Mumtaz lifts weights at 78, lives by Akshay Kumar’s fitness advice, the veteran actress spills her beauty secrets

Mumtaz lifts weights at 78, lives by Akshay Kumar’s fitness advice, the veteran actress spills her beauty secrets

Veteran actress Mumtaz is now 78, but she continues to impress with her timeless charm and remarkable fitness. Defying age with ease, she credits her disciplined lifestyle—marked by strict eating habits, consistent workouts, and guidance from Akshay Kumar—for keeping her in top form. In a recent interview, she also spilled the beans on her fitness…

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22-year-old new snooker world champion reveals plans for major purchase worth half his earnings after Crucible win | International Sports News

22-year-old new snooker world champion reveals plans for major purchase worth half his earnings after Crucible win | International Sports News

China’s Wu Yize poses for the media with the trophy after winning the World Snooker Championship defeating England’s Shaun Murphy in Sheffield, England, Monday, May 4, 2026.(AP Photo/Ian Hodgson) After collecting £500,000 for winning the 2026 World Snooker Championship, the new world champion hinted at plans for a future purchase in Sheffield worth around half…

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Farhan Akhtar set for Hollywood debut in ‘The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event’ amid ‘Don 3’ drama

Farhan Akhtar set for Hollywood debut in ‘The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event’ amid ‘Don 3’ drama

Farhan Akhtar is all set for his Hollywood acting debut in director Sam Mendes’ ambitious ‘The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event’. The actor and director, who is in the news over his awaited spy film ‘Don 3’, is now heading West to feature in his first Hollywood role. Akhtar will reportedly play the role…

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Erling Haaland’s hat-trick eliminates Liverpool, sends Manchester City to FA Cup semis | Football News

Erling Haaland’s hat-trick eliminates Liverpool, sends Manchester City to FA Cup semis | Football News

Erling Haaland (AP Photo) Manchester City delivered a dominant performance to crush Liverpool 4-0 in the FA Cup quarter-final, with Erling Haaland stealing the show with a hat-trick. The heavy defeat piled more pressure on Liverpool manager Arne Slot, whose team looked out of form throughout the match.City took control late in the first half…

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Market engulfed in flames in Russia’s St Petersburg; several explosions heard – video

Market engulfed in flames in Russia’s St Petersburg; several explosions heard – video

A massive fire has erupted at one of St. Petersburg’s largest markets, with witnesses reporting several explosions at the site. According to Russia’s ministry of emergency situations, the blaze broke out in a market building in the Nevsky district on Wednesday night, killing one person.Russian media indicated that the entire market complex may have been…

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Rahul Gandhi Rage Against Paper Leak Scandal in Uttarakhand: A Call to Action | India News

Rahul Gandhi Rage Against Paper Leak Scandal in Uttarakhand: A Call to Action | India News

Rahul Gandhi to visit Dehradun (X) NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, ahead of the Dehradun leg of the Congress’ ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’ campaign on July 17, said Uttarakhand has become the “epicentre of paper leaks” and accused the BJP government of failing to curb examination irregularities despite introducing anti-cheating laws.In a…

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Priyanka Chopra says ‘I don’t think I ever wanted to leave Bollywood’: ‘I felt limited for many reasons in Hindi films’

Priyanka Chopra says ‘I don’t think I ever wanted to leave Bollywood’: ‘I felt limited for many reasons in Hindi films’

Priyanka Chopra’s journey from being one of Bollywood’s biggest stars to carving a space for herself in Hollywood has often sparked conversation online. Now, the global actor has opened up about what led to that transition and how her decision was shaped by the search for more fulfilling opportunities.After spending several years at the top…

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Did Zohran Mamdani do a ‘Nazi salute’? Social media compares his wave to Elon Musk, calls out ‘double standards’

Did Zohran Mamdani do a ‘Nazi salute’? Social media compares his wave to Elon Musk, calls out ‘double standards’

Newly elected New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani became the centre of an internet debate after a video from his victory speech went viral. In the clip, Mamdani is seen raising his arm several times and waving to supporters. Some social media users claimed the movements resembled a Nazi salute, similar to the hand gesture…

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First signs of fallout emerge! US-Iran war hits India’s private sector growth; manufacturing activity slumps to over 4.5-year low

First signs of fallout emerge! US-Iran war hits India’s private sector growth; manufacturing activity slumps to over 4.5-year low

Experts have cautioned that the ongoing Middle East conflict will impact India’s growth story. (AI image) In the first signs of the impact of the US-Iran war on the Indian economy, the private sector recorded its slowest expansion in more than three years in March, according to the latest HSBC PMI survey. Rising prices linked…

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Aland ‘vote chori’ case: SIT files chargesheet names ex-Karnataka BJP MLA Subhash Guttedar, his son among others

Aland ‘vote chori’ case: SIT files chargesheet names ex-Karnataka BJP MLA Subhash Guttedar, his son among others

BENGALURU: A Special Investigation Team (SIT) of the Karnataka Police has named seven individuals, including former BJP MLA Subhash Guttedar, in a chargesheet filed on Friday in connection with the so-called ‘vote chori’ case.The case relates to allegations that 5,994 voters in the Aland assembly constituency were illegally targeted for deletion between 2022 and 2023….

