We're concerned about kids: SC raps FSSAI over delay in warnings on packaged food
Were concerned about kids SC raps FSSAI over delay in warnings on packaged food
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Sweden vote to decide Kristersson future and Sweden Democrats Cabinet role
Sweden votes on Sunday in an election that will decide whether Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson stays in office for a second four-year term and whether the hard-right Sweden Democrats enter the Cabinet for the first time, or whether the centre-left returns to power under former pri...
US campaign and new exits deepen International Criminal Court crisis
The International Criminal Court is facing fresh pressure as the United States steps up its campaign against the Hague-based tribunal and more member states announce plans to leave. Venezuela and Chad are the latest countries to say they will quit, taking the number of withdrawal...
9/11 accused Khalid Sheikh Mohammed gets 2028 trial date amid torture row
More than two decades after Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was taken into US custody, the man accused of masterminding the September 11 attacks still appears far from facing a final trial. A US military judge has set June 5, 2028, as the trial date for Mohammed and three others at Guanta...
Sensex, Nifty fall nearly 1%: 3 reasons why stock market is down today
Dalal Street came under selling pressure on Friday as the escalation in the Middle East conflict pushed crude oil prices higher, making investors cautious and pulling away from the markets.
In Vijay's first full Assembly session, Budget meets the box office
For 28 days and nearly 178 hours, the Tamil Nadu Assembly passed 13 Bills, voted departmental grants, adopted eight resolutions, and discovered television. The House, while in terrestrial session was more visible on air. Uninterrupted live telecast removed the morning editor and ...
Maybe he can join Bollywood: Piyush Goyal quips about 'dashing' Russian Minister
India’s Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Thursday jokingly suggested that his Russian counterpart, Anton Alikhanov, may be in the “wrong profession”, saying the “dashing” minister could soon find himself starring in a Bollywood film.
Anthropic report points to Iran-backed Houthis using Claude to develop missiles
Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen may have used Claude, Anthropic’s AI chatbot, to develop software for guided missiles, a threat intelligence report published by the tech company indicates.
US marks 25 years since 9/11 with remembrance, service and reflection
Americans are marking the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on Friday, remembering the shock of the day, the nearly 3,000 people killed and the lasting impact of the strikes on the US. Memorial events will include wreath-laying, flag-flying, moments of silence, vigils, reading...
US weakens Iran in Hormuz, but costly war shows no sign of ending
The United States has in recent weeks managed to weaken Iran's hold over the Strait of Hormuz while also almost stopping Iran's own oil exports, deepening the pressure on the Iranian economy. But the war launched by the US and Israel in February, which was meant to last only a fe...
The Revolutionaries review: Nikkhil Advani's goosebump-inducing ode to forgotten heroes
Nikkhil Advani had already impressed us with Freedom at Midnight, so The Revolutionaries came with expectations. Thankfully, the filmmaker once again dives into history with the kind of scale and conviction that makes you want to open a history book immediately after watching an ...
Man United back with a bang as Como make stunning Champions League debut
Manchester United marked their return to the UEFA Champions League with a convincing 4-0 victory over Sabah FC at Old Trafford, while Como announced themselves on the European stage with a 4-1 win over RB Leipzig. Bayern Munich also began their campaign in style, cruising past Bo...
OpenAI safety researcher says 70% chance AI makes humans extinct in 3 years
The past week has been a busy one in the AI world. After building the most advanced AI models the world has seen, experts are worried that things may go out of our control. OpenAI safety researcher Marcus Williams has claimed that if AI regulation is not done, humanity may be fac...
BRICS Summit: Metro services to start early at 6 am on September 13
Delhi Metro services will begin at 6 am on all lines on Sunday, September 13, to facilitate the movement of students appearing for examinations and the general public amid BRICS Summit traffic restrictions.
America America 2 review: A millennial love story with moments, but no magic
America America review A millennial love story with moments but no magic