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Two priests murdered, bodies burnt in Uttar Pradesh temple attack

Two elderly priests were killed in a temple in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh. A man named Sumit Singh allegedly attacked them with a heavy object and set their bodies on fire. The accused reportedly wanted to take control of the temple's management after being released from jail. The victims had served as long-time caretakers of the shrine, which has land registered in one priest's name.

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California mandates human oversight for AI-driven employee discipline

California has enacted the 'No Robo Bosses Act', becoming the first U.S. state to implement such a law. It legally requires human supervision for any employee discipline decisions involving artificial intelligence. The legislation is designed to address potential biases and errors from automated systems. It also mandates that workers be notified when AI is used in decisions impacting them.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Rahul Gandhi questions Election Commission's removal of voter form declaration

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has raised a pointed question regarding the Election Commission's recent actions. He specifically asked who within the commission ordered the removal of an additional declaration from Form 6, the voter enrollment form. This change was implemented on the ECINET application portal for states where the Special Summary Revision (SIR) process has concluded. The development follows the poll body's decision to eliminate this requirement, prompting scrutiny from political figures.

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US Report Says Chinese Invasion of Taiwan Unlikely Before 2027

A U.S. assessment reportedly indicates a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is improbable before 2027. The analysis suggests Beijing might consider using force in 2028 or later, depending on Taiwan's political future. This potential shift is linked to possible election outcomes, including a fourth consecutive win for the Democratic Progressive Party. A reelection victory for current President Lai Ching-te is noted as a factor that could increase the likelihood of Chinese military action.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

India halves Scotch whisky import tariff under UK trade deal

A new trade agreement between India and the United Kingdom has reduced the import tariff on British whisky from 150% to 75%. The tariff is set to decline further to 40% over the next decade. This substantial tax cut, however, does not directly translate to an equivalent drop in the final retail price for consumers. The final cost to buyers is influenced by additional factors beyond the import duty.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Congress criticizes Election Commission over Soren case

The Indian National Congress party has publicly criticized the Election Commission of India. The criticism relates to the Commission's role in the disqualification of former Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren. Congress alleges that this action represents an 'electoral capture', a term implying the undermining of democratic processes. The party claims that public dissent against such moves is increasing.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

From 1986's Neerja Bhanot to 2026's Smit Machchhar, two aviation heroes saved lives.

In 1986, flight attendant Neerja Bhanot helped passengers escape during the hijacking of Pan Am Flight 73 in Karachi, sacrificing her own life. Separately, in 2026, Captain Smit Machchhar regained control of his aircraft after an attack by his co-pilot. His actions averted a potential mid-air disaster. Both individuals prioritized passenger safety during critical in-flight emergencies. Their heroism spans decades but shares the common theme of selfless courage.

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MIT's 1950s Railroad Club Students Pioneered Modern Hacker Culture

The origins of contemporary hacking and open-source culture are linked to MIT students in the late 1950s. Members of the Tech Model Railroad Club conducted early experiments with the TX-0 computer. Their community valued principles like open access, hands-on experimentation, and knowledge sharing, as later documented by Steven Levy. These foundational ideas influenced the development of collaborative software and the free software movement, which remain vital to today's technology sector.

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