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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to join Elon Musk, Sundar Pichai in space mission
Nvidia is ramping up its space computing ambitions with its first orbital data center, Space-1. The tech giant is actively hiring for a System Software Principal Architect to develop software for this new platform, designed to withstand harsh space conditions. This move signals Nvidia's commitment to orbital AI infrastructure, joining other tech giants like SpaceX and Google in exploring space-based connectivity and data centers.
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'Up to 3,000 dead would be okay': Iran braces for mass casualties at Khamenei's funeral - report
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'Absolute power corrupts': Raj Thackeray attacks BJP over 'insensitive' remarks on Mumbai deaths
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray has strongly criticized Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and the BJP, accusing them of arrogance and shielding colleagues who made insensitive remarks after two rain-related deaths in Mumbai. Thackeray lamented the decline of Maharashtra's political culture, urging Fadnavis to demand resignations from leaders behaving "shamelessly" to uphold the state's traditions.
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Centre puts Ram temple recce operative, Hafiz Saeed's son-in-law on terror list
According to the ministry, he carried out reconnaissance of the Ram Janmabhoomi complex in Ayodhya, the RSS headquarters in Nagpur and the Indian Oil refinery in Panipat. He is also accused of serving as the launching commander for the Lasiyakot sector and facilitating infiltration through tunnels while arranging drone deliveries of arms and ammunition into India.
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After 8,000 layoffs, Meta CEO Zuckerberg admits AI progress was slower than expected
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged internal restructuring hasn't yielded expected results, particularly in AI agent development, admitting executives 'miscalculated' timelines. Despite significant layoffs and AI investments, progress has been slower than anticipated. However, Zuckerberg anticipates substantial AI benefits within three to six months. Separately, the company addressed mouse-tracking software, assuring no employee data was used for AI training and confirming future opt-in policies.
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'I went up to Messi after the game. He said ... ': Vozinha after WC exit
After Cape Verde's dramatic 3-2 defeat to Argentina national football team, goalkeeper Vozinha revealed that Lionel Messi hugged him and said, "You are great. Your people should be proud of you." The Cape Verde veteran, who made eight saves, called the exchange one of the most memorable moments of his career.
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Meet Hemoprova Chutia: She embroidered the Bhagwad Gita without knowing Sanskrit
Assam's master weaver, Hemoprova Chutia, has been honored with the Padma Shri for her extraordinary feat of hand-embroidering the complete Bhagwad Gita, along with other devotional texts, onto fabric stretching nearly 280 feet. Remarkably, she accomplished this despite not being able to read Sanskrit or fluent in English, demonstrating immense dedication to preserving traditional weaving. Her work highlights the profound commitment and artistry involved in preserving cultural heritage.
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Punjab man set ablaze by brother-in-law while trying to bring wife home; CCTV captures horror
A domestic dispute turned deadly in Tarn Taran when a man, Lovepreet Singh, was allegedly set ablaze by his brother-in-law while trying to bring his wife home. Lovepreet succumbed to his injuries, and his sister-in-law, Gurjit Kaur, who attempted to save him, also died. The accused brother-in-law was injured but rescued. CCTV footage captured the horrific incident, leading to the accused's arrest and the wife's detention.
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Another setback for TMC: Mamata loyalist quits party month after appointment as state chief
West Bengal's Trinamool Congress unit president Chandrima Bhattacharya has stepped down from all party positions amidst a wave of leaders departing the party. This development follows significant losses in the recent assembly elections and a subsequent organizational restructuring. The TMC has experienced internal divisions, with a notable split and a large contingent of Lok Sabha MPs joining a different party and aligning with the BJP-led NDA.
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'Not a single brick laid': MP's 100-bed hospital fully functional on 'paper' for 6 years
Although a 100-bed civil hospital in Indore has been operational on paper for six years, construction has yet to commence due to persistent land acquisition issues. Curiously, 87 positions have been filled, with staff currently working at alternative facilities. The government blames land scarcity, while opposition leaders are calling for a comprehensive investigation into this apparent administrative failure.
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'Wedding that would never happen': Siya Goyal's 'texts' to friend surface amid murder probe
A viral Snapchat screenshot allegedly shows Siya Goyal requesting Aadhaar card details for non-existent wedding tickets, days after she and Chetan Chaudhary were remanded to judicial custody for the murder of Pune realtor Ketan Agarwal. The couple is accused of pushing Agarwal, Goyal's fiancé, off a cliff. Police are examining coded chats and a second recovered mobile phone, with a key witness now coming forward.
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India eyes $1 trillion exports milestone: Which sectors will drive growth?
During the April-June quarter, exports saw a 15% growth in merchandise shipments and around 11% in services exports. Which sectors have contributed to exports growth? What role has the PLI scheme played and will trade deals help expedite growth? We decode:
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'Rain only good for those in balconies': Every monsoon, same old story in Mumbai
Mumbai's annual monsoon test has begun with the season's first heavy downpour, exposing civic unpreparedness. Tragic incidents, including a boy's death from a fallen tree and a man drowning in an open manhole, have marred the arrival of the rains. Commuters faced disruptions, with social media buzzing about flooded roads and delayed trains, highlighting the city's ongoing struggle with its monsoon challenges.
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As US turns 250 this July 4, family sells company for $1.7 bln; 540 workers become millionaires
A Louisiana family sold their 43-year-old electrical-equipment company Fibrebond to power-management giant Eaton for $1.7 billion last year—with one unusual clause built into the deal. Former CEO Graham Walker insisted 15% of the proceeds go to his 540 workers, none of whom held any equity. The result: a $240 million payout, averaging $443,000 a head.
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'They want us grateful for merely being allowed': Mamdani delivers pro-immigration July 4 speech
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani presented a pro-immigration vision of America, contrasting with President Trump's stance ahead of Independence Day. Speaking from City Hall, Mamdani, a naturalized citizen, emphasized immigration's centrality to the nation's identity and criticized exclusionary politics. He highlighted the contributions of immigrants and called for unity, asserting that America's strength lies in its continuous striving for ideals.
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Hyderabad’s work-site schools bring education and safety to children of migrant workers
As migrant workers build Hyderabad’s skyline, a classroom inside a Narsingi labour camp is ensuring their children are not left unattended or left out of school, with two more such schools set to open soon.
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SIR: Strapped for time, BLOs skip door-to-door visits; distribute enumeration forms at community halls
Enumeration forms were delivered to the Booth Level Officers three to four days ago, shortening the window for their onward distribution
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When Hyderabad loved and lost the beautiful game
In a different era, Hyderabad was a powerhouse of football with players like Peter Thangaraj, Tulsidas Balaram, Syed Abdul Rahim, Victor Amalraj and a host of other kicking ball and making their mark. The peak of that success story was in the 1950s
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Officials not obliged to attend ‘review’ meetings with Governor, says T.N. Law Minister
His remarks followed reports that Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar had wanted to hold a ‘review’ meeting with officials at the Madurai Circuit House
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