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  • newAsian Para Games: Kokila assures India of judo medal, sets up gold-medal clash
    Kokila has triumphed by defeating China's Yi Liu in the para-judo semifinals and is now set to vie for gold against Kyrgyzstan's Aibike Ulanbek Kyzy. Meanwhile, Kapil Parmar is striving for a bronze in the men’s J1 -70kg after a tough semifinal defeat. Additionally, Sheetal Devi equaled the world record in the women's compound ranking round, showcasing India’s impressive prowess at the Asian Para Games.
    - 12 mins ago 19 Oct 26, 10:25am -
  • new'Laal Hit Janta Party': New outfit emerges to counter CJP's protests against CEC

    - 12 mins ago 19 Oct 26, 10:25am -
  • newEngland nature projects restore 4,800 hectares and plant 127,500 trees
    A transformative £25 million conservation initiative has revitalized wildlife across England. By restoring vast areas and planting over 127,500 trees, the programme fostered community engagement with nature for more than 51,000 individuals. Various projects played a critical role in reconnecting segmented habitats and enhancing wetlands and rivers, underscoring the necessity of strategic investment in preserving thriving ecosystems.
    - 29 mins ago 19 Oct 26, 10:08am -
  • newPaid Rs 2.06 cr, got no flat; Court rejects builder’s delay argument, orders interest
    Two homebuyers filed a case against the builder. The dispute concerned an apartment for which they had signed the sale agreement in 2014, with possession due by June 30, 2017. The flat's consideration was Rs 1.95 crore. By the time of the complaint, the buyers had paid Rs 2.06 crore, including the consideration paid to the promoter, stamp duty, registration charges and applicable taxes.
    - 29 mins ago 19 Oct 26, 10:08am -
  • newTiger Shroff shooting: Videos piece together moments before, during and after attack

    - 30 mins ago 19 Oct 26, 10:07am -
  • newCan technology prevent next stampede? Inside crowd-monitoring tools India needs
    The recent stampede in Kolkata has highlighted the urgent need for effective crowd management solutions. Technology, particularly artificial intelligence, can analyze crowd behavior and density in real-time. Implementing digital ticketing and live occupancy data may prevent venues from exceeding safe capacity. An integrated safety network is necessary to connect various crowd-monitoring tools and emergency response teams. Addressing ground-level planning alongside technology will ensure better s…
    - 43 mins ago 19 Oct 26, 9:54am -
  • newAir India offloaded a passenger over covid test report; ordered to pay Rs 50,000
    The Amritsar consumer commission has ordered Air India to compensate a passenger with Rs 50,000 after he missed his flight to London due to alleged inadequacies in the airline's handling of Covid-19 travel protocols. While the commission acknowledged issues with the airline's service, it denied any refunds for the original ticket or extra costs incurred. The financial award includes Rs 40,000 for emotional distress and Rs 10,000 towards legal fees.
    - 45 mins ago 19 Oct 26, 9:52am -
  • newWhy children throw tantrums when parents are in a hurry, says psychology
    Transitions can be a tricky time for children, often leading to emotional outbursts as they learn to manage their feelings. When parents rush them, it can heighten anxiety and spark tantrums. Studies show that how caregivers respond plays a crucial role in a child's emotional development. By validating emotions, offering choices, and giving timely warnings, parents can ease the transition process.
    - 55 mins ago 19 Oct 26, 9:42am -
  • new'Apologise to Lawrence Bishnoi': After Tiger Shroff attack, fresh warning to Salman
    An audio recording linked to Anil Pandit has emerged, threatening Salman Khan over an apology. Pandit warned against the safety of Khan's family if he does not comply. The threats follow a recent shooting targeting actor Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai's Juhu area. Shroff was unharmed, while his driver sustained injuries during the incident. Police are investigating the claims made in the audio and social media posts.
    - 1 hour ago 19 Oct 26, 9:35am -
  • newElon Musk to Dario Amodei: I do not agree with your donation of Anthropic shares
    Anthropic has announced a pledge of 5% of its shares to the Anthropic Public Benefit Fund, with the possibility of donating an additional 2% for every 50% valuation increase from a baseline. Co-founders and team members have committed roughly 20% of their equity. This fund will focus on public benefit initiatives and may also support traditional nonprofits. Further information about its governance and structure is anticipated soon.
    - 1 hour ago 19 Oct 26, 9:13am -
  • newJapan’s MMX moon mission to launch on Oct 20, bring Phobos samples back by 2031

    - 2 hours ago 19 Oct 26, 9:05am -
  • new‘No accountability’: Ex-cricketer seeks clarity over Shami’s continued omission
    Mohammed Shami's omission from India's Test lineup against New Zealand has stirred controversy and prompted questions regarding the selectors' judgment. Former cricketer Mohammad Kaif is advocating for clarity, highlighting Shami’s impressive domestic performances. Having excelled as the top wicket-taker in the recent ODI World Cup, his lack of inclusion raises concerns about his fitness and bowling workload. Amid ongoing discussions, Shami's role remains critical to India's aspirations in int…
    - 2 hours ago 19 Oct 26, 8:53am -
  • newMeta’s ‘highest-paid employee’ on message from Zuckerberg that changed his career
    Meta's chief AI officer Alexandr Wang revealed how a WhatsApp message from Mark Zuckerberg asking "Have time for a call?" in April 2025 changed his career. Speaking on the Cheeky Pint podcast, Wang and Zuckerberg recalled the 44-minute call, Wang's memo on talent density, the CFO's warning over a $100 billion bet, and how Muse and Muse Wonder put Meta back in the AI race.
    - 2 hours ago 19 Oct 26, 8:33am -
  • newRare Quran once in Akbar’s library sells for £863,600 in London
    A remarkable Qur’an manuscript linked to Mughal emperor Akbar’s library was auctioned for £863,600 in London. It was originally estimated to sell for between £40,000 and £60,000. The manuscript dates back to the late 16th century, showcasing exquisite decorations and multiple commentaries. Its pages contain crucial historical seals and texts that trace its royal journey. The auction was part of Sotheby’s Arts of the Islamic World and India sale events.
    - 2 hours ago 19 Oct 26, 8:20am -
  • newUS: Immigration dept returns Indian national to Oregon jail to face manslaughter trial

    - 2 hours ago 19 Oct 26, 8:16am -

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