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Iran a done deal? Trump in WAR Room to take 'FINAL' call as US lifts naval blockade of Hormuz
7 killed as storm batters West Bengal districts
Seven people died in West Bengal on Friday after severe storms and squalls hit Kolkata, Howrah, Hooghly, South 24 Parganas and other districts, causing electrocution, house collapses and widespread damage.
Wildflowering dating trend explained: Wildflowering is a modern dating trend encouraging natural relationship development without labels or timelines. This approach aims to reduce the pressure and overthinking often associated with dating apps and strict rules. While offering a relaxed alternative, experts caution that a complete lack of structure can lead to confusion and unmet expectations.
Black Hawk chases drug boat of Puerto Rico in dramatic CBP operation; 391 pounds of cocaine seized
They walk among us: White House drops chilling alien message, tracker goes LIVE!
A skeleton found near a search for Nancy Guthrie is believed to be up to 1,000 years old. Experts confirmed the remains are prehistoric and unrelated to Guthrie's case. The discovery highlights the Sonoran Desert's harsh environment, where bodies can surface due to erosion or development. The remains have been transferred to the Tohono O'odham Nation.
CDS Gen Anil Chauhan releases doctrine on joint air defence
General Anil Chauhan, the Chief of Defence Staff, has introduced an innovative military doctrine dedicated to joint air defence, signaling a transformative leap for the Indian Defence Forces. This doctrine seeks to weave together operations and readiness, constructing a robust framework for India's air defence capabilities.
Ajit Dovals top 7 moments from Russia that underscore Indias strategic confidence on global stage
Quote of the Day by Adam Smith: This is one of the most powerful openings in the history of economics and philosophy. It perfectly highlights a side of Adam Smith that people often forget. While everyone remembers him for the invisible hand and self-interest in The Wealth of Nations, this quote from The Theory of Moral Sentiments reminds us that he didn't view humans as purely cold, calculating machines. To Smith, our natural capacity for sympathy and mutual empathy is the foundational bedrock that allows a functioning societyand a stable economyto exist in the first place.
Trumps ex-AG Pam Bondi getting grilled in Congress over Epstein Files as survivors 'cry for help'
ED attaches Rs 634-crore assets in money laundering case against Unitech realty project
A provisional order has been issued under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) to attach properties connected with the Unitech Golf and Country Club (UGCC) Project situated in Sectors 96, 97 and 98 of Noida, Uttar Pradesh, the central agency said in a statement.
CISF to boost counter drone and emergency measures
To counter low-altitude aerial threats effectively, the CISF has rolled out a phased Counter-Drone Training Programme for its personnel in close collaboration with the Indian Army. Conducted at multiple specialized locations, this program equips personnel with advanced capabilities to detect, track, and neutralize hostile Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAVs).
To the Situation Room, now! With new message, Trump stirs Iran cauldron again
Trump's comments assume significance as tensions between the US and Iran have remained elevated over Tehrans nuclear activities, sanctions and regional security concerns. Recent developments in the Middle East have also intensified fears of escalation that could impact global trade routes and energy prices.
Space stem cell research is rapidly changing cancer treatment and regenerative medicine worldwide. Scientists aboard the International Space Station discovered stem cells grow into realistic 3D tissue structures faster in microgravity. NASA says these conditions reveal biological processes hidden by Earths gravity. Researchers now study tumour growth, tissue repair, immune disorders, and disease progression more accurately in space. The breakthrough could accelerate personalized medicine, advanced cancer therapies, organ regeneration, and future healthcare innovation.
Government launches common landing portal for unclaimed financial assets
The initiative is expected to enhance public awareness, improve ease of access to information and contribute to the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047 through greater financial empowerment, inclusion and trust in the financial system, the finance ministry said in a statement.
Bitcoin BTC USD crash prediction: Investor confidence in crypto is waning. Billions are exiting Bitcoin ETFs. Capital is flowing into the strong US stock market. AI stocks are drawing significant attention. Bitcoin prices have fallen below $74,000. On-chain data shows weakening demand. This trend mirrors past bear markets. Long-term holders are increasing but new buyers are scarce.
