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India wants more factories, fabs and data centres. Where will the water come from?
India's ambition to become a developed nation by 2047 is constrained by growing water resource challenges. Industries across sectors, including thermal power and semiconductor manufacturing, face water scarcity issues that could hinder growth. Many regions are already experiencing severe water stress, impacting economic development plans drastically. Adopting recycling and reuse technologies will be crucial for managing water in industries effectively.
Hospital balance sheet: How AI could cut costs and improve efficiency
As hospitals grapple with soaring costs in drugs, supplies, and labor, the integration of AI emerges as a vital necessity.
Fired US general admits leaking classified Iran, Ukraine information to journalists: Report
Lt Gen Brett Sylvia admitted to leaking classified information regarding the wars in Iran and Ukraine. The admissions came after failing multiple polygraph tests during an internal investigation. His disclosures allegedly began in June 2025 and included unauthorized communication with journalists. Sylvia was dismissed from his position by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth amid ongoing investigations into the matter.
eMudhra’s security lapse highlights need for homegrown technology to meet global standards
eMudhra's private-key leak reveals serious vulnerabilities within India's digital trust architecture and certification processes. The incident exposes weaknesses in the handling of cryptographic keys and compliance audits, raising trust issues. Many Indian citizens use outdated devices that may not receive necessary security updates for compromised certificates. As digital infrastructure evolves, the country must ensure stronger competitive practices and resilience against future threats.
ETMarkets Smart Talk| A ₹25,000 monthly SIP can grow to ₹2.17 crore in 15 years—with a 10% annual step-up: Jeet Marwadi
In an interview with Kshitij Anand of ETMarkets, Jeet Marwadi, Founder and Managing Director of 1 Finance, explains why reviewing loans, insurance, expenses and savings decisions can be just as important as investment selection—and why investors should seek financial advice early in their wealth journey.
A $5 nut doomed SpaceX’s first rocket; its satellite crashed through a shed roof and landed beside its own shipping crate
In March 2006, SpaceX’s first rocket failed because of a $5 aluminium nut that cracked from corrosion. The cadet-built satellite on board was thrown clear and landed in a storage shed beside its own shipping crate. Reports first blamed human error, but a review board pointed to corrosion, a cause even Elon Musk called only “most probable”.
IND vs WI 2nd T20I: Samson-Sooryavanshi dilemma resurfaces as India eye 2-0 lead against West Indies
Sanju Samson's recent performances have caused concern for the Indian cricket team ahead of their upcoming match. The team management is considering pairing Vaibhav Sooryavanshi with opener Abhishek Sharma for better results. India will also evaluate changes in their pace-bowling combination after Mayank Yadav's poor outing. The West Indies need to improve their batting to compete effectively against a strong Indian side.
NASA's Mercury-Atlas 6 Friendship 7 mission created history in 1962 with a 4 hours, 55 minutes and 23 seconds flight
NASA's Mercury-Atlas 6 Friendship 7 mission put John Glenn into Earth orbit on February 20, 1962. Glenn became the first American to orbit Earth, circling the planet 3 times in a flight lasting 4 hours, 55 minutes and 23 seconds. The flight was plagued by bad weather, a fuel tank leak, a problem with the control system, and a false alarm that sent out a heat shield warning.
South Korean president orders probe into data leaks across financial industry
Financial Services Commission (FSC) Chairman Lee Eog-weon convened an emergency meeting with financial industry associations, regulators and executives from affected institutions on Sunday, warning that the sector must respond with the highest level of vigilance, the FSC said in a statement.
Must bring youth into public services who are not attracted by public office: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi underlined the importance of recruiting youth for public services focused on public service, saying that recruitment examinations should evaluate not only knowledge but the motivation for civil services. The PM also praised the contributions of UPSC over the past century and emphasised a pro-people governance approach.
iPhone 18 Pro Max launch in India: Check expected price, specs, features and what Apple may offer for Indian buyers
Apple is set to host its “Surprise and shine” event on September 9 at 10:30 pm IST, where it is widely expected to unveil the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max and its first foldable iPhone. Reports suggest Apple may delay the standard iPhone 18 and iPhone 18e until spring 2027, making this a premium-focused iPhone launch.
In 1965, MIT's LES-1 failed to reach its planned orbit and fell silent in 1967; 45 years later, the zombie satellite unexpectedly began transmitting again
A surprising discovery was made in 2012 when an old satellite from the 1960s unexpectedly resumed broadcasting signals. Originally believed to be out of commission since 1967, the LES-1 satellite has been transmitting for a decade due to a theorized battery malfunction. This event underscores the persistent presence of our technological artifacts in Earth's orbit and their potential to resurface long after their intended missions have ended.
Phuket-Delhi flight: Probe finds hydraulic failure; pilot sacked
A preliminary probe found a hydraulic failure on a Phuket-Delhi flight. This incident caused altitude changes and triggered warnings, injuring 24 people. The pilot-in-command was sacked after testing positive for a psychoactive substance. Air India has begun voluntary pilot testing and maintains zero tolerance. Investigators are examining the Power Transfer Unit and maintenance records.
Is Pete Hegseth compromising national security? What Trump White House said amid Signal chat leak row
White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt affirmed President Trump's support for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth amidst reports he shared details of a March attack on Yemen's Houthis via Signal. This marks the second instance of Hegseth using the app to share sensitive information, occurring during a leak investigation and internal changes at the Pentagon. Leavitt insists no classified information was shared.
'We're moving forward': White House's big move on Signal chat leak row amid bipartisan backlash
The White House has concluded its review of how Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg was inadvertently included on a Signal message group chat of high-ranking officials discussing impending strikes in Yemen. The Atlantic story, published one week ago, stunned Washington because of the sensitive nature of the information disclosed on the app. White House has now closed the call and dismissed the investigation calls.
'Should I fire him?' Inside Trump's deliberations over the fate of Michael Waltz
President Trump has been deliberating whether to keep National Security Adviser Michael Waltz after Waltz mistakenly added a journalist to a Signal chat about a military strike in Yemen. Trump is concerned about Waltz's connection to journalist Jeffrey Goldberg but ultimately decided to retain Waltz for now.
Trump says someone may have 'screwed up' as Atlantic releases full leaked Signal chat sharing strike details
The Atlantic on Wednesday posted screenshots and a fuller text chain from the Signal group chat that inadvertently included a journalist. The chats were released after White House and top administration officials on the chat claimed no "war plans" were discussed. Trump has again downplayed the entire scenario and said someone from his group might have 'screwed up'
Elon Musk, who called US war plan leak row 'propaganda trash', to ensure 'this can never happen again'
Elon Musk, the billionaire running a huge government cost-cutting drive for Trump, had offered "technical experts" to find out how Atlantic editor was added to the chat, the White House said. President Donald Trump and his intelligence chiefs have played down a security breach that saw a journalist invited into a Signal group chat where he reported seeing national security officials plan airstrikes in Yemen.
Judge branded a ‘radical Left lunatic’ by Trump is now handling his team’s Signalgate scandal lawsuit
A federal lawsuit has been filed against five Trump administration officials over their use of Signal to discuss a military strike. The case, now assigned to U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, raises serious concerns about the preservation of government records and potential security lapses. At the centre of the controversy is the inadvertent inclusion of journalist Jeffrey Goldberg in a group chat discussing the strike.
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