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Indian-origin father killed by truck in Australia weeks after daughter's birth
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Texas family donated 100 acres; $145 million sports complex now taking shape
A Texas family's generous land gift is becoming a major sports and recreation complex. This $145 million project will serve as a neighborhood hub and tournament destination. Construction is progressing towards a significant milestone with a topping-out ceremony next month. The expansive facility will feature numerous indoor courts and outdoor fields for various sports. This new complex promises to draw visitors and boost local economic growth.
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'Do you think AI will kill all humans?' Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei answers
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Air India Bhopal-Delhi flight diverted to Jaipur over technical issue, lands safely
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6 injured after people jump from building in panic as Delhi factory catches fire
A fire in northwest Delhi's Swaroop Nagar injured six people who jumped from a building. The blaze erupted in an adjoining godown-cum-factory manufacturing judo dresses and boxing gloves. Panic spread among residents of the adjacent building, prompting the desperate jumps. All injured individuals were hospitalized and are reportedly out of danger. Firefighting operations successfully extinguished the flames after a swift response.
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Noida DM moves SC against HC's 'dystopia' rebuke over student's detention under NSA
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China has switched on 2,000 servers under the sea that nobody is allowed to touch
China has put a 24MW underwater data centre into commercial operation off Shanghai, sinking roughly 2,000 servers into pressure-resistant modules cooled by seawater and powered directly by an offshore wind farm. The Rs 2,000 crore Lingang facility claims a PUE under 1.15 and zero freshwater use. It builds on Microsoft's Project Natick, which sank 855 servers off Orkney in 2018, recorded one-eighth the failure rate of land servers, and was later abandoned.
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Beijing tightens drone crackdown, bans possession, storage across city from Nov 15
As of November 15, Beijing will officially prohibit residents and businesses from owning drones. Existing drone owners must either sell their devices or dispose of them before the deadline. Infringers will face potential confiscation of their drones along with hefty fines. This regulation enhances security measures, significantly restricting drone operations within the city, following previous limitations on unauthorized flights and the classification of all airspace as restricted.
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Ukraine deploys drone specialists to Africa, Middle East to target Russian interests
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'Hanuman Ansh' BO Day 38 (LIVE): Neem Karoli Baba biopic eyes Rs 210 crore in India
Despite facing competition from other films, Hanuman Ansh has shown remarkable resilience at the box office, achieving impressive profitability. Focused on Neem Karoli Baba, it pulled in Rs 1.08 crore during its opening week. Over time, the film's collections boomed, climbing to Rs 196.81 crore as it enters its sixth week of release.
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Nigar Sultana’s handshake snub to Harmanpreet backfires as BCB weighs captaincy
During the toss, Bangladesh's captain Nigar Sultana declined to shake hands with India's skipper, a decision that the Bangladesh Cricket Board clarified was her own. The board plans to evaluate her leadership after the Asian Games, taking into account the team’s performance. Additionally, there have been complaints regarding her behavior. Bangladesh faced a setback, losing the semi-final against India by 40 runs.
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Gun-toting Brics summit reel puts Delhi constable under departmental inquiry
In a troubling incident, a Delhi Police constable was caught on camera flaunting a Brics summit 2026 ID while filming an Instagram reel with a gun in his hand. The video has provoked widespread condemnation on social media, leading officials to announce the launch of an internal inquiry. The constable is also expected to be relieved of his police responsibilities as this matter is investigated further.
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'I resign as CM': CJP's Abhijeet Dipke mocks MP govt after Balaghat heckling
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'Is it okay?' PM Modi pauses speech as Xi appears uncomfortable - video
At the recent BRICS Summit held in New Delhi, Prime Minister Modi and President Xi focused on strengthening their countries' long-term ties, stressing the necessity of safeguarding peace along the border. The discussions prominently featured the trade deficit and the challenge of market access. Both leaders also committed to boosting cultural and business exchanges to achieve shared growth and prosperity.
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Anthropic researcher says humanity's future decided on 'MacBooks of engineers'
Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon has quit the AI industry, saying OpenAI and Anthropic are racing to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. His post, now past 155 million views, has pulled two more AI safety researchers out of Anthropic and Google and drawn a pacing plan from Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, backed by Sam Altman and Elon Musk. Anthropic alignment lead Evan Hubinger puts the odds AI kills everyone above 10 per cent.
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Quote Of the day by Bruce Lee
Bruce Lee's teachings illuminate a journey toward self-awareness and genuineness. His philosophy advocates for individuals to shed imitation and embrace their authentic selves, a message that resonates strongly even in today's age of social media comparisons. Starting his acting career young and delving into philosophy during his time in Seattle, Bruce Lee Day is now celebrated in California to recognize his lasting cultural impact.
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Xi in the room, PM Modi warns against 'weaponisation of critical minerals'
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What changed? Why the West is finally acting against Israel's 'settler terrorists'
European nations and the UK have adopted strong stances against Israeli settlement expansion. These countries now consider settlement activities as ethnic cleansing and illegal under international law. They have implemented import bans and sanctions on goods and individuals involved. The United Nations has documented significant Palestinian displacement due to settler violence. This marks a dramatic shift in the international community's response to the ongoing conflict.
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