Harihar Gundurao Dattatreya

Trump’s memo referred to the protests as a “form of rebellion.” By invoking the same clause Lyndon B. Johnson once used in 1965 to protect civil rights protesters in Alabama, Trump flipped the script: this time, troops weren’t defending dissent—they were suppressing it.

A Canadian journalist has voiced serious concerns about the growing presence of Khalistani extremists in Canada. This alarming situation unfolds just before the G7 Summit, where Prime Minister Modi has been invited, despite ongoing tensions between India and Canada over the issue of extremism.

India must invest in AI capabilities, develop advanced robotics, and prepare for tech-driven terrorism. As AI escalates the destructive potential of conflict, India and the world must prioritise communication and diplomacy for sustainable solutions.

A deadly stampede outside Bengaluru's M Chinnaswamy Stadium during Royal Challengers Bengaluru's IPL victory celebrations claimed 11 lives and injured 75. Heart-wrenching stories emerge, including a father's inconsolable grief at his son's grave.

Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma voiced strong concerns over reports of illegal cattle slaughter during Eid-ul-Zuha celebrations, warning of strict action against violators regardless of their background. Multiple cases involving cattle parts and illegal slaughter sites were uncovered across the state, leading to sixteen arrests. The crackdown underscores Assam's commitment to enforcing the Assam Cattle Preservation Act and maintaining communal harmony.

Landour’s forests, silence and slow rhythm gave it a timeless allure. Today, selfie-seekers, blaring SUVs and weekend chaos threaten to drown all of that.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella advises aspiring tech professionals to prioritize computational thinking fundamentals, even with AI's growing influence. He emphasizes the importance of logically breaking down problems and designing systematic solutions. Nadella also revealed that AI now contributes significantly to Microsoft's code, writing up to 30% of it.

India has imposed anti-dumping duties on insoluble sulphur from China and Japan, along with vitamin-A palmitate from China, the EU, and Switzerland. This action, prompted by a DGTR investigation, aims to protect domestic manufacturers from unfairly priced imports.