Box cricket facility inaugurated in Anna Stadium in Palayamkottai
Amazon-owned Ring is pushing into robotics with the launch of a home security drone and a rolling robot designed to patrol and protect businesses.
AIKS national conference to be held in Nalgonda from November 15 to 18
One lakh farmers expected at November 15 public meeting; conference to deliberate on farm suicides, remunerative prices and impact of international trade agreements on Indian agriculture.
Meta launches AI age verification globally to protect teens on Instagram
The AI tool helps determine whether the user is an adult or a teen
Moving car gutted in fire in Malappuram
A short circuit in the cars air-conditioning system is suspected to have caused the fire.
Kashmirs air pollution debate: How serious is the threat?
As winter approaches fast, air pollution and ailments related to it become a matter of concern in Kashmir. The varying Air Quality Index (AQI) data, has of late, become a debatable issue. GKTV delves deep into how serious is the problem of air pollution and which set of AQI data is more reliable. Besides, leading pulmonologist Dr Naveed Nazir highlights do's and don'ts in view of approaching winter and higher pollution levels.
Google launches two AI chips as it seeks to challenge NVIDIAs dominance
New systems target secure AI inference and memory-intensive workloads as Google seeks to expand enterprise adoption of its in-house AI processors
Apple Watch Ultra 4 configs back to all-time lows at nearly $100 off [Updated]
Update: Black Apple Watch Ultra 4 Milanese Loop $799 (Reg. $899) Black Apple Watch Ultra 4 Burgundy Trail $699 (Reg. $799) Black Apple Watch Ultra 4 Burgundy Alpine $699 (Reg. $799) Natural Apple Watch Ultra 4Translucent Gray Ocean $699 (Reg. $799) Natural Apple Watch Ultra 4 Milanese Loop $799 (Reg. $899) Natural Apple Watch Ultra 4 Desert Alpine $699 (Reg. $799) Alongside the Apple TV 4K pre-order discount , the return of all-time low pricing on AirTag 2 at $17.50 each , and AirPods Pro 3 at $50 off , Amazon is now offering nearly $100 off the brand new black Apple Watch Ultra 4 this price is on par with the official Black Friday deals we tracked on the Ultra 3 last year. Amazon 2026 early Black Friday sale now live: Apple, Pixel, Samsung, LEGO, holiday, more more
Cyclones Arnab, Murasu damage 13.21% of Krishna districts paddy area
Farmers who suffered at least 33% crop damage to receive 25,000 as compensation; severity of the damage more in the coastal mandals, says Krishna District Agricultural Officer
Sonia Gandhis Belonging takes off with bibliophiles snapping up copies
High Court Receives Bomb Threat Email Over Diljit Dosanjh Concert
The Madhya Pradesh High Court's Gwalior bench received an email threatening a bomb explosion and referencing singer Diljit Dosanjh's upcoming concert in Indore. Police have heightened security and are investigating the origin of the threat, which follows similar warnings to schools and the Indore Mayor's office. Despite the threats and a ban on some of his songs, Dosanjh confirmed the concert will proceed.
Tamil Nadu library book scam: DVAC inspects records in Chennai and Coimbatore
The investigation follows allegations of manipulated purchases, suspicious publishers and AI-generated books, with officials examining records from the previous regime
Mannarkkad gears up to host Kerala State school science fair from November 18
More than 7,000 students expected to take part in event; Minister Samsudheen chairs review meeting to assess preparations made by various committees, subcommittees
Why are Adi community members opposing the Siang Upper Multipurpose Project in Arunachal Pradesh?
