'Let's play like Lions': Shreyas Iyer's first message as India's new T20I captain
Shreyas Iyer is set to lead India's T20I side against Ireland, marking a significant return to the national setup with added captaincy responsibility. Head coach Gautam Gambhir expressed confidence in Iyer's leadership, while the new skipper emphasized building a supportive and fun team culture. Iyer urged his teammates to play fearlessly and with belief, aiming to usher in a new era for the team.
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After 'banning' Anthropic’s AI, US govt now sends message to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman
The US government has asked OpenAI to limit its new GPT-5.6 model to government-approved partners before any wider launch, citing security concerns. The move follows the administration forcing Anthropic to pull its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models offline weeks earlier. CEO Sam Altman called the staggered rollout not OpenAI's "preferred" approach, as Washington tightens oversight of powerful AI models under Trump's June executive order.
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India reign supreme! Shooters top ISSF Jr World C'ship medal tally in Germany
Team India has triumphed at the ISSF Junior World Championship 2026, topping the medal standings with an impressive 24 medals, including seven golds. Young talents shone across rifle and pistol disciplines, securing victories in individual, mixed, and team events. This remarkable achievement underscores India's growing prowess in world shooting, with the NRAI crediting effective grassroots programs for the widespread success.
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Maheep Kapoor reveals she was bombarded with trolls after 'Fabulous Lives Of Bollywood Wives': 'Wanted to say screw you'
Maheep Kapoor, entering the world of reality TV at 48, found herself the target of unexpected online backlash about her appearance, especially from women. On Soha Ali Khan's podcast, she opened up about how this phase coincided with her pre-menopause insecurities, making the criticism particularly tough. Today, she advocates for the acceptance of aging, criticizing the double standards that celebrate men while women are often critiqued.
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Orissa HC raps officials for ignoring mining rules, quashes tehsildar’s order
Orissa HC raps officials for ignoring mining rules, quashes tehsildar’s order
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Ben Stokes scripts history, becomes only second after Jacques Kallis to...
Ben Stokes made a triumphant return to Test cricket, achieving a historic all-round milestone of over 7,000 runs and 250 wickets, a feat matched only by Jacques Kallis. His impactful bowling display against New Zealand, including a crucial breakthrough and four wickets, revitalized England's efforts after a challenging start. This performance followed a brief suspension for a curfew breach, showcasing Stokes' immediate influence on the field.
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120 against thousands: The incredible story of the Battle of Longewala
Amidst the chaos of the 1971 war, 120 valiant Indian soldiers stationed at Longewala faced an overwhelming assault by 4,000 Pakistani troops supported by more than 40 tanks. Their indomitable will through the night not only held the line but allowed the Indian Air Force to inflict devastating losses at dawn, marking a critical moment of exceptional leadership and cooperative warfare.
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In the late 1980s, manufacturers refined dry-erase boards and markers, helping whiteboards replace chalk
Forget the myth of a 1989 eureka moment! The humble whiteboard's journey is a decades-long evolution. Early experiments in the 1950s explored reusable writing surfaces, but it was the development of durable enameled steel that truly paved the way. By the late 1980s, commercialization made them affordable and practical, revolutionizing classrooms and offices by ditching chalk dust for a cleaner, brighter writing experience.
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NSCN (K-Angmai) militant wanted in 2022 businessman murder nabbed in Longding
NSCN (K-Angmai) militant wanted in 2022 businessman murder nabbed in Longding
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In 1971, Irving Naxon refined a low-temperature countertop cooker, helping launch the modern slow cooker
Discover the surprising origins of the modern slow cooker, born not in a corporate lab, but from Irving Naxon's quest to safely cook beans in the 1940s. His invention addressed the critical need for low-temperature cooking while ensuring food safety, particularly with low-acid foods. This practical, time-saving appliance revolutionized home cooking by allowing busy individuals to prepare meals unattended, proving its lasting legacy through scientific reliability and convenience.
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In 1947, Bedouin herder Muhammad edh-Dhib entered a desert cave and set off the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls
A chance discovery by a Bedouin goatherd in 1947 in the Judean Desert led to the unearthing of the Dead Sea Scrolls. These ancient texts, found in caves near Qumran, revolutionized our understanding of religious history and paleography. Modern technology, including AI, continues to unlock new insights into these invaluable artifacts, proving that accidental finds can yield monumental historical revelations.
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"All Too Well" and wedding bells: Danica Patrick tells Travis Kelce exactly what happens when you marry Taylor Swift
Danica Patrick's viral Instagram Story warning Travis Kelce about his wedding vows to Taylor Swift has sparked widespread conversation online. Patrick pointed out the near-impossible lyrical standard Swift has set with songs like "All Too Well," making Kelce's vow-writing task a daunting one. Meanwhile, new reports confirm the couple's wedding will be a multi-day affair at Madison Square Garden, with celebrations planned for 2 and 3 July featuring an intimate gathering followed by a star-studded party of over 1,000 guests.
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Andrej Karpathy 'complains' of getting trolled on Twitter, his former boss Elon Musk responds; says: We need...
Andrej Karpathy says Twitter, now known as X, has never been more toxic, blaming its recommendation algorithm for rewarding outrage and hostility. The complaint followed backlash to his posts detailing Anthropic's Claude Tag workflow, which critics dismissed as a glorified Slack bot. The AI researcher, now at Anthropic, says he posts less and works from Slack instead. X owner Elon Musk agreed, replying that the algorithm needs a "complete overhaul."
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'Rahul Gandhi or Arvind Kejriwal?' Kiren Rijiju's 'more apologies' dig after Cong MP regrets remarks on Shivraj Chouhan's son
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