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CDS General Subramani: AI Will Reshape Every Dimension of Modern Warfare

Chief of Defence Staff General NS Raja Subramani shared his views on artificial intelligence at the NDTV Defence Summit. He stated that AI is set to transform the battlefield across all its aspects. The top military official described AI as both an opportunity and a challenge for the armed forces. His remarks highlight the growing importance of emerging technologies in shaping India's defence strategy.

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Sarvesh Kushare Wins Silver in High Jump at Asian Athletics Championships

Indian high jumper Sarvesh Kushare claimed a silver medal after clearing 2.25m at the Asian Athletics Championships in Japan. Gold went to Chinese Taipei's Chao-hsuan Fu, who also cleared 2.25m but won on countback, while South Korea's Sanghyeok Woo took bronze with a best of 2.22m. Kushare successfully cleared heights of 2.10m, 2.14m, 2.18m, 2.22m, and 2.25m during the competition. He was unable to clear 2.28m, failing all three attempts at that height. The result marks a step forward for Kushare, who had previously experienced heartbreak at the Hangzhou Asian Games.

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Heavy Rainfall Expected Across Uttarakhand, UP, Bihar, Assam and Meghalaya

Several Indian states are bracing for heavy rainfall as meteorologists forecast significant rain activity across multiple regions. Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar in northern India are among the states expected to receive heavy showers. The northeastern states of Assam and Meghalaya are also forecast to experience intense rainfall, keeping the region as one of the more active weather zones. Parts of western India are additionally expected to see notable rain activity during this period.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

India Moves Toward Barrier-Free Tolling Using FASTag and Number Plates

India is advancing a barrier-free tolling system that eliminates the need for vehicles to stop at highway toll booths. The system uses a combination of FASTag technology and number plate recognition cameras to automatically identify vehicles as they pass. Tolls are collected electronically in real time, allowing traffic to flow at normal highway speeds. This approach aims to reduce congestion, cut fuel wastage, and improve the overall efficiency of highway travel across the country.

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Russian Envoy Defends Moscow as Reliable Defence Partner for India at NDTV Summit

Russian Ambassador to India Denis Alipov spoke at the NDTV Defence Summit 2026, addressing questions about India's potential acquisition of advanced fighter jets. Alipov dismissed concerns about Russia's reliability as a defence partner, stating that nations do not conduct business with untrustworthy partners. His remarks came amid broader speculation over whether India might pursue the American F-35 or Russia's Su-57 stealth fighter. The statement underscores ongoing competition between Russia and the United States for influence in India's defence procurement decisions.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Mahomes Questions Chiefs' Hunger Ahead of Dolphins Clash

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has publicly raised concerns about his team's competitive drive ahead of their upcoming game against the Miami Dolphins. The star player questioned whether the Chiefs can maintain the same level of hunger and motivation needed to perform at the highest level. Mahomes' comments come as the team prepares for what is expected to be a significant matchup. His remarks appear aimed at keeping the squad focused and sharp as the game approaches.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

India wins double podium at Chess Olympiad, claims Gaprindashvili Cup in Samarkand

India achieved a historic double podium finish at the Chess Olympiad held in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. The women's team secured bronze after Savitha Shri held her nerve through an 83-move draw in a crucial match. The open team clinched silver on tiebreak, with Arjun Erigaisi delivering a decisive late win to seal the result. Uzbekistan and China took the open and women's gold medals respectively. India also earned the Gaprindashvili Cup, awarded for the best combined performance across both teams.

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Indian Ocean Growing More Contested, Warns Navy Chief Admiral Swaminathan

Indian Navy Chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan has flagged the Indian Ocean Region as one of the most militarised maritime zones in the world. He attributed this to the rise of Asian economies, including India and China, over the past five decades. Alongside broader geopolitical shifts, these factors have made the Indian Ocean an increasingly congested and disputed space. The admiral's remarks highlight growing concerns over naval competition and security challenges in the region.

