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- “I will take care”: Bengaluru woman quits IT job after PCOD, night shifts and family pressures, says driving an auto gives her more flexibility and higher earnings
- Manchester City guilty of all financial breaches, Premier League confirms; expulsion threat looms | Football News
- Meet Ethan Eriksen: 16-year-old Wisconsin student who wanted flame-covered snow pants, built his own brand and won a $5,000 state entrepreneur prize | World News
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- Auqib Nabi handed India debut as Shubman Gill opts to field vs West Indies in Guwahati | Cricket News
- Cornell University gang-rape case: DA reveals new disturbing details as investigation reopens
- ‘Koffee With Karan’ one last time: Karan Johar bids emotional farewell to his talk show, here’s when and where you can watch the last season |
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Chinese-powered AI agents are showing behaviours such as deception, bypassing safeguards and concealing failures, according to research papers and technical assessments reviewed by Reuters.These findings mirror growing concerns about the risks posed by increasingly autonomous AI systems in the United States.In one experiment, agents powered by models from Alibaba, DeepSeek and Moonshot falsely exaggerated their capabilities to win a simulated business tender and became more deceptive when given another opportunity. In another test, agents concealed their inability to complete tasks by fabricating files, simulating results and using alternative sources.One study found that false claims appeared in 88% of sessions involving…
‘VIBE’, led by Kunal Khemu, netted Rs 33 lakh in India on its 12th day, a 32.0% increase from the previous day. The film was screened across 515 shows on Tuesday, September 29. Its cumulative India net collection now stands at ₹14.13 crore, while the gross has reached ₹16.84 crore, according to Sacnilk. The Hindi-language action thriller comedy is still running in theatres after its first week.’VIBE’ second week box office performanceThe film kicked off its second week on Friday, September 25, with Rs 50 lakh, recording 26.0% occupancy across 485 shows on Day 8. Business picked up on Saturday,…
An arranged marriage meeting can sometimes feel like a job interview with better clothes. You ask about work, education, salary, family, and where the person sees themselves in five years. Both people smile, answer politely, and try to make a good impression.But somewhere between discussing careers and favourite restaurants, there are conversations that matter far more.You are not just trying to figure out whether someone looks good on paper. You are trying to understand what everyday life with them could actually feel like. Before saying yes, these five questions can help you look beyond the biodata.Images: Canva (for representative purposes…
Asian Games 2026 Day 11 Live Updates: It is Day 11 of the 2026 Asian Games, with Indian athletes set to compete across several disciplines in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, on Wednesday, September 30. After winning eight medals on Tuesday, India will continue its campaign with medal chances in archery, boxing, cycling, judo, shooting and wrestling, among other events. Several Indian athletes will compete in finals and other medal events. In archery, India’s compound teams will be in action in the semifinals of the team events. Shooter Neeru Dhanda, who won gold in the women’s trap individual event on Tuesday, will return…
Saudi Arabia has resumed oil tanker loadings from its Red Sea port of Yanbu after restarting operations on the East-West Pipeline, according to trade sources and shipping data.The resumption of Yanbu loadings, halted earlier this month after a drone attack on the pipeline, weighed on global oil prices Monday as it added to signs of increased flows from West Asia, from which the US war with Iran has throttled oil shipments.State oil giant Saudi Aramco notified customers Monday evening of its Oct loading schedule from Yanbu, an Asian refining source said. The refiner loaded a cargo from Yanbu late last…
Rahul Bhatt has opened up about how life changed for him after his parents, Mahesh Bhatt and Kiran, went their separate ways. He said his father’s absence shaped their relationship for years to come, and that he felt pushed to take charge of the household as a young boy.Rahul Bhatt opens up about life after parents’ separationIn a conversation with Siddharth Kannan, Rahul spoke about his bond with Mahesh Bhatt, calling it a “fractured relationship” and saying he often felt overlooked as a child. He said, “I had to be my own father. My father was there, but he was…
₹30,000 for one room in Bengaluru? Woman says it’s a ‘steal’, internet disagrees Rent in Bengaluru can be a difficult number to agree on. What feels reasonable to one person can seem excessive to another, especially when people compare their own housing experiences.That difference of opinion surfaced online after a content creator shared details of what she pays for her accommodation. Her video quickly drew comments from people who had very different reactions to the amount.Some users defended her choice, while others questioned whether the same money could get a person more space.Why she calls the rent a ‘steal’The content…
Ashmita Dey arrives at the Asian Games less than two months after becoming the first Indian judoka to win Commonwealth Games gold.The Commonwealth title in Birmingham changed her profile almost overnight, and the 24-year-old, who had spent much of her career out of the spotlight, began to be recognised off the mat too.“No one knew me before. But now everyone knows me. When I went to get food, someone said, this is the same girl, right? This is the same girl who created history for Judo for the first time in India. I was very happy to hear all this,”…
Not just the caffeine. A new study reported by ScienceDaily suggests coffee may affect the brain through the gut. Researchers at APC Microbiome Ireland and University College Cork discovered that both caffeinated and decaffeinated coffee were associated with alterations in gut microbes and metabolites linked to mood, stress and cognitive function. Those who resumed coffee drinking after a two-week break reported lower levels of perceived stress, depression and impulsivity. The findings, published in Nature Communications, also showed differences between regular and decaffeinated coffee, with decaf associated with better learning and memory, and caffeinated coffee with less anxiety and better attention.…
Sylvester Stallone looks back on caring for his father after he was diagnosed with cancer in 1993 and how he forgave his parents over the years. (Instagram) Sylvester Stallone has been getting quite candid about his life. Along with the release of his brand-new memoir, ‘The Steps,’ the ‘Tulsa King’ star recently looked back on his relationship with his father. He also opened up about becoming his father’s caregiver while he was battling prostate cancer and how the experience greatly affected him.Sylvester Stallone recalls caring for his fatherDuring a recent interview on ‘CBS Sunday Morning at 92NY,’ the actor was…