Bernie Sanders to Americans: AI companies stole your data, you should own 50% of their stocks

Senator Bernie Sanders has announced a new legislation aimed at taking half of the control of the artificial intelligence (AI) boom away from Silicon Valley billionaires and handing it directly to the American public. Arguing that AI companies built their empires on ‘stolen’ data, Sanders plans to introduce the American AI Sovereign Wealth Fund Act,…

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Prince: Raushan Sir’s brother, accused in ‘Khan Sir’ coaching centre vandalism case, dies | Patna News

Prince (Left), the brother of coaching educator Raushan Anand, accused in the vandalism of Khan Sir’s (Right) institute, has died under mysterious circumstances in Nepal. PATNA: Prince, the brother of coaching educator Raushan Anand, who was among the accused in high-profile vandalism case linked to educator Khan Sir’s coaching institute on June 2, has died…

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Ipl News: BCCI warns IPL teams over honey-trap risks, tightens hotel room access rules | Cricket News

MUMBAI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has warned IPL franchises about the dangers of ‘targeted compromise and honey-trapping’ during the league, while simultaneously tightening security, access and behavioural protocols around players, support staff and franchise owners. In a detailed seven-page advisory sent to franchises on Thursday night, BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia…

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‘Everyone wins’: Indian firms to invest $20 billion in US across sectors, says Sergio Gor

US ambassador to India Sergio Gor on Wednesday said Indian companies are planning to invest over $20.5 billion in the United States across multiple sectors, highlighting a surge in bilateral economic engagement under President Donald Trump.“Under President Trump’s leadership investment is flowing back into the United States at record levels! Indian companies plan to invest…

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Teacher shares Gen Z student’s leave application for ‘Mama Ki Shaadi’; The internet can’t get enough of his hilarious explanation |

School leave applications are usually short, formal, and straight to the point. But one student’s letter has completely changed that image, leaving thousands of people on social media laughing out loud. A teacher recently shared a leave application written by a student named Badal, and it quickly went viral. Instead of following the usual format,…

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US-Iran conflict: India to shrug off adverse impact? RBI confident of domestic resilience – key takeaways

Growth was primarily supported by robust private consumption and sustained investment activity. Amid the Middle East crisis and the US-Iran conflict, the Indian economy is in focus for the possible fallout from the war and rising global crude oil prices that is now hitting the external sector’s resilience. However, striking a positive note, the Reserve…

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GST at 9: Making India’s auto tax framework fit for the next gear

Multiple indirect taxes have given way to a simpler structure, with 5% GST on electric vehicles, 18% as the standard rate for most vehicles. (AI image) By Parul Nagpal, Tax Partner, EY IndiaIndia’s automobile industry is entering an exciting phase of growth. Today, India is the world’s third-largest automobile market, contributing nearly 7% to GDP…

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Did regime change plans in Iran include hardliner who called to ‘wipe Israel off the map’?

Nov. 26, 2006 file photo of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (Centre) (Photo credit: AP) The United States and Israel reportedly explored a regime-change plan in Iran after Israeli strikes allegedly killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and several top officials in the early days of the war, according to a report by The New York Times. Days after…

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7 things children remember about their parents forever

Perhaps the most unforgettable memory of all is this: did love feel steady, or did it have to be earned? Children remember whether affection was available only after good marks, good behaviour, or obedience, or whether they were loved simply because they existed. Unconditional love does not mean allowing bad behaviour. It means a child…

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10 most colourful cities in the world; best time to visit and essential traveller tips

Who doesn’t love colours? Especially while travelling, if we come across colourful markets, painted houses or neon skylines, we automatically hit the brakes to explore the beauty of the place and get some pictures clicked. There are so many cities around the world which are visually so colourful that they almost look surreal. The fact…

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