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The Supreme Court said the State police would do well to educate their officers in the process of investigation; the court said it was appalled by the manner in which the investigation had been carried out

The student was reportedly attacked while walking to school from his mother’s house at Paloliparamba on Monday.

Anthropic, founded by ex-OpenAI employees, seeks to list on Nasdaq despite significant financial losses. The company's recent filing reveals a staggering net loss of $80.7 billion in 2026, with no dividends expected for investors. As it focuses on AI technology, potential risks to humanity are highlighted in their disclosure. The founders have substantial shares, creating uncertainty around their post-IPO ownership and plans.

Two men and a woman suffered injuries in rain-related mishaps. District Collector Lakshmi Bhavya Tanneeru said four relief camps have been set up.

A ministerial meeting chaired by Agriculture Minister T. Siddique also decided to formulate short- and long-term plans to mitigate the effects of climate change

At present, the Malabar Devaswom Board has no powers, with trustees handling its affairs. This could be changed by enacting a law and granting full powers to the board, says the Minister

A recent study showed that used car dealers profit from mileage readings just under round-number thresholds. The researchers analyzed millions of transactions to determine pricing impacts of left-digit bias. Buyers often overlook minor differences in mileage, focusing instead on the first digit. This inattention allows dealers to charge more for cars that appear to be better value.

India will play a two-match Test series against New Zealand after the ongoing T20I and ODI series. The first Test is scheduled to begin at the Basin Reserve in Wellington on November 18.

Anthropic is gearing up for its IPO, aiming to go public on the Nasdaq. With significant investments from tech giants Amazon and Google, totaling billions, the company has ambitious plans to boost its AI infrastructure and enhance safety research. Over the next decade, Anthropic intends to engage in substantial financial commitments with six strategic partners, showcasing the pivotal role of leading tech companies in its growth trajectory.

Ethyl the Whale, an impressive 82-foot sculpture, currently resides at Santa Fe Community College in New Mexico. Designed by artists Joel Dean Stockdill and Yustina Salnikova, this monumental piece is crafted from approximately 5,000 pounds of discarded plastic. It draws attention to the crisis of ocean pollution and showcases how art can be born from trash, serving as a vital monument for sustainability and environmental awareness.

Gun legislation is making headlines as the U.S. elections approach, with Massachusetts taking a strict stance while Idaho opts for a more symbolic gesture. Massachusetts enforces a deadline for firearm registration as it nears the polls, raising concerns about the legal ramifications for compliant gun owners. In stark contrast, Idaho's ballot proposal to designate an official state firearm serves as a tribute to its hunting heritage without direct legal consequences.

Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters told employees at a town hall that "two things can be true," calling the business growing and profitable while admitting more work is needed to drive growth. His remarks follow the streaming giant's biggest shake-up in years, with nearly 1,000 job cuts and firing of content chief Bela Bajaria and film head Dan Lin as viewer engagement slows and shares slide.

Defence minister Rajnath Singh has signaled a significant shift towards enhanced self-reliance in India's defence sector. This transformative phase aims to weave advanced technologies into military capabilities. Navy chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan underlines the urgency for rapid innovation to boost operational efficiency, while Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar highlights how the ongoing Ukraine conflict exemplifies the fast-evolving nature of warfare driven by tech advancements.

Lance Klusener is optimistic about the future of Indian cricket, emphasizing that the legacy will endure even after legends like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma step back. He sees Shubman Gill as a viable leader for the future and also points to Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, stating that his rising talent signals the next wave of cricketing excellence. With each new generation, the sport continues to evolve.

In a devastating turn of events, Ramji Lal Ahirwar accuses his son-in-law, Nilesh, of murdering his beloved daughter, Muskan Simolia. Allegedly, Nilesh's deception about his previous marriage led to severe distress for Muskan, culminating in her unexpected collapse at a hotel. Authorities have moved swiftly, apprehending Nilesh for interrogation while they unravel the facts of the case. A postmortem is anticipated to reveal the truth behind Muskan's tragic death.