The Adi community has been protesting against the Siang Upper Multipurpose Project in Arunachal Pradesh, saying it threatens their land, livelihoods, and civilisation. The agitation has turned violent in response to increasing use of force by the State authorities. The community alleges that the State government has used deceit, force, and threats to get consent for the feasibility study. Abhinay Lakshman reports on the resistance
Violent clashes hit Bangladesh amid Sheikh Hasina
Dhaka: One person was killed and at least eight vehicles were set ablaze in separate incidents across Bangladesh overnight amid escalating tensions over ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasinas planned return next month, police said on Tuesday, November 10. Unidentified people torched the vehicles, including several buses, and set off crude bombs at multiple locations. A Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
India Post being modernised with focus on technology, customer service: Pemmasani
The Union Minister inspects post offices and BSNL infrastructure in Bhopal; stresses faster postal services and improved connectivity
Prince Andrews Former Therapist Breaks Silence Over Alleged Conduct During 2005 Sessions
Former Prince Andrews past has come under fresh scrutiny after his former physical therapist, Emma Gruenbaum, made allegations about his conduct during six private sessions in 2005. Speaking to The Sun, Gruenbaum claimed Andrew made repeated inappropriate remarks, asked personal questions and tried to hug her despite her objections. She also alleged that he crossed professional boundaries during the treatments at Royal Lodge. Gruenbaum said she eventually stopped working with him because she believed he wanted more than a professional massage. Her claims come amid renewed scrutiny over Andrews links to Jeffrey Epstein and Virginia Giuffre. Andrews spokesperson declined to comment on the allegations, according to The Sun.
5 lessons from Hospitality with a Heart by Amrita Tripathi
Discover five powerful lessons from Hospitality with a Heart by Amrita Tripathi, a book exploring identity, acceptance, empathy and workplace inclusion.
Water level in Mullaperiyar dam stands at 122.75 feet
LAHDC polls to deepen democracy in Ladakh: Chief Secretary Kundra
Leh, Nov 10: Ladakh Chief Secretary Ashish Kundra on Tuesday defended the decision to hold the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC) elections on December 4, asserting that the polls mark an important step towards deepening democracy and strengthening democratic institutions in the Union Territory. Appealing to people of Ladakh, including youth and religious organisations, to participate enthusiastically in the electoral process, Kundra said the upcoming elections would mark a significant step towards strengthening grassroots democracy and revitalising democratic governance across the region. Before the LAHDC elections, panchayat and municipal polls will be held in Ladakh on November 21. The Ladakh administration on Tuesday announced the schedule for elections to the eight LAHDCs. The election schedule was announced amid opposition from various groups in Ladakh, with Kargil observing a complete shutdown against holding the LAHDC elections during winter. Several groups, including the Leh Apex Body and the Kargil Democratic Alliance, have demanded postponement of the polls until after the winter season. Addressing concerns over holding elections during the winter season, the chief secretary said schools in Ladakh have traditionally remained functional until December 15 or 16, and there should be no particular difficulty for adults in exercising their right to vote on December 4. He, however, assured voters that the administration had instructed all deputy commissioners to make adequate arrangements at polling stations, including heating facilities and separate queues for senior citizens, to ensure that voters do not face inconvenience. Emphasising the importance of the election schedule, Kundra said the timely constitution of the elected councils would give them the months of January, February and March to prepare the budget for the next financial year. If the councils are constituted after that, the entire budget preparation cycle could be missed, potentially delaying the process by a full year, Kundra said addressing a press conference here, underlining that the budget had to be prepared before March. He also rejected what he described as misleading perceptions that the incoming elected LAHDCs would not enjoy their full powers. The chief secretary clarified that the powers already vested in the councils under the existing law would remain intact. He explained that the elected councils would exercise not only the powers provided under the relevant Act but also those envisaged for the District Panchayat under the 73rd Constitutional Amendment. Referring to the broader democratic aspirations of Ladakh, the chief secretary said the absence of adequately functioning democratic institutions had been a recurring concern raised during discussions with the Apex Body and other stakeholders. Government of India is committed to strengthening democratic institutions in Ladakh and ensuring their constitution at the earliest, he said. Recalling that panchayat elections had not been held for the past three years, Kundra described the upcoming electoral exercise as an important opportunity to strengthen democratic participation and governance at the grassroots level. He urged people to come out in large numbers and make the elections a success, saying Ladakh should be remembered for having witnessed a significant deepening of democracy before the end of 2026. On the issue of Nautor land regulations, Kundra said the draft regulations had been prepared with the objective of resolving a decades-old complex problem faced by people who possess such land but lack valid ownership titles, making it difficult for them to monetise their holdings. He said the administration had received various suggestions from the public and the final regulations would be framed after consultations with the newly elected LAHDCs, as recently indicated by Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena.
