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BCom student stabbed to death in B'luru: How 'feud' over senior girl turned fatal
A 19-year-old BCom student named Yogesh was fatally stabbed in Nagarabhavi following a classmate's dispute. The confrontation stemmed from disparaging remarks made by Yogesh regarding a senior girl pursued by Bhuvan. After gathering a group, Bhuvan called Yogesh behind the college to confront him over these remarks. During the violent altercation, one assailant used a knife to stab Yogesh in the chest, ultimately leading to his death.
Now, Centre wants Air Force Golf Course land on Delhi's Lok Kalyan Marg back
The government plans to reclaim land from the Air Force Golf Course, transferring it to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs. This initiative aims to optimize the use of valuable land for community projects. Eviction notices are being served to several elite clubs, including the Delhi Race Club and Delhi Gymkhana Club, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced public infrastructure in the area.
'My goal is to have 3': Alex Albon wants Thailand to join his list of F1 home races
Alex Albon considers Singapore and Malaysia his two Formula 1 home races, but the Williams driver wants Thailand to join that list. With Thailand targeting a potential F1 race in Bangkok from 2028, Albon’s Thai heritage could give him a third home event. Speaking to the Times of India ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang, Albon also discussed his growing role in developing Williams’ future cars and the value of driver experience.
Drishyam 3 box office day 2: Ajay Devgn thriller races past Rs 100cr
Ajay Devgn's Drishyam 3 – The Conclusion earned Rs 53.50 crore on Saturday, down 13.7% from Friday, per Sacnilk. The Abhishek Pathak thriller crossed Rs 100 crore in two days, with Rs 115.50 crore in India and Rs 177.10 crore worldwide. It is expected to pass Rs 150 crore by Sunday.
In a 1st, thousands of Kedarnath pilgrims bring back tonnes of trash from shrine
In an unprecedented initiative, thousands of pilgrims at Kedarnath are carrying down plastic waste voluntarily. The local administration's 'Carry Me Back' campaign has facilitated the collection of over 12 tonnes of waste. Volunteers from various states, including Tamil Nadu and Odisha, are actively participating in the effort.
Sam Altman criticises Anthropic’s push to explore AI consciousness and religion
I am very uncomfortable about people trying to ascribe religious force or a surrender of human judgment to AI models, and think it is a real safety issue," Altman said in a post to X. The comments were widely seen as a criticism of Anthropic and its co-founder Dario Amodei, who previously worked with Altman at OpenAI.
Does boiling potatoes before frying make them tastier and healthier?
The cooking techniques used for potatoes can greatly influence their flavor and texture. Boiling softens the insides, while frying them post-boiling yields a delightful crispiness that has made this combination a favorite in various cuisines. However, boiling can lead to a loss of some vitamins, and while frying adds dietary fiber, it's important to note that simply combining these methods does not significantly enhance health benefits.
US "Kicks Out" 2 Members Of Iranian Delegation For Overstaying
US media reported the State Department had told Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and his delegation to leave the country Monday, and resorted to expelling the two members after learning from the Iranian mission to the UN they remained in the country on Friday.

At -48 Degrees Celsius, India Takes Swachh Bharat Mission To Antarctica
The present temperature in Antarctica is around -48 degrees Celsius.

"My Heart Aches": Cornell President Commits Transparency In Alleged Gangrape
Cornell's president Michael Kotlikoff pledged greater transparency and more opportunities for students, parents and others to engage with university leaders.

Neeru Dhanda eyes Olympic medal to end wait since Rajyavardhan’s 2004 silver
After battling viral fever and a rushed recovery, Neeru Dhanda arrived at the Asian Games 2026 with a dream of winning a medal. She left Aichi-Nagoya with three medals - two golds and a silver - and her sights now firmly set on the Los Angeles Olympics. With the World Championship in Doha her immediate target, Neeru wants to win an Olympic medal and end India’s long wait for a shotgun medal.
Yemeni govt strikes Houthis as tensions rise amid reports of planned Saudi offensive
Yemen's government has launched military strikes aimed at Houthi positions in Sanaa, marking a significant escalation amid the Houthis' recent announcement of a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia. As tensions rise, reports indicate that Saudi Arabia could unleash a major offensive against Houthi forces along the Red Sea coast, potentially mobilizing over 100,000 Yemeni troops depending on the operation's scale.
Trump Pledges $90 Medicare Premium Each To 20 Million Seniors
That pledge - which would require approval from Congress - would likely cost more than $1 trillion, adding to the deficit and worsening inflation.

'Divorce, Rs 30 lakh hospital bill': What led to techie's fatal jump from Supernova
Sambhav Jain, a 28-year-old software engineer, died by suicide after jumping from a 41st-floor balcony. He had been staying alone in an Airbnb and expressed feelings of depression before the incident. Police are investigating personal difficulties and financial issues stemming from a recent divorce and medical expenses. Jain's father had suggested he return home to resolve a monetary dispute. The authorities are examining evidence, including CCTV footage and WhatsApp messages.
Shubman Gill equals MS Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh to enter elite India club
Shubman Gill has successfully equaled the impressive record of MS Dhoni, achieving seven Player of the Series awards in ODIs. This remarkable feat was accomplished following India's recent series victory against the West Indies, where Gill scored 110 runs and an incredible unbeaten 233 in the first two matches. Despite a loss in the third match, his consistent performance places him among legends like Yuvraj Singh and Sourav Ganguly.
Indian-Origin South African Man Uses Fake Degree To Work As Medical Intern
Reshal Dayanand faced counts of forgery, fraud, and violations of both the Health Professions Act and the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act.

Plague in Siberia: Lab worker dies after test-tube accident; 200 contacts monitored
In a tragic incident in Irkutsk, Russia, a laboratory worker died after an accidental exposure to live plague bacteria from a broken test tube. Nearly 200 individuals potentially exposed to her are undergoing medical monitoring. Hospital reports revealed she exhibited severe pneumonia-like symptoms prior to her death. Fortunately, all assessed contacts have tested negative for the plague, alleviating some concern among health officials.
Kids who keep restarting drawings may show more than perfectionism: Psychology
Perfectionism can be a heavy burden for children, often causing distress when their art does not align with their high standards. Understanding the line between perfectionistic striving and fears is essential for recognizing a child's emotional challenges. A parent's response to errors shapes how a child views failure and embraces imperfection.
