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    Ground has shifted under Modi govt's feet, regime not here to stay: Sonia Gandhi

    Sonia Gandhi reflects on her life and conveys her belief in the youth's desire for justice and fairness. She critiques the Modi government's insecurities and asserts that it is not here to stay. The memoir discusses the resilience of democracy in India amidst rising authoritarianism. Gandhi notes the importance of the opposition’s INDIA alliance in challenging the BJP’s dominance.

    Google agrees to addition privacy protections in Spirit Airlines data sale

    The agreement clears the way next week for approval of Google's $10 million deal to acquire Spirit data to train AI models. The union said it had won a more rigorous de-identification process than previously planned and added significant employee data will be excluded from the sale, including health and medical information.

    Bill Belichick shirtless on Airbnb Ring camera: What happened next in Jordon Hudson's lawsuit and does she have a case?

    Jordon Hudson has initiated legal action against an Airbnb host over a private video featuring Bill Belichick, which was recorded during their rental period. Hudson asserts that this invasion of privacy not only violated his rights but also exposed their relationship to public scrutiny. Despite requesting guarantees for the video's deletion post-stay, he received unsatisfactory responses.

    ‘Videos are never totally deleted’: The response Jordon Hudson allegedly got before suing Airbnb hosts over Belichick’s shirtless footage

    Jordon Hudson has initiated legal proceedings against Airbnb hosts Elise McDevitt and Craig Nolan, citing violations of her privacy. The lawsuit contends that the hosts disseminated video footage of her former partner Bill Belichick without his consent. Hudson asserts that this breach resulted in unwarranted publicity and scrutiny regarding her personal life. Additionally, the complaint indicates that the hosts shared further content with a journalist, exacerbating the invasion of privacy.

    Jensen Huang-Alice Huang relationship under scrutiny: Who is defending the Nvidia CEO and who is raising questions?

    Nvidia Corporation's board announced an independent investigation into CEO Jensen Huang after infidelity allegations surfaced. Huang admitted his unfaithfulness while maintaining the allegations about connections to espionage are unverified. Several business leaders supported Huang, emphasizing the need to separate personal issues from potential national security concerns.

    A secret affair, whiskey dates and a China spy probe: Inside Nvidia chief Jensen Huang's association with Alice Huang

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is facing scrutiny over an alleged secret affair with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang, whom US intelligence suspects of working for Beijing. Photographs of their meetings in Taipei have drawn attention to a classified US assessment, while her association with a Singapore-based AI computing firm adds a national security dimension.

    • I was unfaithful to my wife: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits secret affair with Chinese spy Alice Huang; all you need to know about the controversy

      Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to having an extramarital relationship with a business executive. Reports suggest that the executive may have connections to Chinese espionage activities. Nvidia's board has initiated an independent investigation to examine these allegations thoroughly. US lawmakers have requested a briefing to understand potential national security issues related to the case. Huang remains the CEO, while the investigation seeks to clarify any risks to the company.

      “No excuse for what I did”: Read Jensen Huang’s full letter to Nvidia staff on his affair with alleged Chinese spy

      In a message to company employees released Sunday, Huang acknowledged having an affair and apologized to both his family and company staff. "I was unfaithful to my wife," he said. "My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry."

      Delhi sees luxury housing boom as developers bet on high-rise gated communities

      The luxury real estate sector in Delhi is witnessing a notable uptick as homebuyers show heightened interest in upscale flats and secure communities. Recently, the NBCC achieved remarkable sales of luxury units in Chanakyapuri, surpassing their initial price expectations. Meanwhile, major developers such as DLF and TARC are set to unveil innovative residential projects, maximizing redevelopment opportunities in key urban areas.

      Meghan Markle says a 2018 letter containing troubling allegations about Thomas Markle shaped her decision to protect Archie & Lilibet. Here is what it revealed

      Meghan Markle has distanced her children from their grandfather Thomas Markle due to safety concerns. Allegations about Thomas Markle's behavior were reported to British police before being shared with Meghan. Recent developments include a federal arrest of Thomas Markle on charges of child pornography. The estrangement and reasons behind it are tied to a letter sent to police outlining these concerns.

      Zee expands sports portfolio, secures exclusive PGTI multi-platform rights

      Zee Entertainment Enterprises has acquired exclusive rights to broadcast the Professional Golf Tour of India. This partnership will feature 20 tournaments and provide up to 120 hours of live coverage. Bavesh Janavlekar stated that this collaboration aims to enhance the visibility of Indian golf. The initiative seeks to reach a broader audience, including both golf enthusiasts and new fans.

      US airlines may face fresh scrutiny as Democrats plan probes into pricing and passenger rights

      Following a significant midterm election victory, Democrats intend to scrutinize airlines regarding personalized pricing practices and passenger protection rules. The Federal Trade Commission has requested information from major airlines about the influence of personal data on pricing. Congress plans to revive protections that were previously withdrawn, including compensation for travel disruptions. Legislators are also exploring requirements for transparency in ticket pricing and additional passenger rights.

      George and Amal Clooney planned 18 security cameras at their £10 million English home; why did neighbours object and what happened next?

      Eye and Dunsden parish council raised objections to the proposal. Their concern was that the cameras' could potentially capture neighbouring properties. They thought it would violate residents' privacy. They also said that the tall polls would be visually intrusive in the village's conservation area. They suggested an alternative security arrangement.

      AI turns cyber threat into boardroom crisis

      In India, State Bank of India disclosed that 375,000 customer records had been leaked on the dark web, while vulnerabilities in eMudhra’s digital certificate keys exposed websites to potential attacks.