Villagers protest stalled road-widening work on ErodeKarur Road
Collector inspects development works in Salem
Keralam Minister calls on students to join fight against drug abuse
Keralam General Education Minister N. Samsudheen warns that the menace threatens not only individual lives but also the growth of society and its cultural values
UCC attempt to impose Hindu Civil Code in Maharashtra: Owaisi
Mumbai: All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) president Asaduddin Owaisi on Tuesday, November 10, claimed the proposed Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in Maharashtra is an attempt to impose Hindu Civil Code on non-Hindus. Addressing a news conference here, Owaisi said his party will oppose the passage of UCC in the state legislature and its implementation in Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Salem Corporation provided 1,095 metric tonnes of manure to farmers free of cost in 8 years
Sehwag Genes on Show! Aaryavir Fires India into U-19 Asia Cup Semis
Aaryavir Sehwag, son of former Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag, scored a magnificent 160 runs to lead India to a 70-run victory over the UAE in the U-19 Asia Cup. This win secured India's spot in the semifinals, where they will face Afghanistan on Thursday.
Odisha Post-Cyclone Recovery: Canal
The Department of Water Resources (DoWR) has significantly accelerated its post-cyclone restoration drive, bringing crucial relief to farming communities and flood-affected families across Ganjam. Through round-the-clock field interventions, the department has successfully repaired critical infrastructure and resumed vital irrigation water supplies across major canal networks. The devastation left behind by torrential rains and overflowing water [] The post Odisha Post-Cyclone Recovery: Canal & Riverbank Restoration in Ganjam appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Tirunelveli Corporation flooded with petitions complaining about bad roads
Kentucky woman's stalking order overturned after Chuck E. Cheese encounters
In Kentucky, Abigail Taylor Harbin alleged that Billie West engaged in stalking behavior stemming from incidents at Chuck E. Cheese, linked to family disputes during her aunt's divorce from David Hensley. Despite her claims of repeated harassment, the Court of Appeals found insufficient evidence of actual threats and ruled that the family court had overstepped by granting the protection order, ultimately dismissing Harbin's petition against West.
NTPC submits two coal gasification proposals under Centres 37,500-crore scheme
The Ministry of Coal has invited fresh applications from eligible companies, setting January 11, 2027, as the deadline for submitting proposals
Jensen Huang Loses Billions in Net Worth Following Personal Scandal
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is facing dual storms of corporate scrutiny and personal controversy, with his massive fortune taking a direct hit on the stock market. Huang recently acknowledged an extramarital affair after reports linked him to a business executive allegedly targeted by foreign intelligence, prompting Nvidia to launch an independent investigation. The scandal immediately [] The post Jensen Huang Loses Billions in Net Worth Following Personal Scandal & Nvidia Stock Dip appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
SFI unit of UoH demands professors sacking over alleged casteist remarks
U.S. President Donald Trump nominates Natalie Baker as next Ambassador to Pakistan
Ms. Baker is currently serving as charge daffaires at the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad. She assumed the role in January 2025, following the departure of then-ambassador Donald Armin Blome
New York sues over 207-acre island donated to Seneca Nation for $1
New York State has initiated a legal confrontation with the federal government over land ownership issues involving the Seneca Nation. This case centers on a 207-acre parcel on Grand Island, which the Seneca Nation claims as part of their ancestral territory. Having been granted restricted-fee status, the Nation has more control over the land's utilization.
Kerala PSC chairperson M.R. Baiju refuses to appear before Crime Branch again
He reiterates his stance that he will appear for questioning only after the Kerala High Court delivers its order on the petition challenging the Crime Branch investigation.
Multiple apps, fragmented records complicate gig workers' social security
India's new social security board faces challenges in tracking gig workers across platforms, calculating contributions, and ensuring portable benefits amid overlapping central and state frameworks
myTVS plans West Asia foray by April 2027, eyes global expansion
The automotive aftermarket chain will partner with UAE-based Crescent Enterprises for its West Asia entry and expects revenue to cross 2,000 crore in the current financial year
Naidu cautions Ministers against complacency after local poll victory
Chief Minister sets 2029 Assembly polls as next goal; tells Ministers to focus on governance, fulfil promises and ensure that welfare benefits reach the people
Steve Wynn's $70m Central Park penthouse finds buyer after $90m asking price
After four long years on the market, Steve Wynn has finally sold his impressive 10,875-square-foot Central Park penthouse for $70 million. The property, initially met with hesitation from buyers due to its limited number of bedrooms, is celebrated for its stunning views of the park and its luxurious, hotel-like amenities. This sale marks a significant moment in the evolving landscape of Manhattan's luxury real estate market.
