Kyathi Mathur

A 32-year-old Gujarati woman, Meghna Patel, was fatally shot by a masked assailant inside a Virginia store. The incident, captured on CCTV, shows the attacker fleeing within seconds. Patel, who had lived in the US for 10 years, succumbed to her injuries, leaving her native village in shock as authorities investigate the motive.

SpaceX made $19bn, lost $5bn, and is asking investors to find $2trn of value somewhere between Starlink, AI, Mars and vibes

Uganda are currently touring Mumbai for four one-day matches and four T20 games. The T20 matches are being played against four separate teams from the T20 Mumbai League, which begins on June 1.

India grapples with severe heatwaves, impacting children's health and education. Experts highlight children's vulnerability to heat, urging parents and schools to adopt protective measures. From adjusting school timings to ensuring hydration and access to cool spaces, proactive steps are crucial to safeguard childhood amidst rising temperatures and prevent long-term consequences.

Rubio’s visit has brought back the familiar grammar of Indo-US ties, but White House’s approach has shifted. Now, it’s mostly about what India can do for US. Plus, those niggling questions about China & Pakistan

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang advises parents not to stress over "AI-proof" subjects, emphasizing that traditional human skills like storytelling, creativity, and communication will remain crucial. He suggests students and professionals should focus on leveraging AI to enhance their existing crafts and passions, rather than fearing the technology's impact on industries.

Bengal's civic bodies are facing collapse due to widespread resignations, even within Trinamool strongholds, signaling internal party strain. Recent mass departures in North Barrackpore, Diamond Harbour, and Contai have destabilized numerous municipalities. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has appealed for unity amidst this growing unrest.

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari unveiled significant welfare initiatives, including subsidised fish-rice meals for Rs 5 at 400 canteens and Rs 3,000 monthly financial aid for women under the Annapurna Yojana. New regulations will restrict liquor shops within a kilometre of educational and religious sites, reinforcing a commitment to the rule of law over personal rule.