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DU BTech admission 2026: Registration open till June 15; know eligibility and application steps

DU BTech admission 2026: Registration open till June 15; know eligibility and application steps

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Delhi University has opened registrations for BTech admissions for 2026, and you need to have taken JEE (Main) 2026. They'll use your JEE rank to give out seats. Make sure your details match your JEE form exactly, and get your application in before June 15, 2026.

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MNRE's June 2026 ALMM mandate pushes up India's solar cell production

MNRE's June 2026 ALMM mandate pushes up India's solar cell production

@businessline

India's solar cell production is booming, adding 5 GW in early 2026! This surge is thanks to a government rule coming June 1, 2026, for solar panels. A government official said, "we will support you." This push helps make India self-reliant and encourages new investments in the solar industry.

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Adani Power ramps up to meet record power demand

Adani Power ramps up to meet record power demand

@businessline

Adani Power is fully ready for India's record power demand during this heatwave. Their plants ran at a high 77% load factor, much better than the national average. A company official said, "plant availability at a high of 96 per cent." They've prepared well, even using AI, and are a big help to the grid.

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Dubai vs Singapore vs Thailand: I aksed ChatGPT for best foreign trip under for vegetarians Rs75,000?

Dubai vs Singapore vs Thailand: I aksed ChatGPT for best foreign trip under for vegetarians Rs75,000?

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ChatGPT picked Thailand as the best foreign trip for vegetarians under ₹75,000. The chatbot compared Dubai, Singapore, and Thailand, considering flights, visas, hotels, food, and sightseeing. It found Thailand to be the most budget-friendly option, saying "The chatbot picked a clear winner for budget conscious travellers."

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Revised export duty on fuel kicks in from June 1; Domestic excise rates on petrol, diesel remain unchanged

Revised export duty on fuel kicks in from June 1; Domestic excise rates on petrol, diesel remain unchanged

The Statesman

New export taxes on petrol, diesel, and jet fuel start June 1. The government said "the revised levy structure includes a Special Additional Excise Duty" of Rs 1.5 on petrol, Rs 13.5 on diesel, and Rs 9.5 on jet fuel per litre. Domestic fuel prices stay the same.

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