Zuckerberg warns China could win AI race, says US needs to accelerate

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg warns the US faces losing its AI lead to China, emphasizing the need to accelerate energy and data center infrastructure development to maintain competitiveness. He argues that advanced AI should be widely distributed for empowerment rather than centralized control by a few companies, advocating for democratic values in shaping AI's future.

Solar Eclipse 2026 tarot readings: Read what the cards have to say for zodiacs

A total solar eclipse in Leo on August 12 signals transformative changes for zodiac signs, with each sign facing unique lessons. Tarot reader Parmita Uniyal highlights the themes, from Aries' new opportunities to Aquarius' temporary isolation. Eclipses often mark turning points, indicating the need for reflection, growth, or letting go of the past in pursuit of new beginnings.

‘We were just giving an update’: Air India CEO on meeting with MoCA, DGCA

Air India's CEO Campbell Wilson updated Ministry of Civil Aviation officials on an investigation into a serious mid-air incident involving flight AI2379 from Phuket to Delhi, which experienced a sudden 300-foot altitude drop on August 4, injuring passengers. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau is leading the investigation, with Air India and Airbus cooperating fully under ICAO guidelines.

'Cowards': Congress on Amit Shah's 'no show ' in Lok Sabha, Rijiju hits back

In a heated exchange outside Parliament, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju accused the Congress party of avoiding discussions on critical issues, including student protests and police action. Despite the government's offer for a comprehensive debate led by Home Minister Amit Shah, Congress insisted on specific answers and mockingly questioned Shah's absence from the Lok Sabha. Rijiju criticized their unwillingness to engage in dialogue.

How Judo helped this Uttarakhand teen to reach North Pole

Fifteen-year-old Lucky Rawat from Chakrata, Uttarakhand, is the only Indian participating in the prestigious Icebreaker of Knowledge expedition to the North Pole aboard the Russian icebreaker 50 Let Pobedy. Selected among 22 global peers, Lucky views this opportunity as a dream come true, blending his passions for science and judo. His father beams with pride for his son's achievement.

Record 48 million Kanwariyas visit Haridwar in 2026 Kanwar fair: Officials

A record 48 million Kanwariyas visited Haridwar during this year's 14-day Shravan Kanwar pilgrimage, marking the largest gathering ever, as reported by officials. The district faced challenges in managing crowds, with over 6,000 police deployed. The turnout offers valuable insights for next year's Ardh Kumbh fair, reflecting the deep devotion toward Lord Shiva in Uttarakhand's culture.

Who's Julie Paul? Psychiatric nurse reveals Lindsay Clancy's worsening symptoms

Lindsay Clancy, evaluated for severe anxiety, showed no suicidality signs, according to psychiatric nurse Julie Paul, in November 2022. Clancy's treatment included Prozac, which she struggled with, leading to altered prescriptions for anxiety and sleep management. Paul later transferred Clancy's care due to relocation. Clancy had previously experienced anxiety after childbirth, complicating her treatment journey.

Raj is a supportive husband as he high-fives Samantha over ₹100 crore success

Actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu celebrated the success of her film *Maa Inti Bangaaram*, which grossed over ₹100 crore, alongside her partner Raj Nidimoru. Fans praised the couple on social media, highlighting their affectionate interactions during the celebration. Samantha, previously married to Naga Chaitanya, and Raj recently confirmed they are expecting their first child together.

Can children have hepatitis? Paediatrician shares causes, symptoms…

Jaundice often signals deteriorating liver function in children, with initial symptoms like fatigue, fever, and poor appetite, according to pediatrician Dr. Nakul Pathak. Urgent medical evaluation is crucial for jaundice, dark urine, or pale stools, as symptoms vary in severity and cause. Prevention of hepatitis hinges on sanitation, vaccination, and knowledgeable care for children.

