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- 1.'Mounting debts may have pushed him': Domino’s delivery executive jumps to death from 13th floor
- 2.Karnataka trader kills wife and son before dying by suicide; death note blames govt's free bus scheme for losses
- 3.'Nails hammered into his legs': Dalit student ‘tortured to death’ over friendship with upper caste girl in Uttarakhand
- 4.19 TMC MPs join rebel group; Yusuf Pathan, Saayoni Ghosh, Mala Roy on list
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- Bill Gates to Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft and every other company building data center in the US: Communities will not accept data centers that...
Bill Gates has told the AI industry it does not have permission to drive up household electricity bills, warning Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft that the old utility-funded grid model is finished. Speaking on CNBC, the Microsoft co-founder said hyperscalers must now pick data centre sites where the economics and politics hold. With 48 projects worth $156 billion already blocked in 2025 and public opposition at record highs, the buildout is colliding with sentiment. - Govt considers DL validity till holder turns 50 yrs, online vehicle transfer & permit renewal
The government is considering extending driving license validity until holders turn 50, aiming to reduce public inconvenience. Additionally, vehicle ownership transfers and permit renewals are slated to become fully online. These measures, along with a negative points system for traffic violations, are expected to streamline processes and improve road safety. - 'Son unlike father': Nitish Kumar’s son Nishant studied engineering but never graduated, MLC affidavit shows
Nishant Kumar, son of Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, has entered politics by filing nomination for the Legislative Council elections. His educational affidavit reveals he pursued engineering at BIT, Mesra, but completed only five out of eight semesters before leaving in 2001. He pledged to work for a developed Bihar, echoing his father's vision. - TMC leader Jahangir Khan, who contested from Falta, arrested near Nepal border
The arrest comes weeks after Calcutta high court's vacation bench refused to extend the interim protection in five FIRs granted to the TMC strongman. Justice Partha Sarathi Chatterjee referred the matter to a regular bench. Earlier, Khan was granted interim protection by Justice Saugata Bhattacharyya till May 26, considering the repolls there on May 21. - Ravi Mohan divorce case: Aarti gets relief as Madras High Court dismisses actor’s petition to delay maintenance case deadline
The Madras High Court has dismissed actor Ravi Mohan's plea to delay a maintenance case hearing. Aarti Ravi had sought urgent intervention regarding unpaid child education costs. The court's earlier two-week deadline for the Family Welfare Court to address the interim maintenance plea remains in effect, pushing the case forward without further delay. - 19 TMC MPs join rebel group; Yusuf Pathan, Saayoni Ghosh, Mala Roy on list
A significant internal rebellion is shaking the Trinamool Congress, with 19 MPs reportedly forming a separate faction, pushing the party towards a potential split. Rebel leader Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar stated they will support the NDA but not join the BJP. MP Mahua Moitra, however, dismissed the rebellion, calling the MPs 'traitors' and citing a court verdict on party splits. - Poonam Dhillon praises Ranveer Singh for offering compensation in 'Don 3' row; backs his right to exit project: 'Kudos to him'
CINTAA president Poonam Dhillon defended Ranveer Singh amid the 'Don 3' dispute, praising his professionalism and offering compensation after his exit. Dhillon emphasized actors' right to creative input, stating their intelligence and projection warrant a say in scripts for a project's betterment. The Producers Guild is now mediating the issue. Read on to know more in detail. - Drone boat used in US rescue mission in Hormuz built by company co-founded by Indian-American engineer
An autonomous drone boat executed a heroic rescue of two US Army Apache helicopter crew members. This revolutionary craft, called Corsair, was designed by Texas-based Saronic Technologies, co-founded by Indian-American Vibhav Altekar. - 'Me industry se nahi hoon': When Nana Patekar left Amitabh Bachchan moved on why he chose village life over Bollywood glamour
Veteran actor Nana Patekar's candid conversation on 'Kaun Banega Crorepati 16' about his return to village life is captivating audiences. He explained his detachment from the film industry's glamour, stating, "I come from a village, and I will always remain a village man." Patekar emphasized that limited needs simplify life, finding solace amidst mountains rather than city walls. Read on to know more in detail. - Setback for Congress, Rajya Sabha nominee Meenakshi Natarajan's nomination rejected for hiding information about case
Meenakshi Natarajan, a Congress Rajya Sabha candidate from Madhya Pradesh, had her nomination rejected due to alleged concealment of a pending criminal case in Telangana from her affidavit. BJP candidate Mahesh Kewat filed the complaint, citing Supreme Court guidelines. Congress countered, stating a show-cause notice doesn't require affidavit mention and accusing the BJP of harassment. - TMC turmoil deepens: 20 MPs send letter to Lok Sabha Speaker 'wanting to ally with NDA'
At least 20 TMC MPs have written to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla expressing their support for the BJP-led NDA, following Rajya Sabha MP Sukhendu Shekhar Ray's resignation. Rebel leader Ritabrata Banerjee cited disillusionment with the party's leadership and parliamentary treatment as reasons for the growing dissent. - India deploys 12 nuclear warheads for first time, up from none last year; where do China and Russia stand?
