ED attaches  <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>1.22 crore worth assets in KPSC recruitment scam

Nikki Haley’s son takes aim at GOP after Midterm setback, backs her decision to skip 2028 race

Nikki Haley's son faulted Republicans for failing to deliver despite controlling the White House and Congress.

US asked Ukraine to cede Donbas in exchange for NATO membership, Zelensky says

Volodymyr Zelensky said he would put the question to a referendum if Ukraine received a comprehensive security package, including security guarantees.

If 'Mirzapur' characters start their social media handles, they'll have millions followers: Farhan

UK resumes US flights after FAA lifts ground stop; further disruption expected: Report

The authority cautioned that the lifting of the ground stop does not mean an immediate return to normal operations, as airlines are likely to face disruption&nbsp;

Stuart Russell on AI safety, impact on humanity and what US, China &amp; India should do | HTLS 2026

Artificial intelligence expert Stuart Russell has called for international standards and mandatory pre-release testing of AI systems, saying national regulations alone are not enough. Speaking at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2026, the UC Berkeley professor said China has stricter artificial intelligence regulations than the United States and Europe. Russell cited a statement issued by several countries, led by Norway and Finland, calling for mandatory testing before AI systems are released. He said systems that fail these tests should not be allowed to enter the market. Russell also warned about emerging AI “loss of control” incidents, referring to cases involving OpenAI chats and Hugging Face. He cautioned that while such incidents have so far occurred in cyberspace, similar loss-of-control events could affect financial markets. 

Schoolgirl assault: Haryana rights panel calls for review of child-safety arrangements

'Climate Crisis' sceptic Koonin on why disaster-hit nations shouldn't expect western aid| HTLS 2026

At the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2026, climate scientist Steven E Koonin questioned the effectiveness of global climate negotiations, arguing that promises of financial assistance from developed countries have not materialised. He said India should prioritise meeting its immediate energy needs as it continues to develop, rather than focus on decarbonisation before it becomes wealthier. Koonin also responded to demands for climate compensation from disaster-hit countries such as Nepal, pointing to deforestation, settlement patterns and the lack of early-warning systems as factors that can worsen disasters. He described large-scale Western climate aid as unlikely, citing financial pressures in the US and Europe. 

‘Youngsters don’t want false promises': Akhilesh Yadav on youth, CJP and recent protests

Gen Z and the younger generation are clear about what they want, Akhilesh Yadav said at HT Leadership Summit, adding that they do not want false promises.

Akhilesh Yadav speaks on his upcoming visit to Ram Mandir and the reason behind it | HTLS 2026

Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav said the Congress is seeking to contest 181 of the 403 assembly seats in Uttar Pradesh in next year's elections. Speaking at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2026, the former Uttar Pradesh chief minister described the Samajwadi Party's relationship with Congress as “very good” while responding to questions about seat-sharing negotiations between the INDIA bloc allies. Asked whether Congress had sought 100 seats, Yadav said its demand was higher. He indicated that the party had asked for slightly fewer than 200 seats and confirmed the figure as 181 when asked directly. His remarks offer an indication of the seat-sharing discussions between the two parties ahead of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections in 2027. 

ED attaches ₹1.22 crore worth assets in KPSC recruitment scam