Trump Shifts to Economic Pressure, Again, As Iran Won’t Meet His Demands

President Trump has shifted strategies in the Iran war, opting for economic pressure through sanctions and a naval blockade instead of military action, as domestic approval ratings dip. While aides argue this could force Iran to capitulate, officials warn of potential retaliation. Trump's previous agreements with Iran have failed, resulting in ongoing tensions regarding the Strait of Hormuz.

FCRA amendments: What the new bill proposes, and why it has sparked pushback

The government aims to achieve consensus on the contentious Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, which empowers a designated authority to manage assets from NGOs facing license issues, amidst criticism labeling it draconian. Concerns center on reduced liability for NGO managers and potential overreach affecting various charitable organizations. The bill, introduced on March 25, faces significant opposition on constitutional grounds.

‘Why lathis used only on protesting students, not political activists?’: Dipke

Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, criticized police actions against students protesting alleged recruitment exam irregularities in Jharkhand, comparing it to a similar incident in Delhi last month. He questioned why police crack down on student protests while political party workers remain unaffected, emphasizing that students are advocating for their rights, not for political gain.

Mova V50 Ultra robotic vacuum cleaner is one of the smartest vacuums I've tested

The Mova V50 Ultra effectively cleans homes up to 1,600 sq. ft. on a single charge, balancing power consumption across various modes. Although primarily seamless and automated, it requires manual intervention for large spills. Priced at ₹87,999, it's designed for larger homes, showcasing strong suction and adaptable navigation through obstacles, while the self-cleaning dock simplifies maintenance.

K-pop influencer dies during TikTok livestream after facing backlash from fans

Mina Chan, a 26-year-old K-pop influencer and ENHYPEN fan, died by suicide during a TikTok livestream on August 5, prompting an investigation by Seoul's Yongsan Police. Facing online backlash after a recent incident at a concert, Chan had apologized to fans prior to her death. Tributes flooded social media, condemning the harassment she endured. Chan's sister confirmed her passing on Instagram.

4 small daily rituals that can make ordinary days feel more meaningful

Before sleeping, reflect on your day and express gratitude, as suggested by life coach Sidhharrth S Kumaar. Embrace small daily rituals, such as mindful breathing or changing your routine, to create meaningful moments. Simple practices can transform ordinary days into memorable ones, reminding us to acknowledge our homes and the comforts they provide.

Techie working for UK firm compares work culture with Indian companies

A tech worker, Diwakar Singh, shared his contrasting experiences of remote work cultures between a UK company and former Indian firms, noting he often lacks assignments and must remind his manager for tasks. He highlighted the greater independence in the UK, unlike the constant pressure in Indian companies. Social media users reacted, underscoring the cultural differences.

Gill nudged to pick ‘nasty’ Gurnoor for Sri Lanka Tests: ‘Brings that X-factor'

Former Sri Lankan pacer Farveez Maharoof believes Gurnoor Brar could be a game-changer for India ahead of the first Test against Sri Lanka, as the team copes without Jasprit Bumrah. Injuries have plagued India’s lineup, necessitating Brar's potential debut. His strong performance in warm-ups highlights his prowess, marking a significant shift for the Shubman Gill-led squad amid looming WTC challenges.

Why urban Indian parents are rethinking breastfeeding: Paediatrician explains

Today’s generation of parents is more informed about health and parenting than ever before. With access to pregnancy apps, parenting groups, lactation consultants and telemedicine, families have more information and resources at their fingertips. However, greater awareness does not always translate into sustained breastfeeding practices.

Wall Street firms pay up to $100,000 for Trump’s Truth Social posts

Trump Media has launched its Truth API service, securing over 10 customers, primarily high-frequency trading firms, for real-time access to market-impacting posts from Trump’s Truth Social. Customers pay up to $100,000 monthly. With a reported $238 million quarterly loss, the service aims to generate new revenue while raising ethical concerns linked to Trump's influence and family ownership.

4 Jhansi cops suspended after body of accused found hanging in police station

In Jhansi, four police personnel, including Gursarain's station house officer, were suspended following the suicide of accused priest Rajendra Prasad Dwivedi in custody. SSP BBGTS Murthy cited negligence. An inquiry is underway, and two individuals face charges of abetment. Dwivedi's son alleges the sexual harassment complaint was fabricated over a land dispute.

