Jeff Bezos vs Mamdani debate: Kevin O’Leary says Amazon founder should run cities
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos sparked a debate on government efficiency and taxation, suggesting New York City's services would falter under his company's operational model. Billionaire Kevin O'Leary echoed these sentiments, calling the city a 'disaster' and warning against taxing the wealthy. Former Mayor Bill de Blasio criticized Bezos' remarks as out of touch. Meanwhile, Bezos also dismissed fears of AI causing job losses, predicting a labor shortage instead.
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After missing UPSC and UPPCS final lists, Viral Sharma cracks Uttarakhand PCS and Bihar PCS with top ranks
Viral Sharma, undeterred by earlier UPSC and UPPCS interview setbacks, achieved significant success in state civil services. He secured top ranks in Uttarakhand PCS as Deputy Collector and in Bihar PCS for CDPO and BDO posts. Sharma attributes his success to a simple strategy of extensive previous year paper practice and concise notes, emphasizing his continued pursuit of the UPSC dream.
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'Hoodie to T-shirt': Police claim Chetan Chaudhary changed his appearance to evade detection in Ketan Agarwal murder case
A chilling new detail has surfaced in the Pune realtor's murder case. Investigators revealed the alleged killer, Chetan Chaudhary, attempted to disguise himself at Lohagad Fort by changing his attire. He also reportedly used a scooter for the 90km journey to evade detection, a meticulously planned move to conceal his identity before and after the crime. The plan involved a signal from the victim's associate to execute the fatal push.
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The great economic divide: East-West split could cost world $6.9 trillion, WEF warns
The world is witnessing a significant shift from globalization to geo-economic fragmentation, with the World Economic Forum warning of a potential $6.9 trillion hit to global GDP. This fragmentation, already costing billions and increasing inflation, is driven by rising nationalism and trade disputes, particularly between the US and China. Emerging markets face the brunt, while multilateral institutions weaken, and policy uncertainty hampers investment and hiring.
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'He’s been a legend that inspires': McCullum pays tribute to Ben Stokes' legacy after retirement announcement
In a heartfelt announcement, England's Test captain Ben Stokes has decided to retire from Test cricket, bringing down the curtain on a stellar career. Head coach Brendon McCullum commended Stokes for his significant influence on the game, emphasizing his knack for turning matches around and motivating emerging talents in cricket. Stokes leaves behind a legacy featuring more than 7,000 runs and 252 wickets, ensuring his place in cricket history.
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Nissan Tekton rear design revealed: Changes over Duster
The Tekton is expected to share its engine options with the new Duster. A 1.0-litre, 3-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine with 100 PS power and 160 nm torque paired with a 6-speed manual gearbox. Another engine is a 1.3-litre, 4-cylinder, turbocharged petrol engine with 163 PS and 280 Nm of torque, paired with a 6-speed DCT or a 6-speed manual.
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'Not really surprised': Ex-India cricketer on shock defeat against Ireland, explains why
Former India batter Ambati Rayudu wasn't surprised by India's T20I series loss to Ireland, citing the team's lack of preparation for the challenging conditions post-IPL. He highlighted technical issues with batters struggling to adapt from flat pitches. Rayudu also advised patience with young Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, emphasising learning over immediate debut, and anticipates better batting conditions in England.
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Kolkata Warehouse Collapse: Rescue Ends, Investigation Begins
Kolkata Warehouse Collapse: Rescue Ends, Investigation Begins
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Why the 1943 Bengal famine and Churchill are in the headlines again in Britain
A prize-winning artwork accusing Winston Churchill of worsening the Bengal famine has been pulled from a London gallery after political pressure. The controversy has reignited a decades-old battle over Britain's colonial past, free speech and Churchill's legacy
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Deficiencies in Form F cannot be treated as mere technical errors; Supreme Court upholds criminal proceedings against doctor under PCPNDT Act
The Court held that deficiencies or inaccuracies in Form F cannot be dismissed as mere technical or inadvertent errors, observing that complete maintenance of records is central to the statutory scheme aimed at preventing female foeticide.
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Several labourers feared trapped after under-construction wall collapses in Jaipur
Several labourers feared trapped after under-construction wall collapses in Jaipur
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Sikh sacrilege row explained: Akal Takht gives Punjab govt 1 month to amend law; Sikh MLAs, ministers agree
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Rajasthan, Haryana sign pact to implement 1994 Upper Yamuna agreement, clearing way for Rs 34,102 crore water project
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Georgia’s Fun Spot America Fayetteville to close after 36 years of operation, final day set for August 2
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Rice farming warning: Scientists say the world's most important food is pushing Earth beyond safe environmental limits
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