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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.

Digital healthcare firm Emids is significantly expanding its workforce, aiming to hire 1,000 forward-deployed context engineers (FDCEs) globally within a year. These professionals will combine healthcare domain expertise with AI capabilities to drive innovation in global capability centers. This strategic move addresses the evolving needs of healthcare enterprises seeking greater value from AI deployments and improved business outcomes.

Lamborghini has launched its first hybrid supercar, the Temerario, in India, priced at Rs 6 crore. This groundbreaking model boasts a 907 bhp hybrid powertrain, featuring a V8 engine and three electric motors, capable of reaching 10,000 rpm. With a 0-100 kmph sprint in 2.

Dell Technologies is partnering with Omega Healthcare Management Services to modernize its global IT infrastructure with Dell Private Cloud. This collaboration aims to enhance operational consistency, system reliability, and continuous healthcare delivery by simplifying management and supporting critical workloads. The upgraded infrastructure will enable workload mobility and AI-driven visibility for improved risk monitoring and service continuity.

In 1976, Queen Elizabeth II made history by sending an electronic message from a secure lab, a moment that foreshadowed modern communication. This event, facilitated by a transatlantic network connection, showcased her embrace of technology and set a precedent for digital literacy in state representation, demonstrating the potential of networked systems for human interaction.

India's commercial real estate is shifting towards service-led, flexible workspaces, driven by GCCs and hybrid models. Investors must now prioritize location, governance, technology, and well-being. Avoiding pitfalls like data privacy issues and weak urban integration is crucial for maximizing value in this evolving sector.

A Times Techies discussion in partnership with Accenture brought together senior leaders from ANSR, Inspire Brands and Deutsche Boerse to examine what it will take for India’s global capability centres to lead, not merely support, the AI-driven enterprise of tomorrow.

Pope Leo XIV and Prime Minister Modi share a striking alignment on AI governance, emphasizing human-centric development over technological dominance. Both leaders advocate for ethical frameworks, inclusivity, and ensuring AI serves humanity's welfare, not its reduction to data or profit. Their shared vision underscores a growing global consensus for accountable AI.

A recent Iran conflict has significantly depleted US high-end missile stockpiles, raising alarms in Washington. Critical systems like Tomahawks and Patriots may take years to replenish, creating a 'window of vulnerability' amid rising tensions with China. Production bottlenecks and allied demands complicate rebuilding efforts, impacting future defense readiness.

The Dwarka Expressway has transformed Gurugram's real estate, shifting from peripheral development to integrated urban growth. With major sections operational and supporting infrastructure progressing, the corridor has seen unprecedented value appreciation, making it a smart investment choice for its strategic location and maturing social infrastructure.