'Motherhood is not one universal experience’: Mental health expert explains

For some women, motherhood does not begin with uncomplicated joy. It can begin with exhaustion, fear, grief, numbness, confusion or simply the struggle to get through each day. Prakriti Saxena Poddar, Clinically Trained Mental Health & Wellbeing Expert and Global Head at Roundglass, shared with HT Lifestyle that these emotions do not make a woman less loving or capable.

Pilot on Air India's Phuket-Delhi flight that dropped 300 feet fails dope test

An Air India pilot from a Phuket-Delhi flight that encountered severe turbulence tested positive for drugs following the incident. The turbulence raised safety concerns, prompting the investigation. This case adds to scrutiny over airline safety protocols and pilot conduct, highlighting the importance of rigorous health checks in the aviation industry to ensure passenger safety.

I would not buy a 4K TV based on resolution alone anymore, and here is why

The TV market has evolved, making 4K resolution less vital in assessing quality. Key features now include panel technology, image processing, brightness, and AI upscaling, enhancing lower-resolution content. New Mini LED and RGB Mini LED technologies provide superior brightness and color control. Buyers should prioritize processing and display capabilities over resolution alone when selecting a TV.

Your body may be dehydrated: Signs you’re not drinking enough water

Water is essential for digestion, temperature regulation, and waste elimination; dehydration complicates bowel movements and increases constipation risk. Symptoms of inadequate hydration include constant thirst, dark urine, chapped lips, dry skin, and headaches. Maintaining hydration improves overall health. Always consult a healthcare professional with concerns about your hydration or digestive health.

New-look Aston Villa midfield will look to trouble rusty PSG in UEFA Super Cup

Paris Saint-Germain face Aston Villa in the UEFA Super Cup, highlighting contrasting form. Villa's midfield, despite injuries, has had six weeks of preparation, while PSG’s star players reunited just 48 hours prior, struggling with recent matches. Villa, rebuilding strategically under manager Unai Emery, may leverage this cohesion against a psychologically impacted PSG, the reigning champions.

Woman hit by speeding BMW near Delhi airport, dies; driver apprehended

A 48-year-old woman, Jaiwanti, was killed by a speeding BMW in Delhi's Mehram Nagar while crossing at a zebra crossing during lunchtime. Following the incident, local residents blocked the road in protest, and police have arrested the driver. The accident has raised concerns about road safety and enforcement in the area, according to officials.

Eetha release postponed: Shraddha Kapoor film avoids clash with Yash's Toxic

The film *Eetha*, centered on legendary Marathi performer Vithabai Narayangaonkar, will now premiere on December 4, postponed from its original August 28 release due to scheduling conflicts. The film, featuring Shraddha Kapoor and co-produced by Maddock Films, explores Vithabai's impactful yet challenging life, highlighting her immense contributions to Lavani and Tamasha performances.

Second coming: Can Padikkal bring some order to the middle?

India's cricket team is seeking a stable middle-order batting lineup ahead of the crucial series against Sri Lanka, with young players like Devdutt Padikkal and Sarfaraz Khan vying for spots. After years of instability post the Tendulkar-Kohli era, Padikkal's impressive warm-up performance underscores his readiness. The series is vital for establishing a solid future for Indian cricket.

Hrithik Roshan agrees with filmmaker about addiction to stardom over cinema

Filmmaker Pratim D Gupta criticized India's focus on stardom over cinematic artistry in a recent Instagram post, highlighting the overshadowing of Mani Ratnam’s return to Kolkata by actors Vijay Sethupathi and Sai Pallavi. Hrithik Roshan echoed his sentiments, emphasizing the need for audiences to appreciate the artistry behind filmmaking rather than celebrity culture, advocating for a deeper understanding of cinema’s true essence.

Mirzapur the Movie trailer: Kaleen bhaiya, Guddu and Munna are back in form

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