Blatantly political: India on USCIRF
New Delhi: The US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) is a biased entity with a blatantly political agenda, New Delhi said on Tuesday, November 10, trashing remarks by two senior officials of the organisation claiming that Sikh gurdwaras have been targeted in India with vigilante attacks. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal also wondered Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
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Disney taps Adobe to build custom AI for its theme parks, studios and ESPN
Disney has partnered up with Adobe on a multi-year deal in order to develop custom AI models trained on its characters, visual styles and fictional worlds. The technology will be explored across Disneys theme parks, cruise line, film studios and ESPN, with applications ranging from concept art to sports content production.
The issue was flagged by award-winning Tamil writer Perumal Murugan who visited the library in Coimbatore recently and pointed to issues relating to price, quality and authenticity of content in some books.
Iran threat prompts US to evacuate aircraft from UK air base
The United States has evacuated American aircraft from an air base in the UK following a threat from Iran, according to people familiar with the matter, raising fresh concerns over the security of US military assets amid the ongoing conflict.
Advanced airfield ground lightingcapability commissioned in Hyderabad Airport
The upgraded capability will enable aircraft operations in significantly lower visibility conditions
Your first salary is an opportunity to build sound financial habits. From budgeting and creating an emergency fund to buying health insurance, managing credit cards and starting SIPs, here are five money decisions young earners should make early.
Congress Blasts Odisha Govt Over Flood Mismanagement, Demands National Disaster Status
Escalating political pressure on the state administration, the Odisha Congress has launched a scathing attack on the government over its handling of the recent floods, calling the widespread devastation a result of administrative apathy and complete lack of foresight. Addressing a press meet, Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) Chief Bhakta Charan Das criticised the states disaster [] The post Congress Blasts Odisha Govt Over Flood Mismanagement, Demands National Disaster Status appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Nasdaq 100 futures fell 0.35% as investors weighed allegations involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Anthropic's proposed $64.4 billion IPO, while inflation data kept markets on edge.
Delhi AQI At 223, Remains Most Polluted Among Six Cities; How Do Mumbai, Chennai Compare?
New Delhi recorded an AQI of 223, placing it in the 'Poor' category, while Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Chennai and Hyderabad reported moderate air quality.
Around 150 Chinese nationals have been reported to be documenting impoverished neighbourhoods in the Bangladeshi capital and broadcasting the footage as scenes from India
Cognizant sets up Claude Frontier group with over 25,000 professionals
The IT services firm also introduces a managed services model for Claude, aiming to help enterprises deploy, operate and scale AI systems securely across core business functions
SpaceX's first attempt to catch both Starship stages takes place November 13
Starship's Flight 15 is scheduled for November 13, pending regulatory approval.
Police arrest three drug peddlers in Anantnag and Kulgam
Srinagar, Nov 10: Continuing its efforts to eradicate the menace of drugs from the society, Jammu and Kashmir Police have arrested three drug peddlers in multiple operations in Kulgam and Anantnag and recovered contraband substances from their possession. In Kulgam, Police apprehended two drug peddlers during a naka checking operation at Khudwani Bypass, near SKUAST and recovered 747 grams of cannabis-like substance, including flowering tops. They have been identified as Murtaza Ashraf, resident of Chansar, Kulgam and Mohd Amir Kuttay, resident of Badi Jalan, DH Pora, Kulgam. In Anantnag, a police party during naka checking at Semthan apprehended a person identified as Mushtaq Ahmad Rather son of Mohd Yousuf Rather, resident of Semthan. During his search, 15 grams of charas were recovered from his possession. Accordingly, cases under relevant provisions of the NDPS Act have been registered at respective police stations, and further investigation have been taken up to ascertain the source and forward linkages of the recovered contraband. Police reiterated its commitment to eradicate the drug menace and urged the public to cooperate with police in the fight against drug trafficking.
1st Test: Debutants Steal the Show as Pakistan Seize Control Vs SL
Pakistan's debutants continued to dominate as Saqib Khan took two wickets to leave Sri Lanka 114 for three, trailing by 320 runs after Pakistan declared at 434 for nine.
