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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Calls For 'Emergency Brake' On Advanced AI
Satya Nadella said that those deploying advanced AI should not simply rely on assurances from AI model makers.
Who Is Katie Zacharia? Trump's New White House Press Secretary Replacing Karoline Leavitt
Her responsibilities will include briefing journalists, answering questions about government policies and explaining the president's decisions to the public.
Video: Supertanker Hits Mine, Catches Fire While Trying To Exit Strait
Iran says its armed forces have been in full control of the Strait of Hormuz since the start of the "US-Israeli aggression"
Man Sets Record For Highest Vertical Drop On A Bicycle Onto A Target
Neurauter made the jump while remaining seated on his bicycle and landed on the target from the height of 3.80 metres.
Gold Teeth, Luxury Flat, Dubai Trips: How UK Man Spent Money From Rs 2.56 Crore Crypto Theft
He used the funds to pay for luxury holidays in Dubai, a high-end apartment in Canary Wharf, London, and gold-plated teeth grills.
"Wouldn't Bow To Nuclear Blackmail": India's Rebuttal To Pakistan At UN
The remarks reflect New Delhi's position that its response to terrorism was intended to address the threat without triggering a wider military confrontation.
Houses, Bridges Swept Away In Nepal Flash Flood Months After Deadly Disaster
The flash floods occurred in the Chumnubri village in Gorkha district after the water level increased in the Budhi Gandaki River.
'No Material Impact': Infosys On Trump's Green Card Crackdown
TCS filed just two PERM applications in US financial year 2026, down from 513 in 2025 and 1,804 in 2024, while HCL submitted 59 filings in 2026 compared to 323 in 2025.
Indian IT Firms' Green Card Applications On Decline Amid Program Suspension
The US on Thursday suspended eight IT firms, including Indian tech giants Tata, Infosys, Wipro and HCL, from a programme to apply for green cards for foreign workers, contending that the practice has shut out Americans from the job market.
3 Indians Rescued From Black Sea Vessel Attack Depart Romania For India
The development follows an attack on MV Royad Mammadov in the Black Sea on Monday, in which two foreign seafarers were killed and some crew members, including the three Indians, were injured.
"Same Setup": German, French Air Chiefs Say Flying With Indian Air Force 'Feels Like Home'
The second edition of Tarang Shakti brought together the Indian Air Force and air forces from seven countries.
"Unacceptable": India On Missile Attack On Riyadh Airport That Killed 12
A missle struck the King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, killing 12 people and injuring over 300 others. A Saudi-led coalition blamed Iran-backed Houthi rebels for the attack.
Nepal To Declare Flood Victims Dead If They Remain Missing For 1.5 Months
The catastrophic flood on August 26 was triggered by a mountain and glacier collapse on the China-Nepal border.
Rabindranath Tagore's Graffiti Defaced In Dhaka, 4 Detained
The graffiti, located on a wall in front of the Shilpakala Academy in the Segunbagicha area of the capital, was defaced with black ink on Saturday.
US Commander By His Side, Air Force Chief Says "They Don't Let Us Near" F-35 Jets
Six US F-35 Lightning II fighter jets were in India for their first-ever participation in Exercise Tarang Shakti.
Venezuela Allows Elon Musk's Starlink Internet To Operate In Country
Nicolas Maduro, before his capture in a US military operation in January, railed against Elon Musk with a publicity campaign that caricatured the South African-born tycoon.
US, Canada, UK Warn Citizens In Saudi After Attack On Riyadh Airport
Saudi authorities did not, at first, confirm any new attack or evacuation Saturday, until the message from the civil aviation authority hours later.
Elon Musk Accuses Ambani's Online Supporters Of "Absurd Hypocrisy", "Ridiculous Arguments"
Elon Musk renewed his attack on Mukesh Ambani over Starlink's entry into India.
12 Killed, Over 300 Injured In Missile Attack On Saudi's Riyadh Airport
While the Houthis have said they are only targeting Saudi shipping as part of a blockade in retaliation for the one imposed on them, concerns about wider attacks persist.
