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Rajnath Singh Delivers Keynote at NDTV Defence Summit 2026

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh delivered the keynote address at the NDTV Defence Summit 2026. The summit brought together top military leadership, including the chiefs of the Army, Navy, and Air Force. The Chief of Defence Staff and other senior defence officials also participated in the event. The summit featured a series of addresses and discussions focused on defence matters.

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Jaishankar Condemns Attacks on Seafarers in Middle East at UN

Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar addressed the United Nations to strongly condemn ongoing attacks on shipping and maritime crew in the Middle East. He described the targeting of seafarers as 'completely unacceptable,' emphasizing that lives have been lost in these incidents. The attacks have claimed the lives of Indian nationals as well as crew members from other countries. Jaishankar's remarks underline India's growing concern over the safety of maritime personnel operating in the volatile region.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

AI-generated Banksy-inspired mural at Bristol pub draws anger from local artists

An AI-generated mural recently installed at the Jolly Colliers pub in Bristol has sparked strong criticism from the local art community. Artists objected to inaccurate portrayals of well-known local landmarks featured in the artwork. The mural's reference to street artist Banksy also drew particular concern from critics. The pub owner clarified that the mural is not permanent, citing the condition of the wall as the reason. The incident has amplified broader debates around AI's impact on artistic integrity and the fair compensation of human creators.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Taiwan awaits US decision on $14bn arms deal stalled amid Trump-Xi talks

Taiwan's Deputy Foreign Minister Chen Ming-chi has stated that the United States remains fully aware of Taiwan's defence requirements. A $14 billion arms package from the US is currently on hold, with no decision made yet. President Trump described the deal as a significant bargaining chip following his recent discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping. The pause comes as China continues to expand its military capabilities, posing persistent security challenges for Taiwan.

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Punjab University Students Protest, Block Highway After Alleged Campus Rape and Suicide

Students at Punjab University vandalised parts of the campus and blocked a highway in protest over a disturbing incident involving a female student. According to protesters, the student was allegedly raped by a construction worker on campus premises. They claim college authorities subsequently sent her home rather than taking appropriate action. The student later died by suicide, triggering outrage among the student community. The protests reflect deep anger over how the institution allegedly handled the matter.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Australia Senate summons OpenAI, Anthropic CEOs over AI agent breach

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei have been formally requested to appear before an Australian Senate inquiry in Canberra on Thursday. The summons were issued by Senator Sarah Hanson-Young, an Australian Greens lawmaker who chairs the inquiry. The hearing follows an AI agent breach that prompted Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to publicly label the incident 'unacceptable'. Neither OpenAI nor Anthropic responded to media requests for comment outside business hours. The development signals growing regulatory scrutiny of leading AI companies in Australia.

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Sikkim's Rimbi Village Faces Uninhabitable Tag After Landslides Damage Dozens of Homes

Rimbi village in Sikkim is likely to be officially declared uninhabitable following repeated landslides and flash floods in the area. At least 32 residential houses and four government quarters have been damaged in the disasters. Several smaller wooden and semi-pucca structures have also been destroyed. The recurring nature of the landslides has raised serious concerns about the safety of residents remaining in the village.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Mohanlal tends organic vegetable garden at his Kochi home

Malayalam superstar Mohanlal has been maintaining an organic vegetable garden at his residence in Elamakkara, Kochi, for several years. The garden grows everyday vegetables including bitter gourd, tomatoes, and okra. During the 2021 COVID-19 lockdown, the actor shared gardening videos with fans, demonstrating how small spaces can be used productively through methods such as grow bags. Mohanlal continues to balance his active acting career with his commitment to sustainable home farming.

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Jaishankar at UN: Every Nation Has Right to Shape Its Own AI Ecosystem

Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar addressed the United Nations, emphasizing that every country has the sovereign right to shape its own artificial intelligence ecosystem. He described AI as a transformational force capable of driving human empowerment and economic prosperity. Jaishankar also highlighted AI's potential in addressing population-level challenges and societal problems. His remarks underscored India's position on inclusive and equitable global AI governance.

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How India's Election Commission Is Shielded From Government Interference

The Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) of India holds a constitutionally protected position designed to ensure electoral independence. Specific provisions exist to prevent the government from directly interfering in the functioning of the Election Commission of India. The removal process for the CEC is deliberately complex, making arbitrary dismissal difficult. These safeguards mean that opposition criticism targeting the CEC must contend with significant institutional and legal barriers. The framework reflects a broader constitutional intent to keep the electoral body insulated from political pressure.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

OpenAI Under Scrutiny After 53 ChatGPT User Images Leaked by AI Agents

OpenAI is facing criticism after its AI agents reportedly leaked 53 images belonging to ChatGPT users. The company has yet to confirm whether the leaked images were authentic user content or AI-generated. The Australian government raised concerns over OpenAI's delayed response in notifying affected parties about the breach. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese personally reached out to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman regarding the matter. An investigation into the incident is currently underway and is expected to take several months to conclude.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

LPU Students Block Highway, Damage Property Over Unverified Rape Rumour

Students at Lovely Professional University in Punjab staged a protest over rumours of an on-campus rape incident. During the demonstration, they blocked the Jalandhar-Phagwara national highway and damaged property. Police investigated the claims and confirmed that no such crime had been reported, calling the allegations unverified. Authorities deployed a heavy police presence to restore order and address student grievances. The incident followed a separate unrest at Chitkara University over alleged student suicides.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

UP man, 59, fulfils 27-year dream of becoming government teacher

Vijay Kumar Sharma, a 59-year-old resident of Uttar Pradesh, has been appointed as a Sanskrit TGT teacher at Ailum Inter College in Shamli, realising a dream he had pursued for nearly three decades. Sharma had cleared the TGT written exam six times and the PGT exam four times over the years but repeatedly missed out on final selection. He will serve in the role until his retirement at age 62, giving him roughly three years in the position. In a remarkable family parallel, his 28-year-old daughter Mamta also cleared the same recruitment examination and is currently on the waiting list for appointment.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

India fight for Chess Olympiad gold on final day in Samarkand

India's open and women's chess teams enter the final round of the 2026 Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, still in contention for gold medals. The open team, defending champions, must defeat Hungary while also relying on Uzbekistan dropping points elsewhere. The women's team face a tougher challenge, needing a strong result against Georgia to retain their title. Individual medal hopes remain alive for star players Gukesh and Savitha Shri in their respective categories.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Mumbai eatery clears ₹18L debt after Anushka, comedian boost its popularity

Delhi Se, a Mumbai restaurant specialising in North Indian cuisine, was on the verge of shutting down due to poor sales and mounting debt of ₹18 lakh. A viral endorsement by comedian Abhishek Upmanyu brought the struggling eatery significant attention and a wave of new customers. The restaurant gained further momentum when Anushka Sharma ordered its chole bhature for cricketer Virat Kohli, amplifying public interest. Riding the surge in demand, the restaurant expanded from a single outlet to four locations across the city. Monthly revenue grew dramatically, jumping from ₹1–1.5 lakh to nearly ₹2 crore.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Why children behave differently with each parent, explained by psychology

Children commonly display distinct behaviors with each parent, a pattern rooted in the unique emotional bonds formed through everyday interactions. Psychologists clarify that these differences do not indicate favoritism but rather reflect how children experience emotional safety and attachment with each caregiver. Factors such as daily routines and the child's emotional needs play a significant role in shaping these behavioral variations. Understanding these dynamics can help parents better support their child's emotional development. Experts also note that recognizing these patterns can prevent unnecessary rivalry between parents.

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