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    Israel President Isaac Herzog has tasked opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot with the first opportunity to form a government after the October 27 elections, bringing him closer to potentially unseating long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Eisenkot has six weeks to secure a parliamentary majority, but coalition talks face major hurdles, including divisions over Arab-led parties, religious factions and Netanyahu's political allies.

    Rs. 400 crore of ‘cash’ that existed only on paper: Not for the first time, nor will it be the last

    When something is wrong inside a company, the people running it know first. The auditors may sense it next. A regulator might confirm it years later, in an order the public finally gets to read. The ordinary shareholder sits at the very end of that queue, usually learning the truth only after the share price has already delivered its verdict. The value of reading the accounts closely is simple: It is the one way to move a little higher up that queue, while there is still time to act.

    Google Pixel 11 Pro XL review: Google's most complete Pixel yet, but can it win over iPhone users?

    Google Pixel 11 Pro XL is Google's most complete flagship yet, with a premium design, excellent display, reliable battery life and improved cameras. While its Tensor G6 processor trails Apple's latest iPhone in raw performance, its smooth software, seven years of updates and better video recording make it a compelling Android alternative. Priced at ₹1,34,999, it is particularly appealing to iPhone users considering a switch.

    Prime Focus shares drop 7% as Ramayana Part 1 makes debut across 5,510 shows today

    Prime Focus shares fell as much as 7% as Ramayana made its theatrical debut. Despite high expectations and a reported Rs 4,000-crore budget, early box-office collections came in below trade projections, putting the spotlight on the film's opening performance.

    US Bond Yields fall after midterm election 2026 results: Why are 10-year, 30-year, 2-year treasury notes down?

    US Treasuries were down after Democrats gained control of both the Senate and House with the election results also raising the prospect of gridlock between the US Congress and Donald Trump's White House.

    One giant leap for America? Trump's Moon ambitions put India's space diplomacy to the test

    Donald Trump’s push for a permanent American presence on the Moon by 2028 has raised questions over lunar governance, resource ownership and the future of international space cooperation. As the US and China pursue competing lunar programmes, India faces the challenge of protecting its strategic autonomy while advancing its own space ambitions.

    • Sarvam AI releases Prism, a fast decision model for enterprises: Here’s how it works

      Sarvam AI has unveiled Prism, a sophisticated decision-making model aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and precision for businesses. With its ability to render quick, structured decisions from a set of defined choices, Prism recorded an average performance score of 71.8 and processed responses in just 44 milliseconds during evaluations. Organizations can effortlessly tailor Prism using their own datasets, making it adaptable and straightforward.

      Displeased by spotty obedience, Xi Jinping continues culling party leaders

      A record number of officials have been expelled from the Chinese Communist Party during the recent plenum. Among those removed were senior military officials and party secretaries, indicating a significant ongoing purge. Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign remains aggressive as he attempts to assert control over the party. The plenum's focus highlights the challenges Xi faces in maintaining party governance amidst internal dissent.

      US Treasury projects $618 billion borrowing in Q4, $800 billion in Q1 2027

      The US Treasury is estimating federal borrowing will hit $618 billion in the last quarter of 2026, which is $10 billion less than previously thought. Despite anticipating lower cash flows, the Treasury projects borrowing of $800 billion in early 2027 as well. Market watchers are eager for upcoming announcements regarding Treasury auctions, as these might indicate changes in their bond issuance tactics.

      Govt mulls giving Cert-In enforceable powers to mandate patching

      Last month, two critical flaws in the PHP programming language, discovered with the help of AI, created worldwide panic as hackers targeted the vulnerabilities millions of times, and led to governments including the US, UK, France, Germany and Japan taking down public websites. PHP powers 69.3% of websites worldwide.

      Diljit Dosanjh is not afraid of critics, says 'not going anywhere'

      Diljit Dosanjh acknowledges the negative energy surrounding him but insists he will continue his career. He expresses gratitude towards the Delhi Police for their assistance during his concert. Despite facing challenges, he remains confident in his ability to perform and succeed. Dosanjh also addresses past controversies related to his statements and film releases. His dedication to his work and support for his community remains central to his public persona.

      Post-study jobs are the biggest factor shaping Indian students’ overseas education choices, says IDP report

      In the face of shifting visa regulations, Indian students continue to pursue education abroad, emphasising the value of post-study job opportunities over living costs. Awareness of immigration updates exists, yet most students remain resolute in their plans.

      India is addressing Wall Street’s favourite ‘elephant’ in the room to its own advantage

      The Indian government has identified 762 potential applications of artificial intelligence across 62 ministries and departments, spanning farming, railway safety, tax compliance, public grievances, customs and healthcare. While some tools are already in use, others remain in pilot or development stages.

      Exclusive | Cognizant in talks to invest in Indian AI startup Sarvam valuing it at $3.5-4 billion: sources

      Cognizant’s potential investment in Sarvam comes as advances in agentic AI raise questions about the future of the IT services industry. AI agents are increasingly capable of automating tasks across software development, application maintenance and back-office operations, potentially disrupting traditional outsourcing models.

      Sigma OTT release date confirmed: When and where to watch CM Vijay's son Jason Sanjay's debut Tamil movie as a director? Check language versions

      Sigma, the Tamil action drama starring Sundeep Kishan, is gearing up for digital release. The film struggled in theatres after its release, initially performing well but declining shortly afterward. Jason Sanjay made his directorial debut with Sigma, aiming to carve his own identity in the industry. Read on to know where to watch the movie on OTT.

      'Tech debt coming due': AI-found flaw signals chaos ahead

      The vulnerability to potential hackers was found by using a powerful model from OpenAI in one of the most high-profile demonstration of AI's cyber capabilities.

      OpenAI enters Jev’s turf with a decision API for AI agents

      The Decisions API, now generally available, is meant for tasks where an AI agent only needs to choose between a few options. It puts OpenAI in competition with decision models such as TypeSafe's Jev.

      PHP Foundation 'under-funded' with one full-time staff member, director says

      The discovery of two serious flaws in PHP this week set off a global scramble to keep websites safe from hackers, showing just how critical the three-decade-old open-source programming language is to the internet.

      GTPL Hathway begins publishing TV viewership data from 10,000+ set-top boxes

      GTPL Hathway has introduced audience viewership data for TV channels through its set-top boxes across various markets. This is an industry first and adheres to the guidelines from the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting. It uses return path data to derive insights without collecting personally identifiable information from subscribers.

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