The United States has begun pulling some military personnel out of key bases in the Middle East as tensions with Iran escalate sharply, following a deadly crackdown on protests inside the country and renewed threats of US military intervention. Iran, in turn, has warned that any American strike would trigger attacks on US bases across...
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Not Dhoni or Pant – KL Rahul becomes 1st keeper to achieve this feat
KL Rahul. (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: India batter KL Rahul reached a major milestone with an unbeaten century against New Zealand in the second ODI of the series at the Niranjan Shah Stadium in Rajkot on Wednesday. Rahul became the first Indian wicketkeeper to score an ODI hundred against New Zealand and the first Indian...
Musk’s prediction: Tesla CEO makes 4 bold forecast on AI; puts doctors on 3-yr deadline
Elon Musk has made a bunch of forecasts for the coming decade, claiming that artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics are will redefine finance and human biology. While the long term prediction is related to solving ‘problem’ of immortality, his immediate predictions focus on providing the general public with access to world-class healthcare that exceeds the...
’40 yrs of warning’: Indian envoy flays Canada over inaction on terrorism – watch
NEW DELHI: India’s high commissioner to Canada Dinesh Patnaik strongly pushed back against allegations linking the Indian government to the killing of NIA-designated terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, sharply questioning the absence of evidence during a televised interview.Responding to a question during CBC News’ “Power & Politics” on allegations primarily made by former Canadian Prime Minister...
Shaksgam Valley: India bristles over China’s fresh claim – dispute explained
As protests driven by economic distress and political fatigue spread across Iranian cities, New Delhi is watching events unfold with quiet unease. For India, the question is not whether Iran’s clerical leadership can weather the unrest, but what a weakened or collapsing Iranian state would mean for India’s already constrained strategic environment.India’s engagement with Iran...
‘We have our own ABD’: SKY gets pat on the back ahead of T20 WC
AB de Villiers with Virat Kohli and Suryakumar Yadav (Photos by PTI) MUMBAI: Out of form and without a half-century in 2025, India’s T20 captain Suryakumar Yadav has received a strong vote of confidence from not only the national selectors but also former India off-spin great Harbhajan Singh.Suryakumar has managed 218 runs in 19 T20I...
Zubeen Garg death: Singer was drunk, declined life jacket; ‘no foul play’, say Singapore cops
NEW DELHI: Zubeen Garg was “severely intoxicated” and drowned off Lazarus Island after declining a life jacket, a Singapore court was told on Wednesday. The Singapore police reiterated that it does not suspect any foul play in the death.“At the time, he was also severely intoxicated and several witnesses saw him trying to swim back...
Ban on foreign cybersecurity firms: China bars US, Israeli software; cites security risk
China has reportedly banned several American and Israeli cybersecurity firms, including VMware, Palo Alto Networks, and Fortinet, citing national security concerns. Beijing fears the software could transmit confidential data abroad, aligning with its broader push to replace Western technology with domestic alternatives amid escalating US-China tech tensions. China has reportedly banned several American and Israeli...
‘Vital for Golden Dome’: Trump’s new reason for Greenland grab; pushes Nato for compromise
<img src="https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-126526554,imgsize-771829,width-400,resizemode-4/untitled-design-83.jpg" alt="‘Nato should be leading the way’: Donald Trump renews push to acquire Greenland, citing security concerns; links takeover to ‘Golden Dome’ defence" title=" File photo: US President Donald Trump (Picture credit: AP) ” decoding=”async” fetchpriority=”high”> File photo: US President Donald Trump (Picture credit: AP) US President Donald Trump on Wednesday renewed his push...
JPMorgan’s $9B bet on AI: ‘Help us god,’ says CEO Jamie Dimon; why he’s worried
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is doubling down on tech spending, refusing to cut back despite a planned $9 billion increase by 2026. He stressed that falling behind in technology means losing to fintech rivals. While acknowledging competitive sensitivity, Dimon revealed their $2 billion AI investment is already breaking even, calling it just the beginning. Jamie...
