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'Coding Is Going Away First, Then Software Engineering': Anthropic CEO
When asked whether AI could make humans less intelligent over the next decade, Amodei said the outcome would depend on how society chooses to use the technology.
Maharashtra Raises Farm Loan Waiver Limit From Rs 50,000 To Rs 2 Lakh
The chief minister conceded that regular waivers could encourage borrowers to delay repayments and weaken cooperative banks' financial health.
Rajasthan Police To Stop Using 'Dalit', Replace Word With 'Scheduled Caste'
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had earlier issued an advisory to media organisations asking them to refrain from using the word "Dalit" in official broadcasts.
Not Reporting Child Sex Abuse A Crime, Headmaster To Be Tried: Supreme Court
The court set aside orders of the trial court and the Gauhati High Court that had discharged the headmistress from prosecution for allegedly failing to report the complaint of an eight-year-old student.
NDTV Investigation: No Single Cause Or Common Pattern In Bikaner's Maternal Health Crisis
Part 3 of NDTV's investigation into the series of maternal deaths and severe post-delivery complications examines a different pattern emerging at Bikaner's PBM Hospital
Man sentenced to death for killing 1.5-year-old nephew in UP's Firozabad
According to District Government Counsel Rajiv Upadhyay, the court convicted Viraj on Thursday and announced the sentence on Friday.
Hackers Exploit Software Flaw To Steal Rs 7.34 Crore From Gujarat Bank
CID officials said the hackers exploited a flaw in the banking software, which they suspect may have affected 14 to 15 other banks across the country.
Seeking Stamina Boosters, Thousands Fall Into Cyber Extortion Trap
Operating through sophisticated call centers, the gang exploited personal vulnerabilities by selling fake stamina-enhancing medicines online and then extorted the buyers by posing as law enforcement officials.
Opinion: Blog | Amaira, And Why A Child Shouldn't Have To Ask 5 Times For Help
I kept thinking about that moment every parent knows so well. The one where you watch your child disappear through the school gate, believing they will come home.
E20 Fuel Can't Be Cheaper Than Pure Petrol. Centre Explains Why
The country's ethanol march began with a pilot project in 2001 and a formal policy in 2013. However, blending hovered at a mere 1.5 per cent before 2014 as production relied solely on seasonal sugarcane crops
2 Killed, 2 Injured As Truck Rams Vehicle On UP Expressway
Circle Officer Rajeev Kumar Sharma said the DCM (registration number UP 81 GT 6248), which was carrying dates, was moving from Charkhari to Sambhal.
"Teacher Pretended Nobody Was Missing": Parents Of Girl Who Jumped To Death
Shivani Meena underlined that her daughter was very happy when she arrived at the school that November morning.
Petitioner Abuses Chief Justice, Throws Papers, Supreme Court Spares Him
The incident took place around 11 am before a partial working-day Bench of Justices KV Viswanathan and Alok Aradhe.
'Political Opponents, Not Enemies': Eknath Shinde On Meeting Sharad Pawar
Speaking in the Assembly, Shinde said: "As soon as I learnt that Sharad Pawar had arrived, I rushed to welcome him with a shawl and a coconut."
"Unhealed Wound": Vijay On Karur Stampede, Hands Over Jobs To Families
Forty-one people were killed in the incident. A Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the tragedy is currently underway.
50 Days After Exams, CBSE Yet To Declare Class 10 Second Board Results
CBSE Class 10 Second Exam Results 2026: The second board examination, introduced for the first time this year as part of CBSE's revised examination system, was conducted from May 15 to May 21.
Court Sends Shiv Sena Corporator Who Assaulted Woman Doctor To 3-Day Custody
Mhatre was produced in court on Friday, a day after the court rejected the police's request for appearance via video conferencing citing health issues
Pregnancy Norms Stall IPS Officer's Training Despite Favourable Court Opinion
The top court, however, expressed an oral agreement with Sengar's submissions against a 1993 Ministry of Home Affairs Office Memorandum (OM) governing maternity-related interruptions in IPS probationary training.
'She's In Shock, Can't Sleep': Father Of Doctor Assaulted By Sena Corporator
Dr Srishti Baviskar and her colleague Dr Vaibhav Salunkhe are in a state of deep shock, Dr Srishti's father Mahendra Baviskar told reporters today