Who truly leads the AI industry now? As Anthropic reaches a $965 billion valuation and launches Claude Opus 4.8, the AI race enters a new phase. Is OpenAI losing AI dominance despite its first-mover advantage, or does AI leadership now belong to the company winning in enterprise AI, advanced reasoning, coding performance, investor confidence, and large language model adoption?
Quote of the day by Immanuel Kant: Immanuel Kant's quote emphasizes universal moral principles, urging individuals to consider if their actions would be acceptable as a universal law. This philosophy stresses rational, consistent ethical behavior over personal gain, highlighting its importance for social order and trust in modern life.
LIVE | Pam Bondi GRILLED over handling of Epstein Files in explosive closed-door house oversight
US goods trade deficit narrows in April on strong exports
The goods trade gap narrowed 3.4% to $82.4 billion last month, the Commerce Department's Census Bureau said on Friday. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the goods trade deficit at $86.5 billion.
Gabbard resignation: From fierce critics to sudden concern? Why Dems turn on Trump over Tulsi exit
'Stop pushing SLAVERY-ERA IDEA!': Rep Gooden TORCHES Democrats over SCOTUS expansion plan
ICE removal halted? Minnesota Governor Walzs last-minute pardon of a Lao immigrant raises eyebrows
The psychology behind people who constantly try to solve everyone elses problems reveals a complicated blend of empathy, trauma responses, emotional validation, codependency and personal identity.
West Bengal govt hands over 142.7 acres along India-Bangladesh border to BSF for outposts, fencing
Top officials of the Union Education Ministry led by Higher Education Secretary Vineet Joshi, NTA Director General Abhishek Singh and officials of the National Medical Commission (NMC) including its chairman Abhijat Chandrakant Sheth also appeared before the panel.
What to know about the Bundibugyo virus, a species of Ebola causing an outbreak in Congo
A rare Bundibugyo virus outbreak in Congo, with over 200 deaths, lacks specific treatments or vaccines, complicating response efforts. While potentially less lethal than other Ebola strains, its high mortality rate necessitates basic public health measures. Promising vaccine and therapy candidates are undergoing clinical trials.
The US missile stockpile crisis is now exposing a deeper global defense weakness as America fired more than 1,000 Patriot interceptors but replaced only 172 during the Iran war. Pentagon missile reserves are shrinking fast. Patriot missile shortages are now affecting Ukraine and Taiwan at the same time. Defense experts warn some US missile defense systems may not recover before 2029.
'If President comes, I'll leave': Mamdanis reply to Trump appearance at MSG sets buzz for finals
RBI books 1.69 lakh crore forex gains amid record dollar sales
The Reserve Bank of India earned 1.69 lakh crore from foreign exchange transactions in FY26, up 52% from the previous year, as it sold a record $53.13 billion from forex reserves to support the rupee amid a 9.5% depreciation. RBIs total foreign income rose 27% to 3.28 lakh crore, helped by higher returns from foreign securities, while domestic income increased 26% to 1 lakh crore due to higher interest on rupee securities.
Quote of the day: Mary Kay Ash died in 2001, but her influence continues to reach far beyond the beauty industry. She remains a lasting symbol of resilience, leadership and female empowerment around the world. Her company created opportunities for countless individuals seeking financial independence, entrepreneurial freedom and more flexible career paths.
Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie has spent over $500,000 on private investigators. She is searching for her mother, Nancy, who was abducted months ago. Guthrie feels the official investigation is not enough. She has hired an independent team of experts. This team is working leads daily to find Nancy. Guthrie believes hope is the only thing driving her search.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has officially launched the book 'Operation Sindoor', a documented chronicle of extraordinary heroism featuring accounts from 100 dedicated participants. This pivotal operation not only marked a significant achievement but also led to an expedited ceasefire with Pakistan.
Quote of the day by Sylvester Stallone highlights how people use Halloween to express hidden emotions and personal identity. The quote talks about fun, freedom, family time and social behavior. It also connects with modern life where people often hide their true feelings at work and in society. The quote continues to gain attention because of its meaning and relevance during Halloween celebrations and discussions about self-expression.
Govt mulling expansion of BSF's operational mandate: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced plans to expand the Border Security Force's (BSF) role, under which a new 'territorial security' concept will be introduced to enhance border protection. Work on securing vulnerable areas along the Pakistan border is nearing completion. The government is investing significantly in advanced technology and infrastructure to fortify India's borders.