Sadhguru explains why you should not wear a dead persons clothes and what should you do instead
A playful challenge from her grandson at 68 led Venkata Subbalakshmi from her first swim to international competitions and 211 medals.
Cyberattacks threaten to make open-source AI a little less open, Hugging Face exec warns
Hugging Face executive Irene Solaiman warns that growing cyberattacks on open AI platforms could force tighter security restrictions, threatening the accessibility that makes open-source communities valuable to developers worldwide.
SteelSeries Rival Pro review: Rock solid connectivity, speed and a nifty battery system
Who knew UWB connectivity on a mouse could be so useful?
Indian Minister Kiren Rijiju Expresses Gratitude After Productive Visit to Saudi Arabia
Kiren Rijiju thanks Saudi leadership for warm welcome and strengthens ties during his visit focused on Hajj 2027 preparations. Indian Minister Kiren Rijiju Expresses Gratitude After Productive Visit to Saudi Arabia
Russia, Ukraine first peace talks in 9 mths
Abu Dhabi: Russian and Ukrainian officials met in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday for their first US-brokered talks since February, after President Donald Trump suggested last week that a broad deal was possible on ending the war in Ukraine and guaranteeing security in Europe.US envoy Jared Kushner told delegates that recent contacts with both sides had eally identified, narrowed the gaps, and the US side had some good ideas on how to bridge their differences. Trump, he said, was committed to achieving peace.Also Read: US-mediated talks on ending Russia-Ukraine war begin in Abu DhabiHe really has asked us to put extra effort into trying to find a solution that hopefully ends the war but also leaves both sides in a much stronger position to realise their full potential, Kushner said.But more than 4-1/2 years after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and with Russian forces holding about a fifth of the country, Moscow and Kyiv remain far apart - despite Trump's optimism - on terms for a possible settlement.Ukraine's chief delegate, Rustem Umerov, said in his opening remarks that Kyiv was focused on achieving security guarantees and a lasting peace.Also Read: Trump says Iran war's 'militarily' over, but US 'locked and loaded'Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov underlined Moscow's preference for negotiating a broad European security framework before tackling the specifics of the war.The idea of defining clear parameters for a future security architecture, and only then moving on to resolving the actual Russia-Ukraine conflict, is absolutely reasonable, he told reporters in Moscow.European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Monday voiced the opposite view, saying wider security talks should come only after a ceasefire in Ukraine. Lavrov again rejected the notion of a truce, saying the Europeans were trying to buy breathing space for Ukraine.Europeans seek a role in the processThe new American drive for a deal has galvanized European officials into pushing for a place at the table to seek an end to the continent's deadliest conflict since World War Two.Before the start of the main meeting, the Ukrainians met separately with European, NATO and EU representatives and the two American envoys, Kushner and Steve Witkoff.France said there could be no lasting peace in Ukraine without addressing European security, and that this required the involvement of the Europeans.Russia had made clear it did not see a place for Europeans at the meeting with the Ukrainians and Americans.On the eve of the talks, Trump said Washington was seeing a very strong inclination towards ending the war, and that both sides were ired of fighting. After meeting privately with Russian President Vladimir Putin's envoy last week at the White House, Trump predicted that a peace deal could emerge soon.Trump has frequently said an agreement was close, without a deal emerging. However, negotiations have picked up again in recent weeks after months in which Washington's attention was focused on the war in Iran.Publicly, there has been no sign that Putin is willing to drop his insistence that Ukraine surrender the entire eastern region of Donbas before a peace deal can be struck.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has refused to hand over land that his forces have died defending.Russian front-line advances have slowed to a virtual halt this year but Moscow has been pounding Ukrainian cities and energy facilities, while Ukraine has stepped up attacks on oil refineries and other infrastructure deep inside Russia.A source in the Russian delegation said Russia believed the main thrust of the talks would be trying to hammer out the key elements of a new post-war security framework for Europe.On the eve of the negotiations, Zelenskiy said Ukraine's leverage in the talks was increasing as a result of its recent battlefield performance, which has included retaking some territory in Donetsk, a coal-mining area of the Donbas.Ukrainian forces are currently genuinely strengthening Ukraine's negotiating position, Zelenskiy said in his nightly video address on Monday. He said Russia was suffering ecord losses - an assertion disputed by Moscow - and urged Washington to convince the Kremlin to end the war.US negotiators believe that Zelenskiy and Putin may be willing to strike a compromise on the vital question of territory, each ceding a little, a US official told Reuters.Under the proposed deal, Ukraine would get an end to the war, security guarantees and a roadmap to accession to the EU.A senior Ukrainian official strongly denied that the government would consider any such concessions. The issue of territory could be discussed only at the leaders' level and only in the context of appropriate security guarantees for Ukraine, the official said.
