Delhi husband stabs wife dead at hotel, attempts suicide by consuming poison

A 28-year-old woman was fatally stabbed by her husband at a Delhi hotel on Thursday. The couple had been married for just six months and were reportedly embroiled in a family dispute. After the attack, the husband allegedly consumed poison in an apparent bid to take his own life. Hotel staff found the woman and immediately notified police, who responded to the scene. Both were rushed to a hospital, where the woman was pronounced dead.

Colorado Farmer Turns Down Solar Leases on 2,700 Acres to Preserve Family Land

A Colorado farmer declined profitable solar development offers on 2,700 acres, choosing instead to protect his family's agricultural land. To formalize this commitment, he pursued a conservation easement, which qualified him for a significant tax deduction. The deduction subsequently drew scrutiny from the IRS, which launched an audit over the complexity of the land's valuation. His case highlights wider challenges the IRS is navigating around the enforcement of conservation easement claims. The farmer currently awaits a resolution while remaining focused on securing his family's farming legacy.

Amazon drivers save 85-year-old woman's life with emergency aid in Kentucky

Two Amazon delivery drivers in Covington, Kentucky, rescued an 85-year-old woman after she collapsed at her home. The drivers had just delivered a printer and were invited inside when the woman suddenly felt dizzy and stopped breathing. One driver performed the Heimlich manoeuvre in an attempt to help her, while the other called emergency services. Paramedics arrived within five minutes and took over her care. The quick response by the two drivers is credited with saving the elderly woman's life.

Trump Claims US Has Near-Total Surveillance Over Iran After Strikes

US President Donald Trump boasted about America's extensive surveillance capabilities over Iran, claiming the country cannot move without being monitored. He alleged that Iran has been attempting to rebuild its radar systems, missile systems, and mine-dropping equipment. Trump stated that recent US strikes destroyed all newly constructed Iranian military equipment along the Strait of Hormuz. The remarks highlight Washington's assertive posture toward Tehran amid ongoing tensions in the strategically vital waterway.

Woman Stabbed Dead by Boyfriend at Delhi Hotel; Accused Tries to Poison Himself

A woman was fatally stabbed by her boyfriend at a hotel in the Lahori Gate area of Delhi, police confirmed on Thursday. The accused allegedly carried out the attack before attempting to take his own life by consuming poison. Authorities were informed of both incidents and responded to the scene. The case is under investigation as police piece together the sequence of events leading to the crime.

Rust Advanced Patterns Explained: Builder, Newtype, Interior Mutability and More

A technical guide covering advanced Rust programming patterns highlights five key techniques used to write safe, flexible, and efficient software. The Builder Pattern enables step-by-step construction of complex structs, especially when fields are optional or require validation before use. The Newtype Pattern wraps existing types to add new behavior or restrict mutability, while Interior Mutability using RefCell and Rc allows data mutation through immutable references at runtime. Trait Objects enable dynamic dispatch, allowing heterogeneous types to be stored in a single collection via a shared trait interface. Advanced Pattern Matching extends beyond simple values to include destructuring, wildcards, and the distinction between refutable and irrefutable patterns.

Trump plots 30-day blitz to save the GOP

Rust Master Class Chapter 7: Closures, Iterators, and Lifetimes Explained

A new educational chapter on Rust programming covers three core language features: closures, iterators, and lifetimes. Closures are anonymous functions capable of capturing variables from their surrounding scope, and are commonly constrained by traits such as Fn, FnMut, or FnOnce. Iterators follow a lazy evaluation model, processing sequences of items only when consumed by methods like sum(), find(), or any(). Lifetimes are a form of generics that help the compiler validate reference relationships and prevent dangling pointers. Together, these three mechanisms underpin Rust's memory safety guarantees and support for fearless concurrency.

Sergey Brin's Superyacht Dragonfly Docks at Gibraltar for Major Refueling Stop

Google co-founder Sergey Brin's superyacht Dragonfly recently made a stop at Gibraltar to refuel. The vessel's enormous size and fuel demands require industrial-scale bunkering infrastructure unavailable at standard marinas. Refueling operations for the yacht can stretch across many hours due to the sheer volume of fuel needed. Dragonfly had to use specialized port facilities to accommodate its dimensions. The stopover underscores the significant logistical challenges involved in operating and maintaining ultra-large private vessels.

Rust Master Class Chapter 6: Structs, Traits, Generics, and Enums Explained

A new chapter in the Rust Master Class series published on DEV Community covers four core building blocks of Rust's type system: structs, enums, generics, and traits. Structs allow developers to group related data into named types and attach behavior through implementation blocks. Enums enable a value to represent one of several possible variants, and work closely with Rust's pattern matching and built-in types like Option and Result. Generics let programmers write reusable logic that works across multiple types without code duplication, while traits define shared behavior that types must implement to satisfy a given interface. Together, these features form the foundation for writing expressive, type-safe programs in Rust.

