Citroen Racing Team Principal Cyril Blais dies at 46; Formula E, FIA and Citroen share condolences
Citroen Racing Team Principal Cyril Blais died at 46 this week. He was leading the new Formula E team, which transitioned from Maserati to Citroen this season. Everyone from FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem to Formula E CEO Jeff Dodds and Citroen MD and CEO have also shared their condolences.
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Kannur student suicide case: Dental college HOD arrested from Karnataka
The prime accused in a student's alleged suicide has been arrested in Karnataka. M Kondanda Ram was apprehended after his anticipatory bail plea was dismissed by the Supreme Court. Investigators allege Ram insulted the Scheduled Caste student, Nithin Raj, in the classroom. Another faculty member, Dr Sangeetha Nambiar, has already secured anticipatory bail. The Crime Branch is also investigating an online lending firm connected to the student's death.
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Delhi High Court grants bail in alleged assault on YouTube reporters, calls for regulatory framework to ensure media accountability
The Delhi High Court has observed that while freedom of the press is an indispensable pillar of democracy, the rapid growth of unregulated digital media has given rise to concerns about accountability, ethical journalism and responsible reporting.
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'It's not just about scoring or assisting': Marc Cucurella explains why Rodri deserved Golden Ball
Spain defender Marc Cucurella lauded captain Rodri's Golden Ball award. Rodri was recognized for his exceptional performances during Spain's World Cup 2026 victory. He controlled the midfield and organized the team throughout the entire tournament. Cucurella emphasized Rodri's invaluable contribution beyond mere goals and assists. Rodri's midfield mastery earned him the prestigious award over other stars.
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Scientists have found an ancient sea worm with jaws made from a mysterious 'bio-metal' never encountered before, a discovery that could rewrite what we know about nature
Marine worms possess jaws built from proteins and metal ions, creating bio-metals. These bio-metals exhibit high hardness and a specific response to strain. Researchers discovered a size-dependent elasticity in these worm jaws. This phenomenon is similar to traditional metals like copper and silver. Studying these natural bio-metals could inspire new human-made materials.
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Jungle se table tak: The food story behind Uttarakhand's homestays
Experience the charm of Uttarakhand's homestays, where farm-to-table dining is a vibrant tradition. Guests indulge in locally sourced delicacies, featuring specialities like kafal and mandua ki roti, which are typically found only within this majestic region. The government’s supportive policies ensure that these culinary practices endure, nurturing local heritage and educating future generations about their unique food culture.
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PayBae and Lacy controversy explained as Streamer University 2026 interaction sparks heated debate online
Streamer University 2026 saw controversy involving Twitch streamer PayBae and Nick Lacy. A video showed PayBae pulling Lacy's injured leg, causing him pain. Lacy questioned why his injury was not respected during the incident. PayBae apologized but felt the situation was being amplified by Lacy's audience. She also claimed a prior "fake beef" influenced her reaction.
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JPMorgan cut jobs by as much as 40% in some teams due to AI in 2026, but CEO Jamie Dimon makes it clear that 'you don't uniquely benefit from AI, we all use AI to ...'
JPMorgan Chase has reduced some jobs by up to forty percent using artificial intelligence. CEO Jamie Dimon believes AI offers no unique competitive advantage for the bank. He stated that AI will not significantly increase the bank's profit margins. The bank is increasing recruitment for AI-related roles while hiring fewer bankers. JPMorgan Chase reported strong net income and investment banking fees for the second quarter.
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The most dangerous grave in the US is made up of lead and concrete: The Cold War disaster that left America with its only grave that can never be exhumed
A unique grave at Arlington National Cemetery holds a serviceman lost in the US's first fatal nuclear accident. This burial site is sealed in lead and concrete due to radioactive contamination from the SL-1 reactor incident. The experimental reactor exploded in Idaho during the Cold War, killing three young servicemen instantly. One serviceman, Richard McKinley, was buried at Arlington after the tragic nuclear disaster occurred.
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Tear gas fired, protesters lathicharged: Videos capture chaotic scenes from CJP's 'sansad chalo' march
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'These are our children': Priyanka Gandhi slams Centre over police action at CJP protest
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'Requested some time': CJP leaders meets JP Nadda with 3 demands; Amit Shah meets Pradhan amid Parliament march
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Biohacker Bryan Johnson claims ice packs boost male fertility: Does science agree?
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Scientists find toxins from Florida's toxic algae blooms travel through air, raise risk of ALS
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HasanAbi says he may file a restraining order against Destiny after latest livestream comments
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