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Russian Envoy Says US Comment at Raisina Dialogue Revealed Fear of India's Rise

Russian Ambassador Denis Alipov made a notable claim while speaking at the NDTV Defence Summit on Sunday. He alleged that a remark made by a US representative at the Raisina Dialogue in New Delhi this year inadvertently exposed American concerns about India's growing power. Alipov described the comment as a 'Freudian slip', suggesting it unintentionally revealed underlying US anxieties. The Raisina Dialogue is an annual geopolitical conference held in India's capital. The ambassador's remarks come amid ongoing global attention to India's expanding strategic and economic influence.

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SAAB Seeks Indian Suppliers to Join Its Global Defence Supply Chain

Swedish defence company SAAB is looking to onboard Indian suppliers as part of its global supply chain network. The move signals SAAB's interest in deepening its industrial ties with India's growing defence manufacturing sector. SAAB already has a long-standing relationship with India, as the Indian Army has used its Carl Gustaf weapon system for over five decades. By integrating Indian firms into its supply chain, SAAB aims to strengthen bilateral defence cooperation and leverage India's manufacturing capabilities.

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Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma Accuses AAP of Promoting Slap Video, Alleges Corruption

Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma has alleged that an AAP worker verbally abused his family, amid a controversy surrounding a widely circulated slap video. Verma accused AAP of deliberately promoting the video for political purposes. He also levelled corruption charges against AAP MLA Jarnail Singh in connection with the row. The minister urged the public to look beyond the surface and understand the broader context behind the video.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Tejaswin Shankar Claims Decathlon Bronze at Asian Games with 7,934 Points

Indian athlete Tejaswin Shankar won the bronze medal in the decathlon event at the Asian Games. He sealed his podium finish with a strong performance in the 1500m race, accumulating a total of 7,934 points. Japan's Yuma Maruyama claimed the gold medal in the same event. In another track and field result, Indian sprinter Ancy Sojan finished second in the women's long jump, narrowly missing gold behind China's Yingying Huang.

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Delhi PWD Minister Parvesh Verma defends slap incident, cites family insult

Delhi PWD Minister Parvesh Verma came under fire after a video surfaced allegedly showing him slapping a youth during a road inspection in Tilak Nagar. Verma defended his actions, claiming the youth's associate had hurled abuses at his family, prompting his response. The minister also levelled allegations against local MLA Jarnail Singh, accusing him of seeking commissions from road construction contracts. In the aftermath of the incident, Verma's engineer lodged a formal complaint by filing an FIR.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Ohio Family Grows 155-Acre Farm to 500 Acres Over Decades, Prioritizes Conservation

Neil McKown purchased a 155-acre overgrown property in Shelby, Ohio in 1988, laying the foundation for a multigenerational farming enterprise. Over the decades, the McKown family steadily expanded their land holdings to 500 acres and refined their agricultural practices. Neil's son Sam now oversees day-to-day farm operations, with a particular focus on quality hay production. The family has turned down lucrative offers, including a reported $500,000 timber cutting deal, in favor of sustainable land management. Conservation and community engagement remain central to the McKowns' long-term farming philosophy.

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Ukraine Launches 'Army of Robots' to Reduce Frontline Casualties

Ukraine has officially launched a new 'Army of Robots' initiative, as announced by former defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov on Saturday. The program aims to integrate more automated machines into active warfare operations. The primary goal is to reduce human casualties by replacing soldiers with robotic systems on the frontlines. This move reflects Ukraine's broader strategy of leveraging technology to gain a tactical edge in its ongoing conflict.

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Aurora, Colorado ZIP Code 80019 Tops US List for Inbound Movers

Aurora, Colorado's 80019 ZIP code has become the most popular moving destination in the United States, driven largely by a surge in new housing developments in the area. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, holds second place, with its rankings primarily influenced by military-related relocations. Florida claims three spots in the top ten, attracting retirees and remote workers seeking favorable living conditions. The rankings reflect broader national trends in housing demand and demographic shifts across the country.

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Navy Chief Stresses Self-Reliance After Lessons from Global Maritime Chokepoints

Indian Navy Chief Admiral Krishna Swaminathan addressed the NDTV Defence Summit 2026, emphasizing the importance of self-reliance in naval operations. He stated that the Navy continuously monitors and evaluates evolving threat environments. His remarks were informed by strategic observations from key global maritime chokepoints, including the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb. The focus on 'Aatmanirbharta', or self-reliance, reflects India's broader push to reduce dependence on foreign defence assets.

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