on the roads, footpaths and subways around  AIIMS . He enquired about their problems and grievances. Sharing a video of Gandhi meeting the families, Congress said, "Waiting for months for treatment, inconvenience and insensitivity of the government - this is the reality of Delhi AIIMS today. The situation is such that people who have come from far-off places bearing the burden of illness of thei...

Politics Briefs : Day after first BJP candidates  list, PM Modi to address rally in Delhi. The PM will also launch several development projects, worth Rs 12,200 crore, in the poll-bound national capital. A day after the BJP announced its first list of candidates for the forthcoming Delhi Assembly polls, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to hold a rally in the national capital on Sunday. In North West Delhi district’s Rohini, Modi is set to address the “Parivartan Rally”, with party leaders saying some “big-ticket announcements” are expected to be made. Already, ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener has announced a Rs 2,100 monthly payment for women and an honorarium of Rs 18,000 per month for priests and granthis. The BJP, however, has said that it intends to continue AAP’s ongoing schemes, including free electricity. On Saturday, the BJP released a list of 29 candidates for Delhi, including former MPs Parvesh Verma and Ramesh Bidhuri against Kejriwal in the New Delhi c...