The OTHER SIDE IS MAD!: GOP Rep Schmidt unloads on Dems over explosive court-packing push
Youre BIG-TIME HYPOCRITE, Senator!: Kash Patel loses calm in senate over 'DRINK ON DUTY' claims
Millions of SSI recipients are set to receive their $994 SSI check on June 1, 2026, according to the Social Security Administration's payment calendar. Because June 1 falls on a business day, no early payment is scheduled. The June 2026 Social Security schedule also includes payments on June 3, June 10, June 17, and June 24, depending on beneficiaries eligibility and birth dates.
India, US hold talks on Indo-Pacific security challenges on sidelines of Singapore summit
Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh held significant talks with US Indo-Pacific Command chief Admiral Samuel J Paparo in Singapore, focusing on bolstering military cooperation and addressing regional security challenges. These discussions, held during the Shangri-La Dialogue, underscored India and the US's shared commitment to a stable Indo-Pacific amidst growing global strategic competition. Singh also engaged with other international defence leaders.
The Indian club that outlasted the British may not survive Modi
The Indian government has moved to evict the historic Delhi Gymkhana Club from its 27-acre site in central Delhi, saying the land near Prime Minister Narendra Modis residence is needed for public use and security reasons. The Housing Ministry has asked the club to vacate by June 5.
CBSE postpones Class 12 verification and re-evaluation portal launch, check new date
The Central Board of Secondary Education has delayed its Post-Result Activities portal. This platform for answer book verification and re-evaluation will now launch on June 1, 2026. The board aims for a transparent and glitch-free process. Students can seek assistance via the CBSE Tele-Counseling Helpline or email. This revised timeline ensures efficiency and accuracy in handling post-result requests.
Renowned Urdu poet Bashir Badr, celebrated for his deeply moving verses, has passed away in Bhopal at the age of 91. His iconic couplet, Dushmani jam kar karo, resonated widely, symbolising hope and dignity. Badrs simple yet profound shayari, often reflecting love and the pain of life, continues to be cherished across generations, leaving behind an indelible literary legacy.
2026 Prime young adult TV shows & movies that will leave you obsessed with romance, drama & chaos
Top 7 movies to watch of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay this weekend
Ghaziabad Food Raid: UPFSDA seizes and destroys 1,000 kg of suspected fake paneer
Ive made MY VIEWS CLEAR on Israeli govt!: Mamdani SNUBS Israel Day Parade, breaks 61-yr tradition
Word of the Day: Kakistocracy is far more than an obscure dictionary term. It is a striking linguistic weapon, sharp, historical and emotionally loaded. Its ancient Greek origins give the word intellectual weight, while its meaning feels remarkably relevant in modern political and cultural conversations.
NEET-UG 2026 paper leak row: NTA tells Supreme Court it has undertaken wide-ranging security reforms
The National Testing Agency has told the Supreme Court about significant reforms after the NEET-UG 2026 exam leak. New security measures and structural changes are in place. These include enhanced CCTV checks, mock drills, and better power backup systems. The agency is also considering a shift to computer-based tests for future exams.
Importance of India is now: US envoy Sergio Gor highlights Pharma trust, Pax Silica partnership
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor on Friday placed pharmaceuticals and the Pax Silica technology partnership at the centre of the growing India-US strategic relationship, saying Washington views India as a trusted partner in securing critical supply chains and shaping future technologies.
Delhi's fire safety clearance process is set to become faster with the introduction of a third-party fire audit system. This comes after a retired IAS officer died due to an AC blast in his South Delhi home. Approved private auditors can now issue fire safety certificates, decentralizing the process and allowing the Delhi Fire Service to focus on enforcement. A new digital monitoring system for high-risk buildings will also enhance real-time safety checks.
Antilia bomb scare case: SC dismisses ex-cop Pradeep Sharma's discharge plea
The Supreme Court has rejected former IPS officer Pradeep Rameshwar Sharma's plea for discharge in the Antilia bomb scare and Mansukh Hiren murder case. Sharma sought to be freed from charges linking him to Hiren's death. The court stated discharge cannot be granted at this stage. The High Court had previously dismissed Sharma's appeal against a trial court order.
