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    Central government sets Rs 1.5 lakh laptop price limit for employees; Rs 1.8 lakh for Make-in-India devices

    The central government has issued new guidelines allowing officers in Pay Levels 8 and above to buy laptops for their official duties. Eligible officers can invest up to Rs 1,50,000, or Rs 1,80,000 for Make-in-India devices. After four years, these laptops can be kept, provided that all data is erased prior. In case of transfers or retirements, officers can retain laptops by settling the book value.

    Iran vows no enriched uranium will leave country, warns US against fresh strikes

    Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei stated that no enriched nuclear material will be allowed to leave the country. He emphasized that new US strikes would result in retaliation against US bases abroad. The Iranian Supreme Leader has mandated that uranium should not be sent outside of the country. Ongoing tensions have led to no current negotiations between Washington and Tehran.

    Govt raises price cap for electronic devices to Rs 1.8 lakh for officers; personal retention rights after 4 yrs

    The Centre has raised the purchase ceiling for laptops, tablets and similar devices for eligible government officers to ₹1.5 lakh plus taxes, or ₹1.8 lakh for devices with more than 40% Make-in-India content. Officers in Pay Level 12 and above will be eligible, while departments can extend coverage to some lower pay levels, and employees may retain the devices after four years of use.

    Gold worth 9 million euros found inside cellar wall: 18-year-old student digging sewage pipes stumbles upon 49 gold bars & thousands of coins in Belgium

    Construction workers in Belgium, including an 18-year-old student, discovered around 50 gold bars and thousands of gold coins worth an estimated 9 million euros (nearly Rs 99 crore) hidden behind a cellar wall. Found during a sewer installation project in Sint-Gillis-Dendermonde, the treasure has triggered an investigation into its origins and ownership.

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