North to shiver, South expected to get drenched on Friday. Read forecast
Rainfall activity is expected to continue across parts of southern India on Friday, November 6, with isolated heavy showers likely in several states.
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Bombay High Court grants interim relief to Ananya Panday against AI deepfakes
Bombay High Court grants interim relief to Ananya Panday against AI deepfakes
Shimla woman leaves Rs 32,000 job for Rs 1.28 lakh salary in Dubai, career switch pays off
A woman from Himachal Pradesh has spoken about her career change after moving to Dubai, where she now works as an HR Manager after previously being employed as a software engineer in India.
Flic Cue Adds Voice & AI Agents To Smart Buttons
Shortcut Labs launches Flic Cue on Kickstarter—a push-to-talk AI button offering natural language smart home control and productivity tools without an always-listening microphone.
Why AI Inspection Accuracy Is Not Enough To Earn Factory Trust
Rajesh Iyengar, Founder & CEO of Lincode Labs and author of Teach the Factory to See.
Gaming Platforms Targeted In Anti-Terrorist Action
Europol is attempting to restrict online games that feature violent extremist and terrorist live action role-playing.
Burnham Says 10-Year Plan for UK Could Be Delayed to Next Year
Andy Burnham said he could delay unveiling his 10-year plan for Britain, a revelation that may spark concerns within the governing Labour Party that he isn’t moving quickly enough to deliver the radical change he’s promised.
Starbucks' holiday menu releases Thursday. See festive drinks, food - USA Today
The holidays have arrived at Starbucks.
Retired umpires sue MLB claiming they were underpaid pension money - USA Today
Five recently retired umpires including Joe West – who officiated more games than anyone in baseball history – have filed a federal lawsuit against Major League Baseball claiming they were wrongfully underpaid in the MLB umpires’ retirement income plan.
ISSF Worlds: India add another team silver, but Olympic quota wait continues
India secured a silver medal in the team event at the ISSF World Championships held in Doha. However, Manu Bhaker and Suruchi Inder Singh failed to earn individual medals or Olympic quotas. Manu finished fifth while Suruchi placed sixth in the women's 10m air pistol final. Their ...
‘Baseless allegation’: CJP leaders challenge Jitendra to prove foreign funding claims
CJP activist Saurav Das rebuffed Union minister Jitendra Singh's allegations regarding foreign funding for their movement. Das demanded the provision of evidence to justify the claims being made against them. Ashutosh Ranka also challenged Singh, questioning the legitimacy of gov...
Airbnb's new guest rule angers hosts; some threaten boycott, others raise fees
Airbnb has introduced a new policy that limits cleaning tasks expected from guests during their stay. Many hosts are unhappy and are considering actions including a booking blackout on the policy's effective date. While guests generally support the change, some hosts express disc...
Police bodycam captures moments before deadly Russian strike in Ukraine
Bodycam footage released by Ukraine’s National Police shows people rushing into an underground shelter.
Sweden reintroduces internal border control, citing security situation
Sweden reintroduces internal border control, citing security situation Reuters
BRTA mandates front number plates for all motorcycles by Nov 15
BRTA mandates front number plates for all motorcycles by Nov 15 en.bd-pratidin.com
Voters can change areas until October 31: EC
Voters can change areas until October 31: EC en.bd-pratidin.com
Russia denies involvement in fridge hacks across Europe
A spokesperson for the Kremlin denied on Thursday that Russia had any involvement in the cyberattacks affecting supermarket refrigerators, calling the allegations "absurd."