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The Simurgh, a sleek supercar built in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, has made an appearance at the Geneva International Motor Show. Despite its unfinished interiors and uneven windshield sealing, the cars unique design aims to put Afghanistan on the map. Powered by a four-cylinder engine, the Simurgh attracted attention after a video of a previous version went viral. Its creators hope to secure €30 million ($49 million) to refine the car and enter it into the prestigious Le Mans race.

The TV and digital sponsors signed up by the company include Hyundai, Dabur Bae Fresh, Tresemme, Appy Fizz, InMobi-owned Glance, Chings Schezwan Chutney, Reckitt Benckiser, MakeMyTrip, Paytm, Vimal Elaichi, RedBus and Hindware Smart Appliances.

Former President Donald Trump was in court on Monday for the start of his civil fraud trial in New York, a case in which he and his company are accused

An intern at Glance, a lock screen platform, has accused his manager of sexual harassment. The interns post on social media gained significant attention and received responses from various police departments. The company responded to the complaint and initiated an investigation.

Lance Stroll was pushing his limits during the Q1 session in a bid to secure a better starting position for the main race.

The Texas Senate is deliberating 16 articles of impeachment against state Attorney General Ken Paxton after a two-week trial.

Dunzo: Employees were asked to download and register on the app, as well as fill a know your customer (KYC) form on the app to receive their payments.

It’s become fashionable for pundits and politicians to blame newcomers for problems with housing, health care and the labour market

At first glance, the New Delhi statement appears to offer support for Kyiv.

Employees were asked to download and register on the app, as well as fill a know your customer (KYC) form on the app to receive their payments.