NOBODY KNOWS
10,000 people combed Mongolia for Genghis Khan’s grave in a 30,000-hour search in 2010; 800 years later, it’s still missing - and a tiny tribe may hold the clue
Genghis Khan’s grave: For 800 years, Genghis Khan's final resting place has remained a mystery, despite countless expeditions and tales. Over 10,000 volunteers have utilized satellite imagery to comb through Mongolia in search of answers. It's believed that Khan's soldiers may have hidden his tomb intentionally following his death. The isolated Burkhan Khaldun site is difficult for archaeologists to access due to political restrictions.
Rahul Gandhi says 'none will be spared', alleges Modi, Shah, RSS chief hijacked country through vote chori
Police detained Congress workers and supporters marching towards the Election Commission to demand the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra were prevented from entering the Election Commission office. The protests escalated outside the office as opposition members faced heavy police presence. Congress leader Pawan Khera criticized the police deployment and claimed it undermined democracy in the capital.
‘Don’t get trapped in home loan’: Mumbai woman warns people spending years repaying crores for luxury homes they barely have time to enjoy
A Mumbai woman’s video showing an apparently deserted upscale residential society on a Monday night has sparked an online discussion about home loans and expensive housing. Instagram user Ruchi Dubey questioned whether homeowners working to repay large loans have enough time to enjoy their properties and amenities. Her advice to young people drew support from several social media users.
Oil Price Today (October 7): Crude oil rises to $101, up 45% in 3 months. Two reasons behind Wednesday’s surge
Brent futures gained 93 cents, or 0.92%, to $101.51, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose 90 cents, or 1.01%, to $90.30 a barrel.
Oil prices rise as storms and air strikes threaten supply
As a storm approaches key oil-producing areas in the US and tensions heighten in Saudi Arabia, oil prices are on the rise. The impending storm threatens to disrupt both production and refining processes, potentially affecting large quantities of crude oil and natural gas. Additionally, dwindling US crude and gasoline inventories contrast with a minor increase in distillate stocks.
Vance, in interview, says Iran must make ‘meaningful’ enrichment cuts to end seven-month war
US Vice President JD Vance stated that Iran must significantly reduce its nuclear enrichment capacity to meet US demands. Vance expressed uncertainty about how decisions are made in Iran's leadership following recent clashes. The US maintains that they will not make concessions without concrete Iranian nuclear actions. Simultaneously, the war has raised political concerns for President Trump and the Republican party before the midterm elections.
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Trump says ‘nobody knows’ who is running Iran as war enters eighth month
US President Donald Trump stated that nobody knows who is currently running Iran amid ongoing conflict. He expressed concerns about Iran's leadership following the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei at the war's onset. Iran's foreign ministry spokesman countered by asserting that the US understands Iran's decision-making system. Meanwhile, rising fuel prices due to the conflict could impact Trump's party during the upcoming midterm elections.
Vijay Deverakonda didn't buy iPhone 18 Pro, still uses iPhone Air like Kohli; he asks why take EMIs just to buy new Apple phones and impress others when older versions still work
Actor Vijay Deverakonda has openly questioned why people take loans to buy the latest iPhone models when their older phones are still working fine. In a candid conversation, the actor said he continues using an older iPhone and called out the growing habit of buying expensive gadgets on EMI just to impress others.
Republicans return to tough-on-crime message ahead of difficult midterm elections
Republicans are leaning heavily on crime, immigration and “law and order” messaging in the 2026 midterms as voter concerns over affordability and the Iran war weigh on the party. Democrats are countering with law-enforcement endorsements and public-safety plans, while arguing that falling violent-crime rates and Trump’s own criminal conviction undercut the GOP attacks.
Nandigram bypoll peaceful so far, Suvendu Adhikari eyes 85% turnout
Suvendu Adhikari, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, reported peaceful polling in the Nandigram by-election. Around 50 percent of voters had participated by midday as he cast his vote. He anticipated a turnout exceeding 85 percent based on historical trends in the constituency. Adhikari mentioned he would continue to serve as the MLA for Bhabanipur while promising to remain a voter in Nandigram.
