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With no ‘China burden’ like on Apple, Google to stop making Pixel devices in the country

Google is gearing up to transition its Pixel production away from China starting next year. This move is aimed at mitigating risks linked to geopolitical tensions, with new manufacturing hubs being established in Vietnam and India. The company is looking to enhance its shipment volume for Pixel devices, placing a strong focus on advancements in

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No Khel Ratna recommendation for 2025, 17 athletes get Arjuna Awards

In a surprising turn, India’s prestigious Khel Ratna award will not have a recipient in 2025, marking this as the third time since its establishment in 1991-92. Meanwhile, the Arjuna Award will honor seventeen exceptional athletes for their achievements, while coaches are set to receive the Dronacharya Awards. Additionally, the Army Paralympic Node will be

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Rishabh Pant creates history, becomes first Indian to achieve this feat

India’s star wicketkeeper batter Rishabh Pant created history on Tuesday during the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle. The India wicketkeeper-batter became the first Indian cricketer to hit 100 sixes in Test cricket. Pant reached the milestone with a big six off Lahiru Kumara. The shot also brought up his 20th Test fifty.

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Claude can be a ‘no less tough’ manager than a human boss

In an intriguing AI experiment, AI agent Claude oversaw a store in San Francisco and made the controversial move of terminating an employee for repeated tardiness. Before issuing the final decision, Claude consulted with a human manager, initially opting for a formal warning instead. One employee candidly shared that being supervised by an AI felt

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No chemistry teacher: Gen alpha students protest at Azamgarh school

Students protested their Azamgarh college, citing excessive fees and teacher shortages. They demanded a chemistry teacher, receiving assurances of one within forty-eight hours. Allegations of unreturned funds and management issues were also raised by supporters. The students seek fair treatment and better academic facilities from the institution. They warned of renewed protests if the chemistry

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Jamie Dimon has ‘job loss message’ for UK chancellor after warning PM Andy Burnham

Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, has urged UK Chancellor John Healey to reconsider plans for escalating bank taxes. He emphasized that such measures could risk significant job losses and deter crucial investments within the UK. Dimon asserted that fostering economic growth is essential for overcoming the nation’s hurdles.

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‘Enrol your kids in govt schools’: CJP’s Abhijeet Dipke to ministers

Activist Abhijeet Dipke questioned why officials send their children to private schools. He believes government schools would improve if they had more confidence. Dipke’s remarks followed his inspection of a government school in Santuk Pimpri. He found broken window panes and a lack of basic amenities there. The school principal was suspended after the activist’s

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Indian-origin teen built anti-cyberbullying platform at 13, now runs nonprofit

Trisha Prabhu created ReThink, a mobile keyboard preventing cyberbullying by prompting users to reconsider offensive messages. This initiative grew into a global non-profit organization supporting millions of students worldwide. Prabhu’s work earned her significant recognition and substantial funding for her impactful efforts. She continues to lead ReThink Citizens, promoting digital wellness and a kinder internet.

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