Representative AI image The last day of February was meant to be routine — travel plans, a turn of the calendar, the quiet anticipation of a new month. Instead, a long-simmering conflict boiled over as the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran under what has been referred to as Operation Epic Fury.The...
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‘Riot-like conditions’: Rahul slams BJP over Delhi Eid violence fear; HC notice to cops
NEW DELHI: Leader of opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi accused Bharatiya Janata Party-led government in Delhi of orchestrating a “riot-like” situation in the national capital, referring to the fear of violence on Eid after Uttam Nagar Tarun murder case. Moreover, Delhi high court issued directions to the police to make adequate arrangements in Uttam...
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‘Cautious stand’: Tharoor breaks from Congress’ stance; backs govt on Middle East crisis
NEW DELHI: Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Thursday yet again took a different stand from his party and rest of the opposition and came in support of the Centre for its stand on the ongoing US-Israel and Iran conflict in the Middle East.Speaking to news agency PTI, Tharoor said that he understands the government’s desire...
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Pakistan’s Shehzad compares IPL with PSL, calls it retired cricketers’ league
PSL vs IPL NEW DELHI: Veteran Pakistan batter Ahmed Shehzad has openly criticised the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after the team’s recent poor performances. He also drew a stark comparison between player quality in the IPL and PSL.“If you look at the IPL, they’ve got many superstars in their league who make the league competitive....
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Russia, the quiet winner? How Middle East war may be boosting Putin’s war chest
“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting,” wrote ancient Chinese strategist Sun Tzu in The Art of War.That idea may now be quietly playing out in the geopolitics of the Middle East and far beyond it.As tensions rise and global powers take sides, the ripple effects are spilling well beyond...
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Life-saving numbers: what the 2026 U.S. cholesterol guidelines mean for everyone
The call woke me from a dead sleep. The ER physician uttered the words STEMI, short for ST elevation myocardial infarction. She didn’t need to say more: I was out of bed as she narrated the rest. A STEMI occurs when a ruptured cholesterol plaque triggers a cascade of clot formations, sealing the artery shut....
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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says AI is leading to a crisis, it is not mass layoffs
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has now issued a stark warning about the impact of artificial intelligence on the workforce. According to a report by Fortune, speaking at the BlackRock 2026 Infrastructure Summit, Fink said that he fears this year’s collage graduates could face the highest unemployment rate in years even without recession. He pointed to...
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Indore tragedy: why do EV batteries catch fire? | Explained
The story so far: A fire tore through a house in Indore on March 18, killing eight people including two children. An electric vehicle (EV) charging point outside the house appeared to have sparked the blaze. An investigation is underway. Are EV batteries safe? Nearly every EV on the road today runs on lithium-ion batteries,...
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Gautam gets serious on ‘fake Gambhirs’, moves court over AI deepfake misuse
Gautam Gambhir Indian men’s cricket team head coach Gautam Gambhir has filed a lawsuit in the Delhi high court seeking relief against what he described as misuse of his identity through artificial intelligence (AI) tools, deepfakes, and unauthorised commercial use, news agency ANI reported on Thursday.In his petition, Gambhir has named multiple social media accounts,...
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For the first time ever, FBI confirms buying data to track people; What Director said
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is buying commercially available data that can be used to track people’s locations and movement history, Kash Patel, the director of the agency, said at a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on Wednesday (March 18), marking the first time the agency has openly acknowledged the practice is currently ongoing.“We do...
