India has significantly increased its defence exports, with Armenia being the top buyer of weapon systems like Akash missiles and Pinaka rockets. The export success […]
Month: October 2024
PM Modi flags ‘digital arrests’, says no government body issues phone threats
PM Narendra Modi addresses the rise of cyber scams involving ‘digital arrests,’ emphasizing that no government agency demands money over the phone. He outlines steps […]
Rs 72 lakh/year rare-disease drug can be made for Rs 3,000/year, HC told
A Yale expert reveals SMA drug Risdiplam could cost Rs 3,000 annually with local production, vastly cheaper than Rs 72 lakh due to patents. A […]
‘Democratic party is now … ‘: Comedian mocks Kamala for receiving celebrity endorsements
At a Trump rally in New York City, comedian Tony Hinchcliffe criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for receiving endorsements from Hollywood celebrities and compared the […]
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: AI can help elevate India from …
Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, asserts that India has the essential resources—tech talent, a thriving digital economy, and extensive data—to become an AI leader. Emphasizing […]
We were attacked and we did nothing: Jaishankar on 26/11
External Affairs minister S Jaishankar emphasized the need for Maharashtra to align with the Centre for enhanced international investments and addressed issues like the India-China […]
Bomb threats hit 50 flights; government seeks help of international agencies, IB
Since mid-October, a surge of anonymous online hoax threats has disrupted over 350 flights, causing significant delays and financial losses for airlines like IndiGo, Vistara, […]
Google is “working” on a secret project that can take over your PC/laptop
Google is set to introduce its groundbreaking AI, Project Jarvis, as early as December. This advanced AI, powered by Gemini, promises to automate tasks like […]
Plaints lodged, 18 med students in Tripura fined Rs 10 lakh for ragging
Following a serious ragging incident at Tripura Medical College, an FIR has been registered against 18 students who have been fined ₹10 lakh collectively and […]
Shell on Christmas cake that defined 1899 Boer war truce now adorns MP museum
In 1899, a unique artillery shell bearing a plum cake and Christmas greetings marked a truce during the Boer War in Ladysmith, South Africa. This […]