Month: October 2026
Several journalists detained during CJP protest despite IDs
During a protest in New Delhi, several journalists, even those with valid press credentials, were detained by the police. Despite asserting their professional status, they faced intimidation tactics, including demands to delete footage of police…
Salesforce CEO renames company’s biggest product after US govt’s ‘enemy post’
Salesforce has officially changed the name of its AIForce platform to SIForce, aligning with recent governmental directives. This decision follows President Trump's Executive Order that mandates the replacement of the term Artificial Intelligence with Super…
12 hours of mayhem in Manipur: 9 killed as violence engulfs hill districts
Recent violence in Manipur resulted in the deaths of nine individuals, including civilians from the Kuki and Naga communities. Clashes escalated following the death of a Kuki woman during protests, leading to widespread unrest. Multiple…
‘Their careers are on the line’: Gambhir’s message after India’s bowling struggles
Roston Chase showcased a stunning performance with the ball, leading the West Indies to triumph over India in the second T20I. Claiming three wickets for only 24 runs, he dramatically influenced the match's result. Despite…
30 cops in plainclothes and a warning: How drama unfolded at Dhruv Rathee’s home
YouTuber Dhruv Rathee was detained by police on Saturday morning for planning to attend an unauthorized protest. He was taken from his home in Sector 56 after refusing police warnings regarding the demonstration. The protest…
Michael Bloomberg’s $1bn gift made Johns Hopkins medical school tuition-free
In a groundbreaking move, Johns Hopkins University revealed a $1 billion contribution from Bloomberg Philanthropies to significantly improve financial assistance for graduate students. This generous funding extends free tuition to medical students from households earning…
165-million-year-old fossil reveals mammal ancestor with modern feeding traits
Scientists have identified a 165-million-year-old mammal predecessor from China that had a broad tail for swimming and throat bones similar to those of modern mammals. Named Megacauda sungei, the Jurassic-era animal could chew and swallow…