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The Taylor Swift of Tech: Jensen Huang's mastermind rise, wildest dreams and the anti-hero fall
Jensen Huang has resigned from Nvidia, where he served as president and chief executive for 33 years. Allegations about his extramarital relationships, which raised national security concerns, prompted the resignation. Reports indicated one involvement linked to a businesswoman suspected of espionage connections. Huang acknowledged infidelity and faced investigations regarding possible foreign intelligence targeting. His departure marks the conclusion of a transformative era for Nvidia in the technology sector.
India records 38% drop in TB deaths since 2015, outpaces global decline: WHO report
India has recorded a 38 percent reduction in tuberculosis mortality since 2015, surpassing the global decline rate. The treatment success rate of drug-susceptible TB patients stands at an impressive 94 percent. Key interventions include early detection, timely treatment, and community support through various initiatives. Technological innovations such as AI-enabled diagnostics have significantly strengthened the TB elimination efforts.
The secrets driving unstoppable Spain's football dominance
Spain's football philosophy emphasizes early talent identification and a uniform coaching structure across all levels. This approach prioritizes team cohesion and collective strength over individual talent, ensuring consistent development. Coaches are interconnected across age groups, allowing for a seamless transition of players. Notably, many players on the national team have previously worked under the same coach. Continuous evolution within their playing style aims to sustain their success in upcoming tournaments.
Spain demands that TikTok suspend operations until child sexual abuse material gone
Spain's government has demanded that TikTok suspend its operations in Spain until it eliminates child sexual abuse material, it said on Tuesday, after a media report documented 1,183 explicit posts on the platform with millions of views.
Pralay missile test: How India's new weapon, twice as fast as BrahMos, could counter China-Pakistan threats and strengthen its upcoming Rocket Force
India's indigenous Pralay missile recently underwent a successful user evaluation trial, moving closer to deployment. With a range of 150 to 500 km, it is designed for precision strikes on military targets. The missile is expected to play a critical role in India's planned Rocket Force, enhancing conventional deterrence capabilities. Additionally, the Pralay missile will complement the BrahMos system, adding operational flexibility to the armed forces.
Meet Amy Acton, who defeats Vivek Ramaswamy: What to know about the Ohio governor-elect whose mother accused her of lying about sexual abuse and childhood rape
Democrat Amy Acton has secured the Ohio governor's race. She defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy. While her campaign was not without drama, including allegations from her mother about her past, Acton's commitment to public health and the opioid epidemic captured significant public support.
All Agniveers will be absorbed in regular cadre: Defence officials
The Indian government announced changes to the Agnipath recruitment scheme for Agniveers in the military. Those completing a four-year tenure will get a two-year extension and a chance for regular recruitment. All Agniveers demonstrating willingness, physical fitness, and discipline will be absorbed into the regular cadre. Seniority will be maintained when they join, ensuring they are not junior to others.
Vance’s Trump gamble clouds 2028 race after midterm firestorm
US President Donald Trump's midterms loss has significantly affected the political landscape for the 2028 elections. Vice President JD Vance is struggling to distance himself from Trump's unpopular decisions, particularly regarding the war on Iran. Meanwhile, Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff is emerging as a strong candidate following his reelection in Georgia. The Democratic Party is now considering various potential candidates, including Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom.
Madonna banned her youngest son from having a phone after what happened with her older children: ‘It ended my relationship with them’
Madonna revealed why she refused to give her youngest son David a mobile phone at 13 after regretting the decision with her older children, Lourdes and Rocco. In a 2019 Vogue interview, the singer said smartphones and social media affected her relationship with them, exposing them to constant images and comparisons with others. Here's what she said about her parenting decision and how technology changed her relationship with her children.
US midterms 2026: Voters back abortion rights and reject Trump's redistricting in state ballot measures
During the recent midterm elections, abortion-rights supporters marked significant achievements in both Missouri and Virginia, highlighting shifts in voter attitudes. Concurrently, President Donald Trump's redistricting strategies faced backlash in several states. In Florida, an amendment was adopted that offers critical property tax relief to homeowners. Meanwhile, Nebraska solidified transgender medical limitations in its constitution, demonstrating active citizen participation in legislative decisions.
Gen Z rewrites festive gifting with AI-assisted picks, artisanal hampers and self-gifting
Gen Zers are embracing self-gifting while shopping for family and friends. Personalised gifts reflecting interests and lifestyles are becoming the norm during festivals. There is an increasing focus on supporting small businesses and understanding product provenance.
Rajnath Singh proposes ASEAN youth bridge to boost ties
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh proposed a dedicated youth bridge across the Asean region for innovation and collaboration. He emphasized the importance of empowering youth to enhance regional peace and security in the Indo-Pacific. Singh highlighted India's maritime security efforts, including escorting merchant vessels and countering piracy on the high seas. Furthermore, he reaffirmed India's commitment to combat terrorism and share its expertise with regional partners.
‘Facing ‘gerontonomia’, the West’s young opt for political extremes’
Tim Vlandas analyzes the influence of aging populations on electoral politics in advanced capitalist nations like Europe. Older voters display different policy preferences, emphasizing pensions over issues of younger demographics. Consequently, governments often allocate more resources to pension spending rather than investing in education and infrastructure. Young voters may become politically disenchanted, leading to radical shifts towards extreme parties.
GoFundMe for 3-year-old soccer player raises $53,909 after police was called on him ‘for being too good’; his Instagram account gets 954k followers as other opportunities line up
Three-year-old Nevada Pierre received significant attention after being removed from a youth soccer game. His mother's Go Fund Me campaign has raised over $53,000 to support his soccer journey. Social media accounts for Nevada are rapidly growing, amassing hundreds of thousands of followers within days. Former soccer star Eddie Johnson has offered to train him at his academy in Orlando.
Tripura leaders condemn alleged racial harassment of tribal youth in Delhi
Political parties and leaders in Tripura expressed strong condemnation after the racial harassment of a tribal youth by Amir Shokeen. Chief Minister Manik Saha instructed the Tripura DGP to engage with Delhi police regarding the incident. Youth organisations filed complaints against Shokeen, accusing him of cyberbullying and hate speech. Opposition leaders demanded a formal apology and strict action against the content creator.
Who is Samyak Chakrabarty? Meet the co-founder of Navya Nanda's Nimaya Foundation
Samyak Chakrabarty, who co-founded the Nimaya Foundation with Navya Naveli Nanda, blends AI, entrepreneurship, and social good. He went to Jai Hind College, was a Senior Fellow at Ashoka University, and started Workverse and The Smart Fellowship. He recently met Assam's Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma with Nanda to discuss growing the GenAI Ready Naari program for young women.
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flydubai co-pilot planned Ben Gurion crash after incapacitating captain: Report
Hamam al-Hammami, the co-pilot of Flydubai Flight FZ1073, planned a terrorist attack to crash the aircraft. He was detained after attempting to incapacitate the captain during the flight. Israeli passengers intervened and successfully restrained al-Hammami, averting a disaster. Investigations revealed his prior radicalization and connections to extremist ideology. Authorities are continuing to explore his background and any potential external influences.
Gujarat's Kutch Kadva Patidar Samaj offers Rs 50,000 FD to parents for having a third child amid population concerns
Kutch Kadva Patidar Samaj has initiated a scheme to encourage families to have a third child. Parents who have a third child will receive Rs 50,000 as a fixed deposit. Community leaders are concerned that younger couples are choosing to have fewer children or remain childless. They believe this initiative will help address the declining population within their community.
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