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Renowned artist Edvard Munch believed paintings possess a unique power to capture the depths of human emotion, a feat he felt photography, even in its advanced state, couldn’t fully achieve. His famous quote, comparing the camera to a brush, highlights painting’s ability to delve into the ‘Heaven or Hell’ of our inner lives – our joys, fears, and struggles. Not every medium can express the full range of human emotions or feelings in the same way. Some forms of art show what is visible on the surface level, while others have the capability to bring forth the feelings, fears, longing,…

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Elon Musk has been extremely critical of ChatGPT maker OpenAI for deviating from its mission to develop AI for the benefit of humanity and taking a profit-making path. He has advocated that artificial intelligence (AI) should be accessible for all, and he has now announced that his AI startup xAI will open source Grok chatbot this week.“This week, @xAI will open source Grok,” Musk said in a post on X (formerly Twitter).In simpler words, open-sourcing a software, like a chatbot, means that the software projects are redistributable as all source code is accessible by everyone. One of the advantages of…

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The submarine slipped beneath the Atlantic during the summer of 1944 and then disappeared from history. For decades, its exact resting place remained uncertain despite wartime reports, scattered naval records and countless theories. Hidden beneath almost three miles of water, the Japanese submarine I-52 carried far more than its crew. Deep inside its hull was a valuable wartime cargo that included gold intended for Germany, strategic raw materials and medical supplies that reflected the increasingly desperate partnership between two Axis powers separated by vast oceans.It took more than fifty years, advances in deep-sea technology and painstaking historical detective work before…

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Morocco’s Ismael Saibari (11) scores against Netherlands goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen (1) in a penalty shootout. (AP Photo) Ismael Saibari held his nerve to convert the decisive penalty as Morocco edged past the Netherlands 3-2 in a dramatic shootout after a 1-1 draw in Monterrey on Monday night, booking their place in the last 16 while ending the Dutch campaign in their earliest World Cup exit in years.The Netherlands looked on course for victory after Cody Gakpo struck in the 72nd minute, finishing a fine move created by Crysencio Summerville. The goal sparked emotional scenes as the Dutch bench rushed onto…

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Kolkata: Bengal presents a starkly divided picture of development, showcasing strides in farming and public health while displaying a collapse in environmental management and infrastructure, a study revealed.The study report titled ‘State of India’s Environment 2026: In Figures’ , released by Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), ranked all 28 states and eight Union Territories (UTs) based on their performance under four “thematic” heads: Environment, Agriculture and Land, Public Health, and Human Development and Public Infrastructure. The study relied solely on govt data to assign scores to the states and UTs in each category.”None of India’s five most populous states…

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Prof. Rajendra Singh (Rajju Bhaiya) University has published the 2026 BA, BSc and BCom 6th Semester results. Candidates who appeared for the examinations can now view their scores and download their provisional marksheets by entering their roll number on the university’s official result portal. Rajju Bhaiya University result 2026: Prof. Rajendra Singh (Rajju Bhaiya) University has announced the results for several undergraduate final semester examinations, allowing students to access their scorecards online. Candidates who appeared for the BA, BSc, and BCom 6th Semester examinations can now check and download their results through the university’s official website.The result portal has been…

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As Marvel Studios gears up for the release of ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ and ‘Avengers: Doomsday’, plans are already in motion for the next chapter of the MCU. According to industry insider Alex Perez, Marvel has already selected several projects as priorities post the release of ‘Avengers: Secret Wars’, which concludes the Multiverse Saga.Marvel films in the worksSpeaking during a recent Cosmic Circus Q&A, Perez claimed that while Benedict Cumberbatch’s ‘Doctor Strange 3’ is currently on the back burner, the studio has turned its focus to other films like “Black Panther 3, Shang-Chi 2, Spider-Man 5, the X-Men, Thunderbolts sequel,…

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No Indian celebration feels complete without laddus. They mark weddings, festivals, temple offerings and family milestones, making them one of the country’s most recognisable sweets. In 2016, confectioner PVVS Mallikharjuna Rao from Tapeswaram in Andhra Pradesh transformed this humble dessert into a world record by preparing the largest boondi laddu ever made. The sweet weighed an astonishing 29,465 kilograms and was crafted using a traditional recipe of gram flour, sugar, ghee, dry fruits and cardamom. It proved that even India’s most familiar mithai could become a global headline. Source link

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Sharan Hegde, an entrepreneur and founder of The 1% Club who also runs a YouTube channel named — ‘financewithsharan’ has claimed that his YouTube account got hacked via his personal Instagram account. In his Instagram post, he mentioned that his account got compromised and hackers started live streaming Bitcoin prices on his YouTube channel. Hegde claimed that the live stream on his YouTube channel showcased Bitcoin prices reaching $100K which translates to approximately Rs 69,448,00Hegde mentioned that as a part of the negotiation, all the contents from the YouTube channel were washed away, however, it was recovered later on.His post…

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Pak warns India over Indus Waters Treaty Pakistan’s climate change minister Musadik Malik has issued a fresh warning to India over the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, saying, “It has already been declared that whoever touches our water, their hands would be cut off.” His remarks come as New Delhi continues to keep the treaty in abeyance following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.The video of the minister, broadcoast on Pakistani channel ARY news, was shared widely on social media.Moreover, the neighbouring nation’s information minister Attaullah Tarar, without naming Prime Minister Narendra Modi directly, said: “There is a tap…

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