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IndiaTimes of India ·

US Lifts Export Controls on Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI Models

The US government has removed export restrictions on Anthropic's advanced AI models, Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, after a period of national security concerns. The decision followed weeks of negotiations between Anthropic and federal authorities. Under the revised arrangement, trusted partners and federal agencies will be granted access to the models alongside new safety safeguards. Anthropic has begun restoring global access to the models and thanked its users for their patience during the restrictions. The company also highlighted the collaborative process undertaken to strengthen AI safety measures.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Chhattisgarh HC orders release of Scorpio seized with liquor, cites lack of evidence

The Chhattisgarh High Court has ruled that vehicles cannot be confiscated under the Excise Act based solely on assumptions about exceeding legal liquor limits. Chief Justice Ramesh Sinha dismissed the state's appeal and upheld the release of a Scorpio that had been seized carrying 154 liquor bottles. The court found no concrete evidence proving that the seized bottles exceeded the legally permitted quantity. The judgment underscores that authorities must present solid proof, not mere presumptions, to justify confiscation of vehicles under excise laws.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Aviation Turbine Fuel Price Cut by Rs 5,000 Per Kilolitre in India

India has reduced aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices by approximately Rs 5,000 per kilolitre on a bulk basis. The revised price now stands at Rs 1.10 lakh per kilolitre, down from the earlier Rs 1.15 lakh per kilolitre. ATF is a major cost component for airlines, typically accounting for a significant share of their operating expenses. This reduction could potentially ease financial pressure on domestic carriers. If airlines pass on the benefit to consumers, domestic airfares may see a decline in the near term.

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US Deploys Advanced Missile Systems in Okinawa and Philippines Near Taiwan

The United States is strengthening its military presence in the Indo-Pacific by deploying advanced weapon systems in Okinawa and the Philippines. The systems being deployed include NMESIS and MADIS, both mobile platforms capable of targeting maritime and aerial threats. These assets have been positioned strategically close to Taiwan as part of a broader deterrence strategy against potential Chinese aggression. The forward deployment is intended to challenge enemy naval and air movements in the region. Washington views this buildup as essential to defending Taiwan and preserving stability across the western Pacific.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Mexico beat Ecuador 2-0 to reach World Cup Round of 16, ending 40-year jinx

Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-0 to qualify for the FIFA World Cup Round of 16, snapping a 40-year curse of knockout-stage eliminations. Goals from Julián Quiñones and Raúl Jiménez were the difference in a match that was briefly halted due to a weather delay. The victory ended a run of eight consecutive World Cup exits in the knockout rounds for El Tri. It marks Mexico's first progression past the group stage since 1986, a historic milestone for the team. Young Gilberto Mora and veteran striker Jiménez also achieved personal milestones during the landmark win.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Nayara Energy cuts petrol by Rs 5, diesel by Rs 3 per litre across India

Nayara Energy, India's largest private fuel retailer, has reduced petrol prices by Rs 5 per litre and diesel by Rs 3 per litre across the country. This is the first price cut by any fuel retailer in more than two years. The reduction comes on the back of easing tensions in the Middle East and a decline in international crude oil prices. While Nayara passed on the savings to consumers, state-owned fuel companies chose to keep their prices unchanged.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

Delhi High Court: Landlords cannot charge tenants for routine repainting on exit

The Delhi High Court has ruled that tenants are not automatically liable for repainting costs or minor repairs when vacating a property. The court drew a clear distinction between normal wear and tear, which is the landlord's responsibility, and actual damage deliberately or negligently caused by tenants. Routine repainting falls under the landlord's duties and cannot be billed to departing tenants. However, significant damage such as removal of fittings may be charged to tenants, provided the landlord furnishes proof and fairly apportions the costs.

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IndiaNDTV ·

Nayara Energy cuts petrol and diesel prices as global crude rates fall

Private fuel retailer Nayara Energy has reduced petrol and diesel prices at its pumps following an easing in global crude oil prices. The move makes Nayara's outlets more competitively priced compared to state-run rivals. Public sector oil marketing companies — Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum, and Hindustan Petroleum — have not announced any corresponding price cuts. The divergence highlights a split between private and government-owned fuel retailers in passing on global price relief to consumers.

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IndiaNDTV ·

US Supreme Court Birthright Citizenship Ruling Offers Relief to Indians on Visas

The US Supreme Court recently issued a ruling on birthright citizenship that has significant implications for Indian nationals living in the United States. Hundreds of thousands of Indian professionals are present in the US on H-1B, L-1, and F-1 visas, while over a million Indians remain stuck in the employment-based green card backlog. Children born in the US to these visa holders could have been affected by any changes to birthright citizenship protections. The ruling is seen as a relief for this large Indian community, as it provides greater certainty regarding the citizenship status of their US-born children.

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IndiaTimes of India ·

China Sends 13 Aircraft, 10 Warships Near Taiwan After Island's Combat Drills

Taiwan detected 13 Chinese PLA aircraft sorties and 10 naval vessels operating near its territory, with nine aircraft crossing the sensitive median line. The military activity followed Taiwan's own combat readiness exercises aimed at defending against potential surprise attacks. Beijing condemned the Taiwanese drills, escalating an already tense exchange between the two sides. Taiwan has been actively strengthening its defenses, with its first domestically constructed submarine currently undergoing sea trials. The developments reflect deepening tensions over Taiwan's status as a self-governing territory claimed by China.

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France become first team to score 3+ goals in five straight World Cup games

France made FIFA World Cup history by becoming the first team to score three or more goals in five consecutive matches. They achieved the feat with a commanding 3-0 win over Sweden. Kylian Mbappe starred with a brace, further cementing his place among the tournament's top scorers. Coach Didier Deschamps praised his side's sustained attacking consistency throughout the campaign. France will next face Paraguay in the Round of 16.

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Ayodhya Police Quiz Accused in Ram Temple Donation Theft Case

Ayodhya police have interrogated Avinash Shukla, an accused in the Ram temple donation theft case, at the district jail. Investigators suspect he was involved in manipulating cash counting and reconciliation records. CCTV footage allegedly showing Shukla being escorted while carrying a bag believed to contain stolen money is currently under scrutiny. Authorities are working to establish the full scope of the alleged embezzlement. Further questioning of other suspects is planned as the probe continues.

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