Wipro raises Aggne stake to 80%; invests $2.1 million to deepen insurance tech play
Wipro is increasing its ownership in Aggne Global IT Services to 80% by acquiring an additional 20% stake for USD 2.1 million. This
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‘You’ll be criticised for captaincy as well’: Gavaskar’s candid verdict on Gill
Shubman Gill’s exceptional batting form continued with a magnificent 154, leading India to an ODI series win against Afghanistan. His stellar performance, coupled
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US-Iran ink MoU, real test begins now: A defiant Israel can still derail peace efforts
A new US-Iran deal, brokered by Pakistan, aims to end a costly war and reopen vital sea lanes. The ‘Islamabad MOU’ includes lifting
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22-year-old missing Agniveer found hanging inside vacant Army barrack
Police said preliminary findings indicated that the barrack had been locked from the inside and suggested that the Agniveer had allegedly died by
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NFL Trade Rumors: Cowboys, Saints Chase Jets’ $4.27M Running Back
Trade speculation around Isaiah Davis is starting to build as the New York Jets face a crowded backfield entering the 2026 season. With
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White House to Anthropic: Do this if you want to release Fable 5 model outside US
The US government has issued an ultimatum to AI firm Anthropic: fix security flaws in its advanced models or face continued restrictions. Following
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Armed with new sub, Pak mulls presence in Bay of Bengal for first time since 1971
Pakistan is signaling a sustained naval presence in the Bay of Bengal with its new, advanced submarine, PNS Hangor. This move, coupled with
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Why engineers in Meta’s AI unit, built for it’s key employee, are calling it a ‘mess’
Meta’s new Applied AI unit, built to power Mark Zuckerberg’s $14.3 billion bet on chief AI officer Alexandr Wang, is in open revolt.
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Birthday celebration ruined; restaurant ordered to pay Rs 50,000 compensation
A Thiruvananthapuram restaurant has been ordered to pay Rs 50,000 to a customer whose daughter’s first birthday party was marred by poor service