Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, at the Nvidia AI Summit 2024 in Mumbai, shared insights from his meetings with PM Modi. Modi emphasized the importance of India developing its own AI infrastructure, highlighting the need for India to add value to its data rather than exporting it for external AI solutions.
Read MorePrime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra apologised for the 2004 Tak Bai massacre, where 85 Muslim protesters died during a security crackdown. The tragic event occurred under her father’s administration, and despite attempts to prosecute those responsible, no convictions have been made. Legal cases against officials are expiring without resolution.
Read MoreGoa Dairy workers to get dues and allowances before Diwali
Read MoreVince McMahon faces a new lawsuit, alongside wife Linda McMahon and WWE, over alleged negligence in addressing the sexual misconduct known as the ‘Ring Boy Scandal’ from the 1990s. Attorney Jessica Rosenberg defends McMahon, calling the claims unfounded and referencing past unproven allegations.
Read MoreOn October 22, multiple schools across India, including CRPF-run schools in Delhi and Hyderabad, received hoax bomb threats via email, sparking panic. Similar threats targeted schools in Coimbatore. This trend of hoax threats has been rising in 2024, affecting schools nationwide. Despite being false alarms, they create fear and disrupt learning environments, prompting calls...
Read MoreWWE is hiring a Director of Music Strategy & Operations to support its music initiatives and partnerships, manage deliverables for WWE and UFC, and oversee strategic and operational tasks. This move may lead to the inclusion of more mainstream artists for WWE’s entrance themes and show music in the future.
Read MoreMaria Sharapova, a five-time Grand Slam champion, and the Bryan brothers, record-holding doubles players, have been selected for the International Tennis Hall of Fame’s Class of 2025. Sharapova completed a career Grand Slam, and the Bryan twins won 16 major titles together. Induction will be in August.
Read MoreThe term “brokenist” emerged during a heated session in which Justin Trudeau aimed to highlight the alleged negativity and obstructionism of the opposition, particularly the Conservative Party, under its leader Pierre Poilievre. Trudeau’s use of the term seemed to suggest that the opposition was overly focused on portraying Canada as “broken,” a theme Poilievre...
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