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'No role in E20 fuel': What Nitin Gadkari told Bombay HC in suit against X, Meta
Union minister Nitin Gadkari filed a civil suit seeking removal of deepfakes. These AI-generated videos falsely link him and his family to financial gains. The suit asserts the ethanol program falls under another ministry's jurisdiction. The Bombay High Court granted permission to file the defamation suit. Gadkari aims to stop the circulation of fabricated online content.
'No role in E20 fuel': What Gadkari claimed in suit against X, Meta before Bombay HC
Union minister Nitin Gadkari filed a civil suit seeking removal of deepfakes. These AI-generated videos falsely link him and his family to financial gains. The suit asserts the ethanol program falls under another ministry's jurisdiction. The Bombay High Court granted permission to file the defamation suit. Gadkari aims to stop the circulation of fabricated online content.
'Generation gutter': Kangana on 'young Hindu women' who took part in CJP protest
Kangana Ranaut dubbed Gen Z women as "so-called westernised Indian women", who are "not good at studies, but they are so ugly and corrupt that they cannot be homemakers either", yet they "proudly flaunt their freedom to use drugs, consume alcohol, or have endless body counts". Lashing out at the "behaviour of young Hindu women", the actress-turned-politician said those female protesters wanted to "imitate the lives of independent career women without earning that freedom".
'Allah commanded me': Knife-wielding man attacks 3 women on Paris street - video
Panic gripped a busy Paris street on Monday after a man armed with two kitchen knives attacked three women in broad daylight before being overpowered by bystanders and an off-duty police officer.
CWG: Why India's fastest man Gurindervir crashed out despite finishing 2nd in heat
India's fastest man Gurindervir Singh crashed out of the Commonwealth Games men's 100m heats despite finishing second after clocking 10.39 seconds, with coach James Hillier later revealing he had been carrying a hamstring injury for a month. The 24-year-old, who set a national record of 10.09 seconds in May, finished 28th overall and missed the semifinals.
Ordered wedding dress on Instagram, never got it: Boutique told to pay Rs 36,880
A Kerala consumer commission ordered an Instagram boutique to pay compensation. The boutique took full payment for two wedding dresses but delivered only one. It also failed to refund the money for the undelivered dress. The commission ruled that social media sellers are bound by consumer protection laws. The boutique must pay Rs 36,880 for the undelivered item and inconvenience.
How Europe's heatwave is proving Americans right about air conditioning
Europeans are now buying air conditioning units in unprecedented numbers. This trend is driven by record heatwaves and rising health concerns across the continent. Manufacturers report significant sales growth for cooling solutions in several European countries. Previously, air conditioning was viewed as an unnecessary luxury by many Europeans. This cultural shift reflects a growing understanding of cooling as an essential need.
India squad for Sri Lanka Tests: Jadeja returns; Bumrah picked with a rider
The men's selection committee announced the squad for the Sri Lanka Test series. Ravindra Jadeja returns to the team after being rested for the Afghanistan Test. Saransh Jain has earned his maiden call-up to the Indian squad. Washington Sundar remains unavailable for the first Test match. Sai Sudharsan and Jasprit Bumrah's availability depends on fitness clearance.
Hotelier stopped funding NSW Liberal ‘Reformers’ after deciding Morrison and Perrottet had ‘gone woke’, Icac hears
Michael O’Hara also tells corruption watchdog he was wrong to support young Liberals alleged to have solicited illegal donations, saying ‘I made a mistake’Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA witness who allegedly made prohibited donations to young New South Wales Liberal powerbrokers who planned to move the party to the right has told the corruption watchdog he is now “disgusted” by the scheme and “made a mistake” sup...
Several pilgrims injured as Amarnath Yatra bus skids off road in J&K
At least 39 pilgrims undertaking the annual Amarnath Yatra were injured after a speeding bus skidded off the road in the Kangan area of Jammu and Kashmir's Ganderbal district on Tuesday, officials said, as cited by news agency PTI.
'No protester left behind': CJP claims FIR withdrawals in NDA states after midnight talks with govt
Government representatives met with CJP and shared draft notifications. Bihar and Assam governments will withdraw FIRs and release arrested protesters. Future legal action against demonstrators will also be prevented. Union government and other BJP/NDA states will release similar notifications soon. Protesters will not be left alone as all are in this together.
'Take a tough call': Ex-India captain wants Abhishek axed, backs Sanju's return
Abhishek Sharma's poor T20I form has drawn criticism from former captain Krishnamachari Srikkanth. Srikkanth believes selectors must make a difficult decision regarding Sharma's future. Mayank Yadav returned from injury and impressed with his bowling performances. Yadav claimed multiple wickets across the series with consistent pace. The article highlights the emergence of young talent within the Indian team.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy set to meet Trump as Iran and Ukraine wars converge
The US Senate will vote Tuesday on Russian sanctions, days after Ukraine attacked an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea.
Microsoft CEO on Wall Street being upset on Chinese open source AI models
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella dismisses concerns about cheaper Chinese artificial intelligence models. He argues that global trust in American infrastructure and its open ecosystem remains key. Chinese AI models often run on American hyperscalers, which are vital for global deployment. Nadella believes Western companies can leverage open-weight models on secure platforms. This approach ensures continued competitiveness and technological leadership for the United States.
US warns hundreds of Boeing jets may require seat safety inspections
US regulator warns of Boeing 737 MAX seat safety concerns, calls for inspection of 453 US-registered jets.
Trump says Iran talks taking place during pause in US military strikes
US President Donald Trump says talks with Iran are continuing during a pause in US military strikes
It’s the vibe: Australian comedy classic The Castle set to become a stage play
Working Dog team behind the 1997 film reuniting to write ‘new, fully updated’ version for the stage, which will premiere in Melbourne in 2027An announcement that deserves to go straight to the pool room: the beloved Australian comedy The Castle is set to become a play, written by the team behind the original film.Working Dog’s Rob Sitch, Tom Gleisner, Santo Cilauro and Jane Kennedy will write and co-produce the new theatrical production, which will again tell the story of the Kerrigan family and...
'You can't take 1-2 games': Ex-cricketer's blunt warning to Rohit and Kohli
Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's ODI futures remain debated by selectors and coaches. Both players continue to perform well for India in the ODI format. Recent series performances have fueled discussions about their long-term plans. Former player Deep Dasgupta believes their places are secure based on merit. The focus remains on immediate impact and consistent performance from the veterans.
JD Vance says chat with engineer revealed America's real economic crisis
US Vice President JD Vance discussed affordability issues beyond wages and employment. He noted that even high earners struggle to achieve homeownership. Economist Mark Zandi also warned about persistent inflation resulting from policy decisions. These factors are reshaping the American economy and impacting citizens. Both experts point to policy choices as the root of these economic concerns.
One killed as violence, rigging claims mar first phase of PoK polls
The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) alleged that 35-year-old party worker Mukhtar Younus was shot dead during voting in Nikyal in Kotli district. The party blamed supporters of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) for the firing. "Our party worker, Mukhtar Yunus, was killed and two others injured during incidents of firing by the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) candidates," the PPP said. PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari questioned the role of the authorities after the incident.