India-Oman CEPA to strengthen energy security, trade resilience and export growth: Report
India and Oman's Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement begins June 1, 2026. This pact will significantly boost trade and energy security. Indian exporters will find new opportunities across various sectors. The agreement also supports India's energy diversification plans. Oman is becoming a key gateway for India's future energy and supply chains in the Gulf region.
An Indian man's return from abroad sparked debate, with many perceiving it as a sign of failure rather than a personal choice. Relatives and acquaintances offered sympathetic remarks, implying his overseas stint didn't work out. This highlights a societal obsession with international careers and a tendency to romanticize foreign living, often overlooking individual preferences and career decisions.
'Expect trade deal to be signed in next few weeks and months,' US Envoy to India Sergio Gor
US Ambassador Sergio Gor anticipates a US-India trade deal signing soon. Bilateral trade has surged, reflecting strong economic ties. The agreement aims to boost opportunities for businesses and workers in both nations. Collaboration on critical minerals and research is also expanding. This partnership holds significant potential for future growth and innovation.
The billionaire shakedown: How India changed its 'default' settings
India's decade-old Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code has revolutionized corporate finance, ending a 'defaulter's paradise' and recovering trillions. While significantly boosting financial stability and economic growth, the law now faces challenges from judicial delays. Recent amendments aim to address these bottlenecks, ensuring the code's continued effectiveness in safeguarding India's economic progress.
Woman compares hiring to speed dating after company revokes offer letter 48 hours before joining
A job seeker, Muskan Chauhan, faced a revoked offer letter just two days before her scheduled start date. She had completed multiple interview rounds and a case study. The company cited the original employee's decision to stay. Chauhan highlighted inconsistencies in hiring processes, where candidates face strict expectations while companies can withdraw offers unexpectedly.
RBI to hold rates in June; majority now expect hike by year-end: Poll
The Reserve Bank of India is expected to hold its key interest rate steady in June. However, economists now foresee at least one rate hike by the end of the year. This shift is driven by concerns over elevated oil prices and a weakening rupee. Inflation remains below the RBI's target, providing little immediate pressure for action.
Bengal leather industry expecting raw material shortage amid strict slaughter norms
West Bengal's leather industry is facing a raw material shortage. Stricter animal slaughter regulations are impacting the supply of cow and buffalo hides. This comes after Eid al-Adha, a peak season for hide availability. Traders fear this will worsen the situation for an already stressed sector. The industry relies heavily on these hides for its export-oriented products.
Imported voters, fake websites: Russia's covert efforts to stop Armenia's pivot West
Russia is reportedly working to unseat Armenia's leader ahead of the June 7 election. Moscow fears his re-election will cement Armenia's shift towards the West. Plans include disinformation campaigns and transporting Russian-Armenians to influence the vote. Armenia has been moving closer to Europe and the US, a move that displeases Russia.
The Indian government is set to provide social security benefits to gig and platform workers. These benefits will include accident insurance, health coverage, and old-age protection. Platform companies must integrate their worker data with the e-Shram portal by June 22. This initiative aims to secure the welfare of a rapidly growing workforce.
Securing a job at tech giants like Netflix and Amazon is a tough challenge. Vishva Mohan, CEO of upGrad School of Technology, revealed that most resumes are rejected because they do not match specific job requirements. He stressed that tailoring applications to each role is crucial. Companies also face hiring hurdles like long notice periods and salary mismatches.
Twisha Sharma Death Case: The CBI has requested a five-day remand for Twisha Sharma's mother-in-law, Giribala Singh, and an extension for accused Samarth Singh in a dowry death case. Giribala, a former judge, was arrested after her anticipatory bail was cancelled by the Madhya Pradesh High Court. The Supreme Court has directed the CBI to expedite the investigation.
Suspected toxic liquor kills 7 in Pimpri Chinchwad; similar angle being probed in 3 deaths in Pune
Tragedy struck Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad as seven people died from suspected spurious liquor. Three more are undergoing treatment. Authorities have detained eight individuals in connection with the deaths. Investigations are underway to determine the exact cause and prevent further incidents. The State Excise Department is actively involved in the probe.