From 'lower middle class' Tamil family, he missed IIT Madras CSE by just 0.01, was rejected by MIT. Today, he is the CEO of a $20 billion AI startup
Perplexity cofounder and CEO Aravind Srinivas turned academic setbacks into a remarkable AI career. After missing IIT Madras Computer Science by 0.01 CGPA, he taught himself coding and machine learning, eventually topping a Computer Science class. MIT rejected his PhD application, but UC Berkeley admitted him. After working with OpenAI and Google DeepMind, Srinivas cofounded Perplexity in 2022. The startup reached a $20 billion valuation in 2025, while Forbes estimates his net worth at $2.1 billion.
'I'm in no rush': Trump leaves US-Canada trade talks in limbo
US President Donald Trump has said that he is not rushing to resume trade negotiations with Canada. He insisted that any future agreement requires Canada to approach these talks with honesty. Following the breakdown of negotiations in August, significant tariffs have been imposed by both countries. The dispute currently affects the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement concerning North American trade.
Quote of the day by Oscar-winning British actor Michael Caine: “The rehearsal is the work, the performance is the...” — a powerful lesson on preparation, confidence, discipline and success
Quote of the day by Michael Caine: Michael Caine famously stated that rehearsal is the actual work, while the performance is simply relaxation. This idea shifts the focus from the final product to the unseen preparation behind it. True mastery requires intense discipline behind closed doors so that execution appears effortless in public. His philosophy applies far beyond acting, offering a universal blueprint for professional excellence.
Knowing nobody
In 'Tales of Kitagaki', Governor Kitagaki's ornate title fails to impress Zen Master Gasan, who values the essence of a person over status. By crossing out the title, Kitagaki reveals his true self, reflecting on the deeper identity that exists beyond societal labels. This situation highlights the conflict between our constructed identities and our intrinsic nature.
Kash Patel’s fiancée Alexis Wilkins faced ‘Mossad honeypot’ claims: Why was she accused of being an Israeli spy and what did she say?
FBI Director Kash Patel and country singer Alexis Wilkins are engaged. Their engagement has renewed attention on past “Mossad honeypot” allegations against Wilkins, which she denied and challenged through multiple defamation lawsuits. The claims, which circulated among right-wing influencers and commentators, alleged that Wilkins was connected to Israeli intelligence and had been positioned to manipulate Patel.
There could be a pretty big global shock, says Nobel laureate & economist Michael Spence
Michael Spence highlights the economic growth of India and China, noting India's potential growth trajectory. He emphasizes India's advancements in digital infrastructure, particularly in digital financial services like UPI. Spence discusses the significance of AI in economic development and its anticipated impact over the next decade. He warns of potential economic shocks due to rising debt levels and high market valuations.
Motivational Quote of the day by Simon Cowell: “Failures aren’t great to go through, but you...” — Inspiring life lesson on failure, resilience, self-growth, courage, and perspective and why can setbacks sometimes reveal what success cannot?
Quote of the day by Simon Cowell offers a practical lesson about failure and what comes after it. Setbacks can affect work, money, relationships and personal choices. They can also leave people questioning what went wrong. Cowell’s career gives this idea added context. His experience shows why failure can become useful when people examine their mistakes and make better decisions later.
India cannot give deadline on Hasina's extradition to Bangladesh: envoy Dinesh Trivedi
Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi stated that India cannot give a timeframe for Sheikh Hasina's extradition. Hasina has been living in India since she fled Bangladesh amid massive protests in 2024. The Bangladesh government has repeatedly requested her extradition, which India is examining through legal processes. Tensions between India and Bangladesh have increased since Hasina's interim administration was toppled.
