BITS Pilani is releasing the BITSAT 2026 admit card today, April 10, for Session 1, available until April 13. Exams are scheduled for April 15-16. Candidates can download their hall tickets from the official website by entering their application details. Ensure you carry a printout and valid ID to the exam centre.
US Treasury Secretary and Federal Reserve Chair urgently met with top bank CEOs to discuss Anthropic’s new AI model, Claude Mythos Preview. This powerful AI can find software vulnerabilities, raising cybersecurity concerns for the financial system. Anthropic launched Project Glasswing to proactively fix flaws before attackers exploit them.
Shresta Iyer, sister of India cricketer Shreyas Iyer, removed a viral social media video after receiving threats. She stated her “light-hearted banter” about a washed-out match between PBKS and KKR was misunderstood. Despite clarifying her intent was supportive and not hateful, she deleted the clip to prevent negativity and urged for kindness.
Uttar Pradesh’s voter count has surpassed 13 crore following the Special Intensive Revision Programme-2026. Over 17 lakh new voters aged 18 and above were added. While the total number of voters increased, the final rolls are significantly lower than a previous estimate due to extensive deletions and corrections, ensuring a more accurate electoral database.
A man’s death in Madhya Pradesh, initially reported as a robbery, has been revealed as a planned murder. His wife, Priyanka, allegedly conspired with her lover, Kamlesh, to kill her husband due to marital discord and humiliation. Kamlesh reportedly paid Rs 1 lakh to an accomplice for the execution.
The Telangana High Court granted Congress leader Pawan Khera one week of transit anticipatory bail in a defamation case filed by Assam Police. The court’s order allows Khera to approach the appropriate court in Assam to file a regular bail application, protecting him from arrest for seven days.
Delhi Police have dismantled a Pakistan ISI-backed spy ring. Ten operatives were arrested for surveilling key locations. They installed cameras to send real-time data to their handlers. This intelligence was intended to plan future terror attacks in India. The operation followed weeks of surveillance. Authorities are analyzing seized devices to find more links.
AI giant Anthropic has withheld its powerful new model, Claude Mythos Preview, due to fears of destabilizing cybersecurity. The model can autonomously find and analyze software vulnerabilities at scale, potentially enabling even non-specialists to exploit sophisticated flaws. Anthropic is instead offering controlled access to select partners for defensive purposes.
