NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said that he had a “productive conversation” with US President Donald Trump and reviewed bilateral cooperation between New Delhi and Washington in various sectors.In a social media post on X, PM Modi said the leaders agreed to maintain close engagement to take their Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership...
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Asian Games Medal Tally: How archers, shooters powered India into top 10
Neeru Dhanda and Kynan Chenai won gold in the mixed team trap event (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: India moved up to eighth place in the Asian Games medal standings after reaching the 10-gold mark on Wednesday, with a golden sweep by the compound archers and another gold in shooting powering a big jump in the...
Upanishads to Mahabharata: NCERT explains roots of national, SC mottos
The NCERT has introduced a groundbreaking Class IX social science textbook that bridges modern principles of governance with ancient Indian wisdom. New Delhi: NCERT’s new Class IX social science textbook traces India’s national motto, “Satyameva Jayate”, to the Mundaka Upanishad and the Supreme Court’s “Yato Dharmastato Jayah” to the Mahabharata, linking modern institutions to ancient...
Man paid $2.48 for old document; a year later, it sold for $477,650
A yellowed, rolled-up document bought for $2.48 at a Music City Thrift Store in Nashville sold for $477,650 at auction after it was confirmed as a very rare 1823 official copy of the United States Declaration of Independence. The document was bought in March 2006 by Michael Sparks, a music equipment technician, as reported by...
Flydubai flight drama: ‘Indian-origin’ pilot stopped Omani co-pilot from crashing plane
Flydubai flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a reported cockpit fight, pilot stabbing and sudden plunge. NEW DELHI: The pilot who is said to have helped prevent a flydubai passenger plane from crashing after his co-pilot allegedly tried to take control of the aircraft during a...
Bill Gates slams AI self-policing, says no lawsuit can make up for 100 million deaths
Bill Gates rejects AI self-policing (Picture: Reuters) Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has rejected the idea that lawsuits and market pressure can keep artificial intelligence companies in check. Asked why product liability and reputational damage aren’t enough to stop firms from releasing dangerous AI, Gates answered with a question of his own. “So say you kill...
Blue drum case: Meerut court convicts wife, lover for husband’s murder
NEW DELHI: A Meerut court on Wednesday convicted Muskan Rastogi and her lover Sahil Shukla of killing her husband Saurabh Rajput in the infamous blue drum murder case.Meerut district judge Arvind Kumar Mishra ruled that Muskan , along with her boyfriend Sahil, conspired to murder her husband Saurabh Rajput and hid his body in a...
India break Korean wall to reach hockey final, set up gold-medal clash with China
India’s women’s hockey team at Asian Games India’s women’s hockey team secured a medal at the 2026 Asian Games after beating South Korea 2-0 in the semifinal on Wednesday. The win assured India of at least a silver medal, but they will now aim for gold when they face defending champions China in the final...
Bombs without brakes? Why US-China AI race may be harder to control than nuclear one
US and China, both mantain, that AI must stay under human control, yet each fears that the other will pull ahead the moment it slows down. (Reuters photo) On the first day of the Iran war, two US missiles hit an elementary school in Hormozgan’s Minab, killing 123 children. It was not the plan.The Pentagon’s...
Cockpit chaos, stabbed pilot & sharp plunge: How Flydubai flight disaster was averted
The aircraft was a Boeing 737 Max 8 and had around 180 people on board A routine flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv turned into a terrifying mid-air emergency on Wednesday after an apparent violent confrontation between the pilots of a flydubai aircraft. Flight FZ1073, carrying around 180 people, was forced to divert to Saudi...