France Summons Iranian Ambassador Over Supermarket Refrigeration Cyberattack
France summoned Irans ambassador on Tuesday following an alleged cyberattack orchestrated by Tehran that disrupted commercial refrigeration systems across hundreds of supermarkets nationwide. French Foreign Minister Jean-Nol Barrot warned that Paris is prepared to retaliate with sovereign cyber measures and push for European Union sanctions. Speaking to France Info, Barrot condemned the incident as an [] The post France Summons Iranian Ambassador Over Supermarket Refrigeration Cyberattack appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Kannada flag used to strangle Bengaluru youth in
Bengaluru: A Kannada flag allegedly became the murder weapon in a chilling case where a 24-year-old Bengaluru man was killed by his mothers lover and his associates. The victims mother is also among the six people arrested by the Karnataka Police. Vijay Narayan, a resident of RT Nagar in Bengaluru, was allegedly murdered after he Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Gajanur blast: Police rule out bomb attack, blame firecracker
Chamarajanagara: Erode district police have ruled out the possibility of a crude bomb attack at the residence of a relative of Kannada matinee idol Dr Rajkumar at Gajanur in Tamil Nadu, stating that the explosion was caused by a powerful firecracker. In a press release, the police said the blast had shattered the windowpanes of Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Andhra Pradesh weighs making fathers name optional in official documents
State consultation calls for a child-friendly policy to ensure that children of single parents, sex workers, divorced couples and orphans are not denied education, identity documents or welfare benefits
10 Arrested In Delhi E-Cigarette Bust
Delhi Police have dismantled a large-scale illegal network involved in the storage and distribution of banned e-cigarettes and conventional cigarettes across the national capital. Ten individuals, including seven pan-shop owners, have been apprehended. The operation uncovered a three-tier supply chain, with products allegedly reaching students near schools and colleges, and revealed potential cross-border links.
Matrimony.com to acquire 50% stake in astrology tech firm Astro-Vision, reports Q2 PAT up nearly 3X
Matrimony already holds 26.09 per cent stake in Astro-vision, and the total stake goes up to 76.09 per cent with this acquisition
Kalyan Jewellers Q2 Results: Profit Jumps 64% To Rs 427 Crore On One-Time Gain, Revenue Up 31%
Revenue rises 31.4% to Rs 10,323 crore, while EBITDA grows 29.7%; one-time gain of Rs 73.5 crore boosts bottom line as operating margins edge lower.
Jensen Huang scandal: AI boom faces 5 big hits; Data centre backlash, job cuts & now Nvidia crisis
'I see a side of him that Cong': Rubio supports Hegseth over Iran war, calls him 'incredibly smart'
Anthropic targets $1.4 tn valuation in IPO, eyes $90.4 billion fundraise
The Claude chatbot maker and some of its backers are seeking to raise as much as $90.4 billion in the IPO and a private placement
Stargate SG-1 will return in December 2026 with a new collectible item from Master Replicas. The Horus Guard Helmet Desktop Replica is a polyresin collectible based on the Jaffa warriors helmets from the science-fiction franchise. The Horus Guard Helmet Desktop Replica has a falcon design, golden headpiece and display stand. In the meantime, you can watch the original Stargate movie for free on Pluto TV.
Police Foil Jewelry Store Heist in Chatra, Arrest Two Armed Suspects
Police in Chatra thwarted a planned jewelry store robbery, arresting two suspects with firearms before the crime could occur. Police Foil Jewelry Store Heist in Chatra, Arrest Two Armed Suspects
Unemployment Edges Down to 5.1 Pc in JulySeptember, Govt Survey Finds
The PLFS conducted by the National Statistics Office (NSO) is the primary source of data on activity participation and employment-unemployment conditions.
