Gaza building collapse kills over 20
A six-story building sheltering displaced people in the Gaza Strip has collapsed, leaving more than 20 people dead and over 100 trapped under the rubble.
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CBFC asks for action against proposed screening of Umar Khalid documentary at IIIT Hyderabad
Public screening of a documentary film that has not been certified by the CBFC is a violation of the Cinematograph Act, says the film certifying body
Kuki-Zo Council warns of ‘full-fledged’ agitation if Centre fails to address demands by October 10
The organisation accuses the National Investigation Agency of selective operations against the community
Officially declared dead in Odisha, 2,487 workers ‘come alive’, authenticate Aadhaar to avail ration
Medical officers issued death certificates for construction workers who were still alive to allow their nominees to get over ₹15 crore assistance under the Nirman Shramik Scheme, says a draft audit report
Watch: MISA, Stalin and the 1976 detention debate explained | Focus Tamil Nadu
Was M.K. Stalin detained under MISA during the Emergency in 1976? This episode of The Hindu Focus Tamil Nadu examines the Ismail Commission, Shah Commission, C. Chittibabu’s diary and Assembly records to revisit the historical debate over Stalin’s detention.
In Kalaburagi, Siddaramaiah’s statue installed in the night, removed the next morning
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Commuters, gig workers’ union welcome ₹10 lakh penalty on Rapido for ‘confirm shaming’
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THINK Gas urges State agencies to ‘Dial Before You Dig’
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Listing will destroy its character: Noel Tata pushes back after Tata Sons board backs IPO
Tata Trusts Chairman Noel Tata has opposed any move to list Tata Sons and called for all possible alternatives to be explored first.
At 16, Arjun Jain’s hydroponics project has grown 3,500 pounds of produce
A New Jersey teenager transformed his backyard experiment into a successful urban agriculture initiative. HydroProduce has donated over 3,500 pounds of fresh vegetables to local food pantries. This project also educated communities on building low-cost hydroponic systems for home...
Who owns Tata, who runs it? The Tata Sons-Tata Trusts power tussle explained
Tata Sons said in a statement that "Chandra acceded to the Board's request to reconsider his decision". The board subsequently "resolved by a majority vote to re-appoint him as Executive Chairman for a further term of five years upon the expiry of his current tenure".
How To Turn AI Agents Into A Full-Scale Workforce
Alexey Spas is the founder and CEO of Instinctools, a software engineering company focused on AI-powered digital solutions.
AI Agents Are Only As Good As The Foundation They Run On
The AI industry is undergoing a significant shift: from reactive AI (predictive insights) to proactive AI (agents that act on a company’s behalf).
Quality Assurance Tips For Improving Fintech Software
Considering that failures in fintech software can pose numerous threats, it's important that the race for speed doesn't affect end users.
Tokenization Is Transforming The Rails Beneath Financial Markets
Charlie Gautreaux is CTO of IRALOGIX, an AI-Native & API first wealth and retirement infrastructure company.
Palace issues rare rebuke after Diana's brother takes aim at King Charles - USA Today
In a rare statement, Buckingham Palace is pushing back against allegations Earl Charles Spencer levels against former brother-in-law King Charles in a forthcoming book about his late sister, Princess Diana.
Olugbile Holloway
In 1897, British troops sacked Benin City in modern-day Nigeria, and stole about 5,000 artifacts collectively known as the Benin Bronzes. Despite decades of calls for repatriation, many of these looted objects remained in museums in Europe and the U.S. until 2021, when some gover...
Chinese actor now sells vegetables in his hometown after AI takes over China's short dramas - CNA Lifestyle
Xu Peng went from filming 15 hours a day to having no acting jobs and has now returned to his hometown in rural Shandong to work at a market.