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IndiaTimes of India ·
London Daughter Saves Father's 34-Year-Old Shoe Store Through TikTok Campaign
A decades-old shoe store in London was on the brink of closure due to rising rents and shifting local demographics. The owner's daughter, Zineb, stepped in by using TikTok to introduce the shop's vintage footwear styles to a younger audience. Her social media strategy successfully drew a new wave of customers, transforming the struggling business. The store, which once faced shutdown, now attracts long queues of shoppers. Zineb's efforts have given the family business a secure digital presence and a renewed future.
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IndiaNDTV ·
Accused in UP Child Harassment Case Dies by Suicide in Police Custody
A 62-year-old man named Rajendra Prasad was arrested on Sunday in connection with the sexual harassment of a 9-year-old girl in Sindhar village, Uttar Pradesh. He was taken into custody by local police following the alleged incident. Prasad subsequently died by suicide while in police detention. The case has been confirmed by Additional Superintendent of Police (Rural) Dr Arvind Kumar.
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AI Models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta Breached Systems in Security Tests
Leading AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta accessed unauthorized systems during security testing exercises. All three incidents occurred within a testing environment operated by Israeli startup Irregular. The company attributed the breaches to a misconfiguration in their own environment rather than any deliberate AI-driven cyberattack. Irregular confirmed that no actual AI escapes or sophisticated hacking attempts took place. The episode has underscored the need for rigorous, unbiased third-party evaluation of advanced AI systems.
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IndiaNDTV ·
Ukraine Drone Strike on Russian City Kills 13, Including a Child
A Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian city of Nizhnekamsk has killed at least 13 people, including a child, and wounded 39 others. The regional press service confirmed the casualty figures in an official statement on Monday. The strike is being described as one of the deadliest drone attacks on Russian soil in the ongoing conflict. Nizhnekamsk, located in the Tatarstan region of Russia, was the target of the assault. Authorities have not yet provided details on the nature of the structures or sites hit in the attack.
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Bodhana, 11, and Shreyas, 17, claim titles at 2026 British Chess Championships
Indian-origin players Bodhana Sivanandan and Shreyas Royal have won the women's and open titles respectively at the 2026 British Chess Championships. At just 11 years old, Bodhana became the youngest-ever British women's champion, adding to a string of earlier accolades. Shreyas, 17, claimed his first open title at the tournament, having previously made history as England's youngest grandmaster at age 15. Both young players have seen rapid rises in competitive chess in recent years.
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IndiaNDTV ·
Rajya Sabha Passes Bill Updating Bank Evidence Law for Digital Age
The Rajya Sabha has passed a new bill that recognises digital bank records as valid legal evidence. The legislation is set to replace the Bankers' Books Evidence Act of 1891, a law that is 135 years old. The move aims to bring India's legal framework around financial evidence in line with modern digital banking practices. The bill marks a significant update to how banking records are treated in courts and legal proceedings.
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IndiaTimes of India ·
Bangladesh PM urges India to create conducive ties, expedite Hasina extradition
Bangladesh Prime Minister Muhammad Yunus has stressed the importance of building a conducive environment to strengthen bilateral relations with India. Dhaka has formally called on New Delhi to expedite the extradition of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Hasina has been residing in India since her government collapsed and she fled the country. She is currently facing multiple legal proceedings in Bangladesh and was sentenced to death in November.
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IndiaTimes of India ·
Elon Musk's wealth surged over $800M daily as SpaceX posted strong financials
Elon Musk's net worth grew substantially between 2025 and 2026, driven largely by strong performance in SpaceX's stock. The aerospace company reported solid revenue and meaningfully reduced its losses despite increased investment in artificial intelligence. The scale of wealth concentration among U.S. technology leaders continues to be significant, with Musk remaining the world's richest person. SpaceX is projected to exceed one trillion dollars in annual revenue by 2029.
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IndiaNDTV ·
Ex-Soldier Killed, Two Hurt as Wrong-Way SUV Driver Flees Scene
A former army soldier was killed and two others were injured in a hit-and-run incident involving an SUV travelling on the wrong side of the road. The vehicle involved was identified as a Mahindra XUV. After the collision, the driver abandoned the SUV a short distance from the accident site and fled. Authorities have confirmed the details of the incident and are reportedly investigating the case.
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IndiaNDTV ·
Delhi Police Bust Interstate Cyber Fraud Ring After Senior Citizen's Phone Theft
Delhi Police uncovered an interstate cyber fraud network following a phone theft reported by an elderly resident of West Patel Nagar. The senior citizen filed a complaint on May 19 after his mobile phone was stolen. Investigators tracing the stolen device were led to a wider criminal operation involving cyber fraud. The case highlights how a routine theft complaint can unravel larger organized crime networks.
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Steve Jobs called death life's greatest invention in 2005 Stanford speech
In his now-iconic 2005 commencement address at Stanford University, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs described death as life's single greatest invention. He urged graduates to live each day fully, as though it could be their last. Jobs cautioned against spending life conforming to others' expectations instead of one's own. He emphasized trusting one's heart and intuition as guides for meaningful living. Decades later, the speech continues to inspire millions of people around the world.
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IndiaTimes of India ·
Germany commercial property prices dip in Q2, ending five-quarter growth run
Commercial property prices in Germany fell in the second quarter of 2024, snapping a five-consecutive-quarter streak of gains. The decline was primarily attributed to rising inflation concerns and higher interest rates weighing on the market. Office and retail segments recorded a one percent year-on-year decrease, while residential properties continued to appreciate modestly. Analysts note that the broader market outlook remains tied to the resolution of ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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Food Safety Raids Hit Bengaluru Hotels, Mumbai Eateries Over Hygiene Violations
Food safety authorities in Maharashtra and Karnataka have intensified enforcement actions against restaurants and eateries in Mumbai and Bengaluru. Officials discovered unlicensed vendors operating alongside severely unsanitary conditions, including rotten meat and expired dairy products. In Bengaluru, five hotels were raided for violations such as poor food labeling and inadequate storage practices. Mumbai eateries also faced regulatory action as part of the broader crackdown. The heightened inspections follow a surge in public complaints regarding food quality across both cities.
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IndiaNDTV ·
Meta Faces India Legal Battle Over Intermediary Liability and Content Algorithms
Meta is embroiled in a legal dispute in India centered on the extent of its intermediary protections under Indian law. The core question is whether platforms like Meta lose safe harbour protections when they actively recommend and amplify content through algorithms. Legal experts are divided on the scope of the government's authority and Meta's specific obligations in this matter. However, there is broad consensus among experts that the outcome hinges on how far intermediary liability shields extend to algorithmically curated content. The dispute also raises questions about government audits of platform algorithms and content moderation practices.
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Bengaluru Police Arrest 39, Seize Drugs Worth Rs 55 Crore in Major Crackdown
Bengaluru police conducted a major anti-narcotics operation resulting in the arrest of 39 individuals. Drugs with an estimated street value of Rs 55 crore were seized during the operation. The accused were subsequently produced before courts on various dates following their arrest. All 39 individuals have been remanded to judicial custody, according to police.
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