The Original iPod Went on Sale 25 Years Ago Today
Apple's original iPod went on sale 25 years ago today, on November 10, 2001. The $399 music player initially worked only with a Mac, but it went on to become one of Apple's most significant products and helped the company expand beyond the computer business. Steve Jobs had unveiled the first iPod just over two weeks earlier, on October 23, at a small press event in the Town Hall auditorium at Apple's Infinite Loop headquarters. Advertised as offering 1,000 songs in your pocket, the device combined a 5GB hard drive with a monochrome LCD display, a mechanical scroll wheel, and up to 10 hours of battery life. The original model required iTunes. Its FireWire connection transferred music and charged the battery, while automatic synchronization copied songs and playlists from the user's iTunes library. Apple said that an entire CD could be transferred in under 10 seconds and a collection of 1,000 songs in less than 10 minutes. The hard drive could also store documents and other files. Ahead of the announcement, Apple invited the press to the unveiling of a reakthrough digital device, specifying that it was not a Mac. Reports variously suggested a music player, a home stereo accessory, or a handheld device with handwriting recognition. A MacRumors rumor roundup published two days before the event included the name iPod. The announcement received a mixed response. Our original coverage is still available, along with reader comments questioning the device's price, Mac-only compatibility, and significance. One reader described it as far from revolutionary, while another wrote, all this hype for something so ridiculous! Early forum discussions also covered fingerprints on the polished rear enclosure, heat while charging, and the sound quality of the included earbuds. Hardware revisions followed in quick succession. The second-generation iPod adopted a touch-sensitive scroll wheel, while the third-generation model introduced the 30-pin Dock Connector in 2003. The full-size iPod gained a color display in 2004 and video playback in 2005. The iPod mini was announced in January 2004, representing the first extension of the product line. It featured a smaller anodized aluminum enclosure in silver, gold, pink, blue, or green, and introduced the Click Wheel, which integrated playback buttons into the touch-sensitive scrolling surface. Apple adopted the same control for the fourth-generation full-size iPod later that year. In 2005, Apple introduced both the iPod shuffle and iPod nano. The shuffle omitted a display and offered a smaller, simpler music player, while the nano replaced the mini with a thin design based on flash storage. Later iPod nano models added video playback, a video camera, and a touchscreen. The square sixth-generation model, introduced in 2010, could be worn on the wrist using third-party watch straps. By April 2007, Apple had sold 100 million iPods , less than six years after the first model reached customers. By October 2011 , sales had exceeded 304 million units. The iPod touch arrived in September 2007, several months after the first iPhone went on sale. It featured a 3.5-inch Multi-Touch display, Wi-Fi, and Safari, without requiring a cellular plan. Apple discontinued the iPod classic in September 2014 , five years after its final hardware revision. The iPod nano and iPod shuffle followed in July 2017, leaving the iPod touch as the sole model. The seventh-generation iPod touch received an A10 Fusion chip and up to 256GB of storage in May 2019. It remained on sale without further hardware updates until May 10, 2022, when Apple announced its discontinuation and said it would be available while supplies lasted. In its announcement , Apple attributed the end of the lineup to the integration of music playback across its other products. Greg Joswiak, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing, said that he spirit of iPod lives on through devices including the iPhone, Apple Watch, HomePod mini, Mac, iPad , and Apple TV . Related Forum: iPod touch and iPod This article, The Original iPod Went on Sale 25 Years Ago Today first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums
TG-SAFE Discards 60 Kg Expired Cake Bases In Cloud Kitchen Raid At Madhapur
TG-SAFE cracks down on expired food items, discarding 60 kg of cake bases during a cloud kitchen inspection in Madhapur.
High-Speed Race Ends Tragically in Jhansi, One Dead in Collision
A high-speed competition between motorcycles leads to a fatal accident in Jhansi, claiming one life and injuring three others. High-Speed Race Ends Tragically in Jhansi, One Dead in Collision
Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, Google Lead $26B Investment Blitz In Anthropic Pre-IPO Round
Anthropic will raise $26 billion through a private placement deal with investors such as Alphabet's Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, Broadcom and Advanced Micro Devices.