GT vs RR Qualifier 2 Playing 11: Rajasthan Royals, buoyed by Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's explosive 97, face Gujarat Titans in Qualifier 2 for a spot in the IPL 2026 final against RCB. Gujarat seeks redemption after a heavy playoff loss. The winner advances to face Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the summit clash on May 29 in New Chandigarh.
RBI warns prolonged West Asia conflict could hit Indias economy
Amidst the backdrop of conflict in West Asia, India's economic landscape finds itself at a crossroads. Although the Reserve Bank of India projects a promising growth outlook, it highlights that increasing geopolitical strife could throw a wrench into the economy's momentum. High energy prices and interrupted supply chains raise valid concerns.
A hiring manager's shared LinkedIn chat reveals a candidate's aggressive response to basic job queries, sparking widespread debate. The candidate allegedly sent abusive messages after being asked for salary and joining details. While some defend the recruiter's standard questions, others critique the bluntness, yet most condemn the candidate's unprofessionalism amid job market frustrations.
The Nagaland State Lottery Sambad Dear Weekly Friday draw results for May 29, 2026, are eagerly awaited by participants hoping to win the Rs 1 Crore top prize. Official winning numbers will be announced soon, and players can check them on authorized portals. Winners must keep their tickets safe for prize claims.
Maharashtra is a land of meat-eaters: Sanjay Raut on Mumbai Bakrid row debate
Finance Ministry to review PSBs performance today, Secretary Nagaraju will chair high-level meet
The Department of Financial Services is holding a major meeting with Public Sector Banks today. The focus is on strengthening digital banking and combating cyber fraud. Bank leaders will discuss financial health, bad loans, and recovery efforts. The meeting will also cover credit to farmers and small businesses. A new DFS website will be launched to improve public access.
Rajasthan Royals' young opener Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is making waves in IPL 2026. A Pakistani analyst called him a 'Genetic Djinn' for his powerful batting. The 15-year-old combines traditional shots with baseball-like body mechanics. His fearless approach and confidence under pressure have impressed experts and fans alike. Sooryavanshi's rise is a significant story in Indian cricket.
PMK leader Anbumani Ramadoss urges Centre, TN govt to curb rising fertiliser prices
Farmers face distress due to soaring fertiliser costs. PMK leader C Ramadoss calls for government intervention. He urges subsidies and affordable fertiliser availability. The leader warns of reduced food production and threats to food security. Swift action is needed to support farming communities and ensure national food security.
BJP leader Dilip Ghosh seen riding a motorbike during the morning in Kolkata
Delhi HC seeks response from Centre, X over Cockroach Janta Party's handle being withheld
The Delhi High Court has issued notices to the Union government and X regarding the blocking of the Cockroach Janta Party's account. The satirical outfit's founder challenged the action, alleging it was based on national security grounds and raising concerns about online censorship and free speech.
IPL 2026: Anil Kumble lauds Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's consistency
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is impressing Anil Kumble with his IPL performance. The 15-year-old has smashed a record 65 sixes this season. He leads the tournament in runs and holds the Orange Cap. Kumble notes Sooryavanshi's consistent hitting has put pressure on his opening partner Yashasvi Jaiswal. Sooryavanshi's rise is making waves in the T20 circuit.
The Supreme Court has declined to intervene in the Allahabad High Court's decision to grant anticipatory bail to Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati in the case involving allegations under the POCSO Act. The High Court had previously granted bail to the Swami and his disciple. Both parties were directed to cooperate with the investigation and refrain from media statements.
Hamirpur bridge collapse: At least six killed, CM Yogi orders swift rescue ops, ensures compensation
Supreme Court sets three-month deadline for high courts to deliver verdicts
Supreme Court mandates swift justice. High courts must now deliver judgments within three months of reserving orders. Bail applications require same-day pronouncements. Orders for bail or sentence suspension will be communicated immediately. This ensures faster release for undertrials and convicts, preferably on the same or next day. The apex court emphasizes that delays cause irreparable loss to litigants.
