Rupali Chakankar resigned as NCP’s women wing state president following allegations of association with arrested astrologer Ashok Kharat. She denied any connection to his financial dealings or wrongdoings. Earlier, she had also stepped down as chief of the state women’s commission.
Chinese universities, including those linked to the military, reportedly acquired advanced AI chips from Super Micro Computer, bypassing US export bans. This follows charges against Super Micro co-founder Yih-Shyan Liaw and others for allegedly smuggling $2.5 billion in US AI tech. The company claims it’s a victim of the scheme.
Elon Musk’s lawyer, Alex Spiro, claims a San Francisco jury “mocked” his client by highlighting ‘$4.20’ in blue ink on the damages verdict form. Spiro argues this was a biased, non-legal “joke” intended to send a message, contributing to an unfair trial. He also cited pre-trial tactics and pervasive juror hostility towards Musk as reasons
Golf legend Tiger Woods was arrested on a DUI charge after his Land Rover overturned near his Florida home. Woods showed signs of impairment but passed a breathalyzer test. He refused a urine analysis, leading to DUI charges, with experts suspecting medication or drug influence.
Vancouver couple Nick and Raychel discovered India’s simple yet logical daily practices. They observed fennel seeds ending meals, the extensive train network connecting the nation, and the balanced thali meals. Hand wash stations were readily available. Clay cups for chai offered a unique flavor and eco-friendly disposal. Leaf plates served street food.
US president Trump playfully referred to the Strait of Hormuz as the “Strait of Trump” during a Miami speech, drawing laughter. The comment comes amid heightened tensions over the critical oil shipping route, which Iran has the ability to disrupt. Trump’s remarks align with his history of branding and a reported consideration to rename the
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang leads over sixty direct reports. He avoids one-on-one meetings, favoring collective problem-solving sessions. This approach ensures all team members receive the same information and can contribute. Huang believes in ‘extreme co-design’ and expects active participation. He is willing to address employees who do not contribute as expected.
Former Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak were arrested in a culpable homicide case linked to the September Gen Z protests. Police acted on a commission’s report recommending charges for criminal negligence, which resulted in 77 deaths and significant property damage. The arrests follow the swearing-in of new Prime Minister
