Spread the love Image credit: AP The Pentagon has raised its counterintelligence threat assessment for Israel to the highest level – “critical” – amid escalating tensions between Washington and Israel over the way forward in the war with Iran, according to two current US officials and one former official who spoke to NBC News.The Pentagon’s Defense Intelligence Agency posted an...
‘Sanctions threat would boomerang’: Putin hails India’s stance against foreign diktats
Spread the love Vladimir Putin with PM Modi NEW DELHI: Russian president Vladimir Putin said sanctions threats against India would “boomerang immediately”, affriming that New Delhi has always been “guided by its national interests”.Putin said India was free to choose the products that “they consider to be most up to date, most applicable for them and obviously offering the best...
The Menin breakthrough: How a newly identified brain protein could reverse aging
Spread the love A newly identified brain protein may play a major role in how the body ages. According to the latest research published in PLOS Biology, a study led by Lige Leng and colleagues at Xiamen University in China focused on Menin, a protein that helps suppress brain inflammation. The results of the study, conducted primarily on mice, suggest that...
Who is Manav Suthar? Rajasthan all-rounder handed India Test cap against Afghanistan
Spread the love Manav Suthar debuts for India (Image: BCCI) A dream years in the making finally became reality for Manav Suthar on Saturday as the Rajasthan all-rounder received his maiden India Test cap ahead of the one-off Test against Afghanistan at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur.In a special moment during the pre-match presentation, senior spinner...
Missed DDA’s booking deadline? Buyers for Karkardooma property get another extension
Spread the love Missed the deadline to book a flat in Delhi’s tallest residential tower? The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has offered homebuyers another chance, extending the booking period for flats under its ‘DDA Towering Heights’ scheme in East Delhi’s Karkardooma till June 30.According to an official order issued on Thursday, bookings under the scheme will now remain open until...
Record runs, record sixes, modest final: Explaining IPL 2026’s biggest contradiction
Spread the love RCB players celebrate with the trophy. (Pic credit: IPL) The 2026 IPL season was batting excess at its absolute peak.A record 27450 runs were scored across the season – the most in IPL history. Teams scored at a staggering run-rate of 9.88, another all-time high. There were 1426 sixes struck, eclipsing the previous record of 1294 set...
Anthropic publishes 10,000 word paper suggesting AI can be more dangerous than job cuts
Spread the love FILE – Pages from the Anthropic website and the company’s logo are displayed on a computer screen in New York, Feb. 26, 2026. (AP Photo/Patrick Sison, File) Anthropic spent most of 2026 warning the world that AI was coming for white-collar jobs. CEO Dario Amodei said it at Davos, in essays, at the India AI Impact Summit,...
TVK’s rapid rise influenced Annamalai’s BJP exit? Leader may tap disenchanted Vijay voters
Spread the love K Annamalai’s resignation from BJP and the launch of a new political movement would harm the saffron party in TN the most CHENNAI: K Annamalai’s resignation from BJP and the launch of a new political movement would harm the saffron party in TN the most, and the impact would be felt by all other parties – in...
‘Mass invasion of migrants’: Vance calls for ‘righteous anger’ over UK teen’s stabbing by a Sikh
Spread the love JD Vance (left) and Keir Starmer (right) US Vice PresidentJD Vance has sparked a row with the United Kingdom after linking the murder of an 18-year-old student to what he described as the consequences of mass migration, prompting a sharp rebuke from the UK government.In a post on X on Friday, Vance commented on the killing of...
Pocket-friendly packets: Why Indians are swapping big snack packs for smaller ones
Spread the love The impact of the US-Iran conflict is no longer confined to oil markets and geopolitical headlines. It is now finding its way into kirana stores and supermarket aisles, where consumers are switching to smaller packs of everyday goods as monthly budgets are already facing pressure due to rising prices.Companies across categories such as edible oils, biscuits, soaps,...