8 women and children among 19 report dog bite cases in J&K town
Mendhar, Nov 10: At least 19 people, including eight women and children, reported dog bite cases at a sub-district hospital in Mendhar in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district on Tuesday. According to an official report, the dog-bite victims belonged to different areas of Mendhar and also included people from outside the region who were currently staying there. Among the patients, 11 had suffered category 2 bites, involving minor scratches or abrasions without bleeding, while the rest had Category 3 bites, characterised by deep cuts, puncture wounds, tears or any bite that penetrates the skin and causes bleeding. The victims' ages ranged from 14 to 65 years. The affected persons were reported from Sagra, Ari Kasab, Dabraj, Sakhi Majdan, Dharana, Jara Wali Gali, Topa, BG, Chajjla, Basooni, Gohlad, Thera Topa and Mankote, among other areas. Two of the patients were from Madhya Pradesh and Bihar and were presently residing in Mendhar, the report said.
Mjunction facilitates onion, sugar e-auction to control price rise
It has tied up with government agencies for digital e-auction of various commodities
India rejects USCIRF remarks on gurdwara attacks, calls it 'blatantly political'
External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal also wondered why the USCIRF chose to remain silent on attacks on religious places in the US and on racial abuse targeting the Indian community in that country.
APall set for CII Partnership Summit in Visakhapatnam on Nov12-13
The summit would bring policymakers, investors, industries, educational institutions and start-ups together, with discussions leading to business and technological partnerships
Resolven mobilizes $900 million, eyes fresh $219 million
About $700 million is fund-based debt financing, and $200 million is group-level non-fund lines.
Key Jamtara Cyber Fraudsters Held In Delhi
Delhi Police have arrested two alleged kingpins of a Jamtara-based cyber fraud network, Md Mehruddin Ansari and Md Arsad Ansari, who were absconding for over five years. They are accused of siphoning off Rs 27.10 lakh from a complainant through a fake Canara Bank website. The duo allegedly designed fraudulent banking websites and operated fake customer care services, leading to the victim sharing banking credentials and losing a significant sum. Eight other accused were previously arrested in connection with the case.
Nasdaq futures slip with Nvidia woes, Anthropic IPO in focus
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is facing scrutiny, impacting investor sentiment in the tech sector. Anthropic is preparing for a huge initial public offering, potentially raising $64.4 billion. The market is anxious about upcoming inflation data that could influence stock performance. Cooling oil prices have provided some optimism among investors and pushed Dow futures higher. Concerns over the sustainability of the AI boom continue to linger in the background.
India may get a better trade deal: Samir Saran on renegotiating with the US
Following the US midterm elections, Samir Saran emphasized India's need to navigate trade negotiations with patience. He believes aggressive US tariff threats are often part of larger negotiations rather than immediate policy changes. Saran indicated that both domestic political shifts and bipartisan support in Congress ensure continuity of US trade goals. India can leverage its vast market to secure advantageous terms during negotiations.
Dr Jitendra Singh Chairs ESSC Meeting: India
Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science & Technology and Earth Sciences, Dr Jitendra Singh, chaired the Second General Body Meeting of the Earth System Sciences Council (ESSC) in New Delhi, putting a strong emphasis on citizen-centric science communication and translating complex scientific breakthroughs into accessible narratives for the public. The high-level meeting brought [] The post Dr Jitendra Singh Chairs ESSC Meeting: Indias Scientific Achievements appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
The US intelligence agencies determined Alice Huang developed a relationship with the Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. It was also reported that she had been recruited by Chinas Ministry of State Security to collect intelligence on him. The alleged operation was conducted to get the information about American AI chips.
It's time for Bangladesh to start winning titles, says Hamza
Hamza Choudhury believes Bangladesh football has reached a stage where building hype and attracting attention are no longer enough, insisting that the next step must be winning matches and tournaments.
Massive 70-Vehicle Pile-Up in Eastern Bulgaria Leaves 11 Dead
At least 11 people were killed and nearly 50 others injured after more than 70 vehicles collided on both sides of a major highway in eastern Bulgaria on Tuesday. Triggered by dense fog that reduced visibility to less than 30 meters near the city of Yambol, the catastrophic pile-up sparked intense vehicle fires and widespread [] The post Massive 70-Vehicle Pile-Up in Eastern Bulgaria Leaves 11 Dead & Dozens Injured appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Congress Leaders Reflect on Sonia Gandhis Decision to Decline Prime Ministership in 2004
Congress leaders share memories of Sonia Gandhis decision to decline the PM position in 2004, highlighting emotional responses and reflections. Congress Leaders Reflect on Sonia Gandhis Decision to Decline Prime Ministership in 2004