India steers boat through a risky channel between war clouds and El Nino
India faces a challenging global economic outlook for 2026-27. Geopolitical tensions and volatile oil prices are key concerns. However, India is building resilience through infrastructure, manufacturing incentives, and reduced import dependence. The nation is positioning itself as an investment destination amidst global uncertainty. Domestic demand and strategic initiatives offer a path forward.
Reserve Bank's FY26 income gets Rs 1.69 lakh crore forex boost
The Reserve Bank of India saw a significant 52% surge in foreign exchange transaction gains, reaching 1.69 trillion rupees for the fiscal year ending March. This increase stems from selling dollars to protect the rupee. The central bank also reported substantial earnings from its investments in foreign securities. A record 2.87 trillion rupees will be transferred to the federal government.
Anand Mahindra wants to meet Esha Singh, but with one condition. Praising the young shooter after her ISSF World Cup gold in Munich, Mahindra admired her calmness and laser-sharp focus, comparing her to a yogi in deep meditation. Esha thanked him for the encouragement, calling his words a huge honour. Their exchange has won hearts online and highlighted the power of mental discipline and sporting excellence.
Nikki Bhati case takes a twist: Sister, prime witness, turns hostile, family agrees to settlement
Nine months after Nikki Bhati's death, a settlement has been reached between her family and her husband's family. Property has been transferred for the children's future. The prime witness, Nikki's sister Kanchan, has changed her statement in court. The criminal trial will continue based on available evidence. The prosecution's case is weakened by the witness's altered testimony.
George Harrison, the quiet Beatle, was a master musician, film producer, and actor known for his introspection and spiritual journey. His immersion in Indian philosophy shaped his search for inner peace, emphasizing selflessness and transcendence beyond ego. Harrison's life illustrates that true fulfillment comes from looking beyond oneself, finding serenity through service and meaningful connections, not just material success.
Punjab Civic Body Poll Results Live News: Vote counting for the Punjab civic election 2026 is underway today across 102 civic bodies amid tight security arrangements. The results are considered crucial for major political parties, including AAP, Congress, BJP and SAD. The outcome is expected to shape the political atmosphere ahead of next years Assembly elections in Punjab. Several clashes and allegations of violence were also reported during polling.
India to get below normal rainfall with precipitation less than 90% of LPA: IMD
India anticipates below-average monsoon rains this year, with precipitation expected to be less than 90% of the Long Period Average (LPA). This forecast, downgraded from an earlier prediction, raises concerns for agricultural production, particularly pulses and oilseeds, potentially impacting consumption and inflation. El Nio conditions are also developing, contributing to the forecast of reduced rainfall.
IPL: BCCI bans smart sunglasses in PMOA, warns of action in case of violation
The BCCI's Anti-Corruption Unit has banned smart sunglasses for players and officials in the ongoing IPL. These devices possess advanced communication features like live streaming and video calls. Possession and use within the Players and Match Officials Area are now strictly prohibited. Players must deposit these gadgets along with phones and smartwatches before entering the PMOA.
Harsh Goenka shared a viral video showcasing Indian Railways' 'Clean My Coach' service, which has garnered praise online. The clip shows how railway staff responded within two minutes to a cleaning request on a moving train. This swift action, a rare positive experience for many, is restoring faith in public services and demonstrating the impact of efficient customer support.
A Nepal-born tech professional, Pratik Karki, shared his arduous US immigration journey after securing his green card. Facing H-1B visa rejections and career risks, Karki left a lucrative Google job to launch a startup. His perseverance, coupled with his wife's support, led to visa approval and the beginning of his entrepreneurial venture.
Pernods Delhi drought deepens as Indian court rejects liquor sales plea
A French liquor giant's bid to restart sales in New Delhi has been denied by an Indian court. This marks three years since the company's products were unavailable in the capital. Pernod Ricard faces ongoing legal and tax challenges in India, its largest global market by volume. The company denies allegations of wrongdoing in the ongoing investigations.
Retired IAS officer Dhanendra Kumar AC Blast: Recent AC incidents in Delhi-NCR have raised safety concerns. A retired IAS officer tragically died after a suspected AC blast. Experts point to compressor failure, refrigerant leaks, and electrical faults as major causes. Poor maintenance and improper installation increase risks. Regular servicing and professional handling are crucial to prevent such disasters and ensure safety.
Robots steal the show at Seoul fashion show