      A recent survey indicates that 72 percent of Indian holiday shoppers prefer brands that provide personalized experiences. Consumers are increasingly seeking brands that demonstrate understanding of their preferences and offer seamless engagement. The survey found that 68 percent of respondents favor brands with an omnichannel presence for better communication. Additionally, shoppers are concerned about data security, which influences their loyalty just like festive offers.

      Fridge hacks and finance attacks flag AI insecurity

      The growing use of AI in cyberattacks could pose a major threat to the global economy, financial markets and critical infrastructure, according to a Reuters commentary by Mike Dolan.

      Jesus de Miguel death cause: Tenerife striker dies during Spanish second-division match. Here's what happened

      Tragically, 30-year-old footballer Jesus de Miguel passed away on November 1, 2026, following severe injuries incurred in a match. After a collision with FC Andorra's goalkeeper, he experienced life-threatening head and chest injuries. Despite medical efforts, his health deteriorated rapidly, leading to his untimely demise. CD Tenerife mourned his passing and offered support to his family, cherishing his legacy and his daughter who survives him.

      India’s professionals keen to sharpen AI skills, see productivity gains

      Nearly 97% of Indian professionals are willing to develop their AI skills, while 88% expect the technology to improve productivity and efficiency, according to Michael Page India’s Candidate Pulse Report 2026, based on a survey of 3,401 professionals across 11 APAC markets, including 2,550 in India.

      US judge blocks Trump administration plan to flag suspected noncitizen voters

      A US District Judge has ruled against the Trump administration's plans to tackle noncitizen voting. This ruling aims to protect eligible voters potentially affected by the administration's actions. The administration had been pressured to provide states with lists containing suspected noncitizen voters. Various legal setbacks have challenged these efforts before the upcoming midterm elections. The Justice Department's aggressive tactics have faced considerable opposition in the courts recently.

      Here's how two major AI companies are limiting usage of their AI models

      OpenAI has enacted new rules that disallow the stacking of paid ChatGPT subscriptions on a single device or payment card. Users hitting subscription caps will encounter an error message, preventing them from activating more subscriptions. Many users have complained about GrokBot's rapidly declining usage allocations. Elon Musk admitted the rising costs are contributing to Grok user dissatisfaction.

      Deep use cases vault India to ChatGPT’s top global market: OpenAI's India MD

      During a visit to India last year, the ChatGPT maker’s cofounder Sam Altman said that India was the fastest growing market for the frontier lab and was already the second largest in terms of users globally. Market estimates had earlier put the India user base at 100 million.

      Consent managers search for viable revenue model as registration nears

      Consent managers are intended to help individuals manage, review and withdraw consent for the processing of their personal data, and they're required to be registered with the Data Protection Board of India (DPBI). A consent manager is data-blind, and processes metadata, consent artifacts, and cryptographic routing instructions.

      Diwali giving: Make charity part of your financial plan, but watch out for these red flags

      Bala is helping decorate for Diwali when he comes across his old football boots, a stack of comics he’s outgrown and a torch that still works. His mother asks what he plans to do with them. “Nothing, they’re taking up space,” he says. Then he remembers Aisha next door, who’s been asking her parents for a torch for weeks. Bala looks at the pile differently now.

      Digi Yatra starts international passenger trials at seven airports on select Air India, IndiGo flights

      Touch points while travelling on select international flights operated by Air India and IndiGo. According to Ministry of Civil Aviation, the trials are being conducted at Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Cochin, Mumbai, Chennai and Amritsar airports. Eligible passengers will be able to use the facility at terminal entry points, Security Hold Areas (SHA) and boarding gates, wherever the required infrastructure is available.

      MeitY unveils DEPA handbook to enable trusted data sharing for AI training

      The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has launched a handbook on Data Empowerment and Protection Architecture. This handbook is designed to enhance collaboration on data for AI training while ensuring data control. IT Secretary S Krishnan emphasized the importance of responsible and secure data usage in India's AI ambitions. The handbook enables accountability and transparency by tracing data provenance throughout the training process.

      Cathay Pacific reports personal data security incident involving Amadeus IT

      Cathay Pacific Airways has reported a data security incident linked to a third-party service provider. The incident reportedly affected around 53,000 bookings associated with the airline, due to unauthorized access to Amadeus' systems. Personal information such as booking references, passenger names, and flight details were accessed during the breach. However, investigations continue, and there is no evidence of access to financial or payment information.

      41,000 US Homeland Security employee names leaked in major hack

      A significant data breach has exposed personal details of more than 40,000 Department of Homeland Security employees. The leaked information includes identities, contact details, and job titles of various officials. Distributed Denial of Secrets claims responsibility for releasing the data, asserting a right to access such information. The Department of Homeland Security confirmed it is actively addressing the breach while ensuring employee protection.

      Free Fire India release date: Garena announces October 28 launch, check download details and new features

      Garena has officially announced that Free Fire India will be available for download on October 28, specifically tailored for Indian players. The launch will include a Diwali campaign that showcases India's rich cultural diversity through exclusive in-game items and themed artwork. Optimized for budget smartphones, the game aims for greater accessibility while prioritizing user data security by storing information on local servers.

      Digi Yatra to start international passenger trials at 7 Indian airports for Air India and IndiGo flyers

      Starting November 1, eligible Indian nationals can participate in international passenger trials for Digi Yatra at seven airports. Using the Digi Yatra mobile app, passengers with e-passports can generate digital identity credentials by scanning their passports and verifying information. The updated app focuses on improving user experience and expanding service capabilities globally, while ensuring that existing travel documentation requirements remain in effect.

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