Selvi Rajendran

Anthropic and OpenAI have fired another salvo, launching their own services companies. While some believe this will force software firms to become more differentiated, others price these stocks at zero earnings growth

India's Chandrayaan-2 has detected strong evidence of ice buried deep within permanently shadowed craters at the Moon's south pole. This groundbreaking discovery, made using radar data, could be crucial for future human missions, offering a vital local resource for drinking water and rocket fuel. The findings highlight the south pole's significance in the ongoing space race.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi received high praise from Sachin Tendulkar for his IPL 2026 performance. The young cricketer scored 97 runs off 29 balls, helping Rajasthan Royals win. Tendulkar lauded Sooryavanshi's batting technique. This recognition is a significant motivator for the 15-year-old. Rajasthan Royals will now play Gujarat Titans for a spot in the final.

“The idea behind two-hour hospitalisation coverage is that all medically necessary procedures admissible under the policy will be covered, irrespective of the duration of the hospital stay,” says Mayank Bathwal, CEO, Aditya Birla Health Insurance

TSMC employees are set for a windfall as the AI boom pays off. CEO C.C. Wei has told staff their profit-sharing bonuses will jump more than 30% on average this year, beating last year's increase. The reason? Surging demand from Nvidia, Google and other Big Tech giants has driven the world's biggest chipmaker to record profits—and after workers aired frustrations online over pay, some of that money is now flowing back to them.

Delhi-NCR experienced a sudden weather shift with rain and severe thunderstorms, prompting a red alert from the IMD. Wind speeds are expected to reach 80 km/h, with the activity continuing until May 31. This follows days of extreme heat, with temperatures dropping significantly. Experts attribute the change to a western disturbance and moisture from the Bay of Bengal.

The CBI has taken Giribala Singh, mother-in-law of deceased Twisha Sharma, into custody after the Madhya Pradesh High Court quashed her anticipatory bail. The court cited insufficient appreciation of evidence, including witness statements and WhatsApp chats, and noted her alleged lack of cooperation with the investigation into dowry harassment and cruelty allegations.