In March, when the song ‘Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke’ from the Kannada pan-India film ‘KD: The Devil’ had released, it created a major stir. Featuring Nora Fatehi and Sanjay Dutt, the track drew sharp criticism for its suggestive lyrics and provocative choreography. The backlash soon escalated, prompting the National Commission for Women (NCW) to summon...
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‘Musk like a Yanomamo Indian with AK-47’: Why your Twitter engagement has dropped
When Elon Musk was up in arms with Donald Trump, when he memorably mocked Trump for being on the Epstein files before deleting his tweets, he briefly consulted Curtis Yarvin, a former computer engineer turned political blogger who often argues for replacing American democracy with a CEO-style monarchy or an American Caesar. Yarvin might not...
Great Nicobar Island: Why China is worried about India’s new outpost
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has once again put the spotlight on the global dependence on maritime trade. The closure of the critical waterway has restricted access to 20% of the global hydrocarbon trade, causing turmoil in the global energy market.The closure of the strait has now become a key point of contention...
An open letter & audio msg: PM Modi’s multipronged appeal to Bengal voters
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his election campaigning for the West Bengal assembly elections on Monday by addressing the people of the state through an open letter. In the letter, PM Modi reflected on his experiences during the campaign and reiterated his vision of building a ‘Viksito Bangla’ (Developed Bengal).The campaign officially ended...
IPL: Will Mitchell Starc replace Lungi Ngidi in DC’s match against RCB?
Mitchell Starc, Lungi Ngidi Delhi Capitals did not have much time to recover after their heavy defeat to Punjab Kings as they prepare to face defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in their next IPL 2026 match on Monday.Delhi lost by six wickets to Punjab Kings despite scoring 264, as PBKS completed the highest successful...
Fertiliser supply robust, no LPG dry out: Centre soothes energy supply concerns
Ongoing crisis in the Middle East has strained global energy supplies, but availability within the country continues to remain steady, the government has assured. Addressing a ministerial briefing, Aparna Sharma, additional secretary in the department of fertilizers, said, “The fertiliser availability remains robust, and the supplies continue to exceed the requirement. The department of fertilizers...
Selfie tax? Sooryavanshi’s ‘paisa laaya’ prank leaves kids confused – Watch
Photo/screengrab Vaibhav Sooryavanshi played a prank on two young fans at an airport by telling them he charges money for photographs, as the Rajasthan Royals (RR) opener continues to stay in the spotlight during IPL 2026.Rajasthan Royals shared the video on their social media platforms, showing the 15-year-old batter having some fun with two children...
What global banks said about Anthropic’s Mythos that company ‘refused’ to release publicly
Anthropic unveiled Claude Mythos in a selective manner earlier this month. However, the AI company chose not to release it publicly. The reason was straightforward, even though unsettling: the model had demonstrated a capacity to locate and exploit software vulnerabilities across every major operating system and web browser, including a flaw in OpenBSD that had...
Cricket’s human machines: Meet Delhi Capitals’ unsung heroes
Delhi Capitals sidearm and throwdown specialists Aniket Berde, Darshan and Sai Pendam. (Photo by Special Arrangement) New Delhi: With cricket evolving at a rapid pace and batters clearing the ropes with monstrous ease, the role of throwdown specialists continues to get a lot of importance in any T20 set-up at the moment. It not only...
Apple’s next CEO John Ternus tells employees what Apple won’t do with AI
John Ternus didn’t waste time. Days after being announced as Tim Cook’s successor, Apple‘s CEO-in-waiting walked into a town hall and told employees exactly how he thinks about AI—and more importantly, what Apple won’t do with it. “We don’t ship technology for technology’s sake,” Ternus said, according to Bloomberg. It was the clearest signal yet...