Ghaziabad gets Rs 300 cr property vote of confidence

IndiGo Doha-Bengaluru Flight Diverts to Muscat After Pilot Falls Ill Mid-Air

An IndiGo flight operating between Doha and Bengaluru made an unplanned landing in Muscat after one of its pilots became incapacitated during the journey. The crew declared a Mayday emergency, prompting an immediate diversion to the Omani capital. Medical personnel attended to the affected pilot upon the aircraft's arrival in Muscat. The pilot is currently reported to be in a stable condition following the incident.

Rust Ownership Explained: Moves, Borrows, and Lifetimes in Chapter 3

Rust's ownership system is a set of compiler-enforced rules that manage memory without garbage collection or manual intervention. Every value has exactly one owner, and when that owner goes out of scope, the value is automatically dropped. Heap-allocated data like strings undergo a 'move' when reassigned, invalidating the original variable to prevent double-free errors, while stack-stored types like integers are simply copied. Borrowing allows functions to use values via references without taking ownership, keeping the original data intact. Lifetimes extend this system by telling the compiler how long references remain valid, preventing dangling pointers at compile time.

Madras HC Upholds MK Stalin's Election Defeat in Kolathur Constituency

A court has dealt a setback to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin over his poll loss in the Kolathur assembly constituency. TVK candidate VS Babu defeated Stalin by a margin of 8,795 votes, securing 82,997 votes against Stalin's 74,202. Stalin had previously won Kolathur in three consecutive elections since the constituency was established in 2011. This marks the first time Stalin lost from the seat he had long considered a stronghold.

Rust Master Class Chapter 23 Explains Dropcheck Memory Safety Mechanism

Dropcheck, known as dropck, is a Rust compiler safety mechanism that governs when values are destroyed to prevent unsafe memory access. It ensures that a type's drop method cannot access data that has already been deallocated or become invalid. By default, the compiler conservatively assumes a drop implementation will access its contained data, requiring strict lifetime rules. An advanced escape hatch called the #[may_dangle] attribute allows developers to override this restriction by promising the drop method will not access potentially dangling data. This explanation is part of Chapter 23 in an ongoing Rust Master Class educational series aimed at developers learning the language.

Why Building a Brand Monitoring Agent Is Harder Than It Looks

A brand monitoring agent may seem simple — search for a company name, classify sentiment, and send alerts — but naive implementations fail quickly due to name ambiguity, duplicate results, and misleading snippets. Engineers soon find themselves debugging the monitoring system rather than actually tracking the brand. Robust solutions require defining the brand as a structured entity with aliases, known confusions, and domain signals rather than relying on a single keyword. The pipeline must separate discovery from content extraction, storing publication time, first-seen time, and retrieval time as distinct fields. Workflow logic, permissions, and alert decisions should remain in application code rather than being delegated entirely to a language model.

Formula 1 racetrack to be set up in TN: CM Vijay

Developer Builds Fully Interactive Drawing Canvas Using Only CSS and HTML

A developer has created a fully functional pixel drawing canvas without a single line of JavaScript, relying entirely on HTML and CSS. The tool uses radio buttons for color selection and a modern CSS Grid layout to form the drawable pixel canvas. Drawing mechanics are powered by CSS pseudo-classes such as :checked, :hover, and :active, combined with one-shot animations that permanently retain their painted state. Users can select from six colors, click and drag to paint grid cells, and clear the canvas using a toggle checkbox. The project demonstrates an unconventional use of CSS custom properties and animation-play-state to simulate interactive, stateful behavior traditionally reserved for JavaScript.

Two-person team from small-town China built iOS App Store's top paid browser

Alook Browser, developed by a two-person team registered in Anguo, Hebei province, has reached the top spot on Apple's App Store paid tools chart in China. The app launched in July 2017 under the name Take Browser but was pulled within a month, later relaunching as Alook with the same App ID and package name. Unlike mainstream browsers, Alook focuses on a clutter-free experience with no ads, no news feed, and no push notifications, while bundling video playback controls, an e-book reader, and a file manager. The iOS version sells as a one-time purchase for ¥6, while the Android version released in 2020 is free, with additional revenue coming from search-engine referral commissions and homepage placement fees. The company reportedly earns ¥600,000–800,000 annually, though it has also faced a copyright lawsuit, highlighting the legal risks of its media-related features.

PM Modi takes stock of flood situation in Varanasi as water crosses warning mark