CBSE has introduced a Two Board Examination Scheme for Class 10, set to be implemented in 2026, allowing students to improve scores in up to three subjects through a second exam in May. The board has outlined strict eligibility, online-only application rules, defined timelines, and a structured fee system, alongside stringent compliance and verification measures.
AI firm Anthropic received a significant boost from the Trump administration, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hailing its new Mythos model as crucial for America’s AI lead over China. This praise follows a Pentagon dispute and a court win for Anthropic.
Nashik police have filed nine FIRs against IT firm employees for alleged religious conversion attempts, sexual harassment, and workplace misconduct. Investigators believe seven male employees acted as an organized group targeting female staff. An HR head was arrested for discouraging a victim. Investigations into potential links with extremist groups are ongoing.
Playing white pieces while chasing a result, players often get greedy and make more adventurous, attacking moves on the board, weakening their defence in the process. Vaishali had white pieces. She was up against Russia’s Kateryna Lagno, a mother of four and quite brilliant at keeping a poker face on the table. Vaishali had to
The incident took place in the final over of Quetta’s innings. Ali Raza bowled a waist-high no-ball to Usman Tariq on the fourth delivery. On the next ball, which was a free hit, Abrar Ahmed was on strike.
A 19-year-old arrested for sexually abusing and blackmailing minors faces property demolition as authorities razed a part of his family home. Police are investigating the circulation of over 100 videos and have identified eight survivors, urging them to come forward.
US lawyers are warning clients against sharing sensitive legal information with AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude. A recent court ruling indicated such conversations might not be protected by attorney-client privilege and could be used as evidence in legal cases. This development raises significant concerns about client confidentiality and potential legal risks.
US Senate Democrats are increasingly divided over arms sales to Israel, with over three dozen backing Bernie Sanders’ resolution to halt them. Citing Prime Minister Netanyahu’s “reckless decisions” and the expanded conflict, some Democrats shifted their stance. Despite bipartisan opposition, the measures were ultimately rejected, highlighting a growing internal party debate.
