Kanthraj Kiddipudi

Union Home Minister Amit Shah, addressing a rally in Madurai, asserted that while Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin believes Shah cannot defeat the DMK, the people of Tamil Nadu will ensure the DMK's loss in the upcoming assembly elections. Shah expressed confidence in a BJP-AIADMK alliance victory.

A controversial plan to supply Pakistan with 30 J-35A stealth fighters at a discounted price has ignited criticism across Chinese social media. Citizens question the financial prudence and strategic wisdom of exporting an unproven, fifth-generation aircraft, especially given Pakistan's payment history and China's own needs. The deal raises concerns about subsidizing a client state with an unfinished product.

Kohli didn’t leave because he stopped loving the game. He left because the game stopped understanding the kind of love he gave it.

Amidst US-Russia tensions over the Ukraine war, Moscow is actively seeking to strengthen its ties with India, particularly through defense deals and diplomatic initiatives.

Imran Khan is anticipated to secure bail on June 11 in the Al-Qadir Trust case, according to PTI chief Gohar Ali Khan, while the Islamabad High Court is set to hear petitions for Khan and his wife. PTI plans a political movement led by Khan from jail and rejects any deals for his release, despite government offers for talks.

As the rail link with Srinagar becomes a reality, here’s a look at how those behind the project overcame logistical challenges and braved everything from bombs to landslides to pull off the unthinkable

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.

JPMorgan, under CEO Jamie Dimon, is cracking down on junior bankers seeking outside employment within their first 18 months. A leaked letter warns new recruits that accepting positions elsewhere will result in immediate termination.