India has deployed 12 nuclear warheads for the first time, a significant shift in its nuclear posture, according to SIPRI. With a total of 190 warheads, this move signals a move towards a more operationally ready sea-based deterrent. This development occurs as global nuclear arsenals expand, with China rapidly increasing its stockpile. - 'She refused to sell, asked to vacate': How multi-crore Bengal property drove couple to kill DU professor
A Delhi University professor's murder in east Delhi has been linked to a multi-crore ancestral property in West Bengal. Police arrested a couple from Bardhaman and apprehended their minor son, alleging they killed the professor after she refused to sell her share of the inherited property. - Quote of the day by Neil deGrasse Tyson: “Curious that we spend more time congratulating people who have succeeded than encouraging people who...”
- Indian-origin couple, 9-year-old son jump to death from 36th floor London flat
- Neil Bhatt: I almost lost my balance while running and performing action scenes in the snow-covered mountains of Manali for Mr. & Mrs. Parshuram
In the heart of Manali's majestic snow-capped peaks, actor Neil Bhatt tackled an exhilarating action scene for Mr. & Mrs. Parshuram. Navigating the perilous snow-covered terrain presented its challenges, yet Bhatt embraced the adventure, deeming it an unforgettable chapter in his career. - Watch: Powerful earthquake in Philippines leaves 35 dead, over 200 injured; tsunami warnings in several Asian countries
A powerful 8.1-magnitude earthquake struck the Philippines, causing buildings to collapse and triggering tsunami warnings. High school and university structures were among those damaged, with viral videos showing crumbling buildings. Authorities issued tsunami warnings for the Philippines and neighboring Indonesia, with potential waves exceeding one meter. - 'Next shot will be in your chest': Lawrence Bishnoi gang claims responsibility for shootings targeting Indians in Portugal
The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for two recent shootings in Portugal targeting Indian nationals. A social media post, attributed to a member of the Sunil Meena Gang, detailed attacks in Vila Nova de Milfontes and Sintra, issuing lethal threats and warning of further escalation. - Visakhapatnam Steel Plant accident: 8 killed, several injured after hot liquid metal spills on workers
A tragic accident at Vizag Steel Plant claimed eight lives and injured six workers. A hot metal ladle fell, causing a massive fire in Steel Melting Shop One. Bodies are difficult to identify due to severe burns. Injured workers are receiving treatment for extensive burns. This incident is the plant's worst since a 2012 explosion. - Jeff Bezos wants people to stop blaming Airbnb for high rents in New York city; says. What is really causing high rent is not Airbnbs but ...
Jeff Bezos argued on CNBC that government policies limiting housing supply, not Airbnb, are the primary drivers of high rents in New York City. He cited zoning and permitting restrictions as key factors, stating that subsidizing demand while constraining supply inevitably leads to soaring prices. Bezos also criticized corporate welfare and special tax provisions as forms of crony capitalism. - UAE grants 3-day weekend to students, private sector and government employees for Islamic New Year
UAE residents will enjoy a public holiday on Monday, June 15, 2026, for the Islamic New Year. This official break, announced by FAHR and MoHRE, grants both public and private sector employees a three-day weekend. Schools and educational institutions will also observe the holiday, with normal operations resuming Tuesday. - Manav Suthar's dream debut: First Indian in 25 years to ...
Manav Suthar made a dream debut for India, taking a wicket on the fourth ball of his Test career against Afghanistan. The young left-arm spinner became the eighth Indian to achieve this feat, joining an elite list of bowlers. His immediate impact justified the team's faith in his selection. - 'Do not send your children to US': Indian pizza delivery man Anshul Kuncha's sister calls his murder trap, decoy
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- Ben Stokes likely to 'retire' from Test cricket amid nightclub controversy
“I fear from everything I hear that Stokes is going to act first. And, regretfully, I hear that he is going to step down and possibly even retire." - Mamata & Abhishek Banerjee in Delhi, TMC mutiny spreads to Parliament
- Steve Jobs quote of the day: "If you are working on something exciting that you really care about, you don't have to be pushed;" What the Apple co-founder taught about passion, purpose, career success, and why vision is a stronger force than motivation
Steve Jobs' perspective highlights that true commitment stems from a compelling vision, not just external pressure. When work feels meaningful, individuals are intrinsically driven, overcoming challenges and maintaining focus long after initial excitement wanes. This internal pull fosters resilience and sustained effort, proving vision to be a powerful career tool. - Watch: Explosion seen at US 5th Fleet headquarters in Bahrain as Iran retaliates
Iran's IRGC claimed a drone attack on the US Navy's Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain, alleging it was retaliation for recent US airstrikes on Iranian infrastructure. The IRGC stated the operation targeted the base in Manama after US strikes damaged civilian facilities in Jask, Sirik, and Qeshm, warning of stronger responses to further US military action. - An emotional Salman Khan controls his tears as he attends his friend's funeral with Helen, Arbaaz Khan, Sohail Khan - WATCH VIDEOS
Salman Khan and his family attended the funeral of their longtime friend Kumud Rane, with the actor appearing visibly emotional. This loss follows the recent passing of Sushil Kumar, a close friend of over four decades whom Salman considered a brother. Sushil was remembered for his unwavering positivity and kindness.
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