The ECI has maintained that ECINet is decentralised and that statutory responsibilities remain with designated election officials. The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to an early listing of a plea challenging the manner in which the Election Commission of India (ECI) is functioning, with allegations that powers vested in the multi-member constitutional body are being...
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Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan donate $4 million to save 600-year-old Hawaii fishpond
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan have helped preserve a historic fishpond in Hawaii. The couple has committed $4 million to ensure the future of Alakoko Fishpond, a roughly 600-year-old aquaculture site on Kauaʻi that had been experiencing environmental degradation and pressure from potential development. That donation...
BSE Sensex continues to be in bear grip; Nifty50 below 22,600 – top reasons for fall
Investors remained cautious as higher crude oil prices, rising bond yields and several other concerns continued to weigh on sentiment. Stock market crash today: Nifty50 and BSE Sensex, the Indian equity benchmarks, extended their decline on Tuesday, crashing over 0.8% after the rout on Monday. Investors remained cautious as higher crude oil prices, rising bond...
‘Shiva god of poor, Ram of rich’: Telangana CM’s off-the-cuff remark draws BJP’s ire
Reddy’s remarks prompted a response from Union Minister Sanjay Kumar Bandi NEW DELHI: Telangana chief minister Revanth Reddy called “Shiva is the God of the poor, Ram is the God of the rich” while taking a dig at the BJP. Attributing the saffron party’s success in polls across North India Reddy claimed that the BJP...
Infosys to shift a third of 320,000 staff into specialist roles; here’s why
The company, which has revenue of $20 billion, is navigating the challenges created by one of the most significant technology shifts faced by the IT industry. Infosys is looking to transition anywhere between a quarter to a third of its workforce into specialist positions and also create a team of about 6,000 frontier engineers, according...
Anthropic flags billions in losses and AI risks ahead of IPO as Dario Amodei urges caution
AI giant Anthropic has disclosed some staggering financial figures in its IPO prospectus, seen by Reuters. The company reported a net loss of $42 billion in 2025, including a $34 billion accounting charge tied to financing liabilities. Operating losses exceeded $8 billion, even as revenue surged 12-fold to nearly $4.6 billion. Anthropic’s filling highlight the...
‘Took turns shooting’: Trans NYT exec killed by in-laws amid anti-LGBTQ+ allegations
Jonathan McKinsey, 40, was found with multiple gunshot wounds (Source: Facebook) A trans New York Times engineering executive was shot dead in broad daylight at a California sports complex, allegedly by his elderly in-laws, with witnesses saying the couple took turns shooting him before calmly walking away from the scene.Jonathan McKinsey, 40, director of engineering...
Jaishankar highlights global conflicts at UN event – what’s the ‘4F’ crisis
Jaishankar speaks at the Asia Society at the conclusion of the UN High Level Week NEW DELHI: External affairs minister S Jaishankar, speaking at the Asia Society at the conclusion of the UN High-Level Week in New York, highlighted the difficult state of the world, multiple conflicts and what he termed the “4F” crisis —...
Oxford-Cambridge researchers flag ChatGPT’s ‘big problem’; Michael Burry agrees
Researchers at Oxford and Cambridge have identified a fundamental flaw threatening the future of large language models like ChatGPT, and “Big Short” investor Michael Burry says the finding backs up a warning he’s been making about the technology’s core limitations for a while. A new study from the University of Oxford and University of Cambridge...
Marching through the storm: ‘Hum Auratein Aazad Hain’ echoes across Delhi University
Women from various Delhi University colleges demonstrated for their freedom and safety against violence on Monday. NEW DELHI: First came the slogans. Then came the rain. Umbrellas shot open across the crowd, handwritten placards were pulled closer and some students tried to shield their posters from the sudden downpour.But no one appeared to be going...