Anthropic invited Hindu monk to teach Claude right from wrong; company turns to Vedanta to explore consciousness and whether AI can ever have a sense of self
Anthropic flew Hindu monk Swami Sarvapriyananda to its San Francisco office as part of a wider effort to shape Claude's moral character through its constitution, bringing in religious and philosophical thinkers from multiple traditions to explore ethics, consciousness and whether AI could ever be owed moral consideration.
Look forward to bravery award for Smit Machchhar: Ex-IAF pilot who flew with him
Wing Commander Avinash Chikte reflects on his colleague Smit Machchhar's courage during a recent cockpit incident. After being stabbed by his co-pilot, Smit managed to maintain control of the aircraft. This unexpected attack highlights the rare and serious risks pilots can face in the cockpit. Chikte emphasizes the importance of mutual respect and teamwork among flight crews.
The discordant note of 'world music'
Jazz music has gained recognition and sovereign status due to its unique history and influential musicians. Unlike Jazz, various music forms from countries like India are grouped under the term 'world music'. This categorization reflects how people perceive their own musical traditions and cultural significance. If regional music genres like bhangra were more influential, they might receive similar recognition to Jazz.
Trump calls Sundar Pichai a ‘monster’; Google CEO has the perfect comeback: 'Hopefully a better tagline than I’m a...'
During a recent press interaction, US President Donald Trump humorously referred to Google CEO Sundar Pichai as a 'monster'. Trump's playful comment emphasized how little people know about Pichai and stressed his name distinctly. In response to the compliment, Pichai made a light-hearted joke regarding the situation. This unexpected exchange between them captured attention and prompted reactions online. The moments showcased the humorous dynamics of their relationship during the engagement.
In 1999, Ron Conway backed Google before its IPO. 5 years later, the search giant went public at a $23 billion valuation
Ron Conway heard about Google when it was still a Stanford project. The idea interested him, but getting close to the founders took months. Larry Page and Sergey Brin then gave him another hurdle: bring Sequoia to the table. Conway did. His story also explains why he studies founders closely, looking beyond an early product for focus, leadership and persistence.
Trump calls Sundar Pichai a ‘monster’; here’s how the Google CEO replied
US President Donald Trump described Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai as a “monster” following a meeting with top US technology executives on AI safety.
'Mahesh Bhatt pays household expenses and takes care of mother too': Alia Bhatt's stepbrother Rahul on his 'fractured' relationship with dad
Rahul Bhatt recently opened up about the struggles of his upbringing, revealing a "fractured" relationship with Mahesh Bhatt. Growing up in a family after separation in the late 1970s, he felt an immense burden of responsibility. Despite limited emotional communication and a chaotic household, he appreciated his father's support during challenging times. Read on!
INDIA bloc to meet on SIR row on Wednesday, Akhilesh Yadav to miss meet due to prior commitments; SP senior leader will attend
The INDIA bloc is planning a high-level meeting to address recent disagreements within the Election Commission. Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav will not attend as he has prior commitments at a farmers conference in Lucknow. A senior leader from his party will represent him at the upcoming meeting. Earlier, Congress leader KC Venugopal responded to Union Minister JP Nadda regarding allegations against the Election Commission.
Even if we win all seats, we are against EVMs: Akhilesh Yadav
Akhilesh Yadav criticized the use of electronic voting machines, stating a preference for ballot papers as used in developed nations. He emphasized that the Samajwadi Party is strategically focused on removing the BJP from power in upcoming elections. Additionally, Yadav pointed out issues regarding donations at the Ram temple, alleging irregularities that have caused distress among devotees.
In 2018, volunteers classified 55,000 candidate variable stars; 860,000 classifications helped flag one that became about 100 times fainter
Variable Star Zoo represents a remarkable citizen-science project that rallied over a million volunteers to engage in star classification. Participants successfully discovered a star whose luminous presence has been waning for years, unveiling unique patterns that automated systems overlooked. While the reason behind the dimming remains an enigma under the scrutiny of astronomers, the importance of these citizen classifications as an initial filter before expert analysis is undeniable.
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