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From Iran deal ultimatum to Ebola preparedness: Key takeaways from Donald Trump’s cabinet meeting

From Iran deal ultimatum to Ebola preparedness: Key takeaways from Donald Trump’s cabinet meeting

US President Donald Trump speaks during a Cabinet meeting US President Donald Trump on Wednesday held an expansive Cabinet meeting at the White House, addressing issues ranging from ongoing negotiations with Iran and tensions in the Strait of Hormuz to Ebola preparedness, immigration detention protests and domestic anti-fraud initiatives.Trump said talks with Tehran were progressing…

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Who is Kent Syverud, the former law school dean and Syracuse leader returning to Michigan University as president-elect

Who is Kent Syverud, the former law school dean and Syracuse leader returning to Michigan University as president-elect

Kent Syverud named University of Michigan president-elect after decades of legal and academic leadership. (Getty Images) Kent Syverud has been named the 16th president of the University of Michigan, set to take office on July 1. The Regents of the university announced his appointment after a unanimous vote, marking his return to his alma mater…

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Two Indian-origin men arrested in US on money laundering charges; victims of scam ordered to pay in gold bars, cryptocurrency

Two Indian-origin men arrested in US on money laundering charges; victims of scam ordered to pay in gold bars, cryptocurrency

Two Indian-origin men have been arrested in the United States on federal money laundering charges following an investigation into a large scam operation that targeted victims across several states, authorities said.Tejas Patel and Navya Bhatt are facing three counts of money laundering each, according to the Cleveland1. This comes after federal agents uncovered their alleged…

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PM Modi  NEW DELHI: Referring to the ‘Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum’ that will be housed in the iconic North and South Block, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the transformation of what once was a centre of power into a cynosure of culture.According to a statement from the ministry of culture, the PM made these remarks during an interaction on Thursday with the chairman of Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, Ram Bahadur Rai, and member secretary, Dr Sachchidanand Joshi along with other trustees, called on the PM ahead of the 39th Foundation Day celebrations of the institution.TOI had reported in January that the first gallery of the Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum – billed to be the largest museum in the world – is slated to open at the end of this year in the North Block. Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Israel pounds Tehran as Iranians mark Nowruz; UAE, Kuwait defences respond to missile barrageTrump Rules Out Ceasefire: says US nears Iran war goals; signals wider military options’Enemy has been defeated’: Iran’s Mojtaba Khamenei claims victory over US, IsraelThe museum is expected to be completed with all its galleries over three years.In a post on X later on Thursday evening the PM said he “discussed various aspects relating to further popularising India’s diverse culture.”“We also explored ways to bring more people into this journey, strengthen outreach through digital and grassroots initiatives and support artists and scholars in preserving and promoting our rich heritage,” the PM said.“While speaking to us about the many initiatives the govt has taken to create greater awareness about culture, the Prime Minister cited the example of the Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum project. He shared that it reflects the importance the govt places on culture as earlier the North and South blocks symbolised the seat of power, but that has changed now, as that space has been given for the purpose of civilisational continuity to create a museum where the future generations will be able to come and learn about India’s culture,” Joshi told TOI.He also said that the PM asserted the need to build awareness about history and heritage across the country and the need to engage with youth in urban and rural India.“The PM also emphasised the importance of understanding Bharat through a feeling of ‘Swa’,” the ministry of culture said in a statement.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMoD Reveals India Exploring Joining GCAP Or FCAS Sixth Generation Fighter ProgrammePM Modi Speaks To Bahrain King, Condemns Attacks On Energy Infra, Stresses Secure Shipping RoutesTrump Sending Troops To Strait Of Hormuz?; ‘Iran Being Decimated’: Bibi Denies Dragging U.S Into WarDiplomacy In New Avatar: Why Vikram Doraiwami Picked Chinese Name Wei Jiameng As India’s New EnvoyHow Iran’s Attack on Qatar’s Ras Laffan Gas Hub Sparks India’s Energy EmergencyIndian National Killed In Riyadh, MEA Confirms Total 6 Dead, 1 Missing Amid Israel-Iran WarRussia Tip Off Led To NIA Arrest Of Matthew VanDyke, Global Insurgency Network Exposed In Northeast’Some Say India Can Stop The War’: RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat’s Big StatementPremium Petrol Prices Hiked By Up To ₹2.35 Per Litre In India Amid West Asia ConflictPakistan’s Fake War Narrative Exposed: India Busts Digital Attack After Iran’s IRIS Dena Strike123PhotostoriesJasprit Bumrah’s ₹40 lakh ‘Sher-e-Punjab’ watch goes viral post World CupWeekend binge guide: 5 heartwarming slice-of-life K-dramas from ‘English teacher’,’Doctor Slump’, to’My Liberation Notes’7 high-protein vegetarian Indian snacks that don’t require cookingDementia care isn’t just medication: How structured daily habits can slow cognitive decline, reduce anxiety, and improve quality of lifeLove Dosa? Try these 8 high-protein variations for a power-packed breakfast8 beautiful flowers that propagate easily from stem cuttingsMen’s health: Doctor shares early signs of low testosterone and if over-the-counter supplements helpFrom losing his mother at the age of 2 to delivering 15 flop Bhojpuri films and earning Rs 1.5 lakh per episode of Comedy Circus, When Krushna Abhishek opened up about his struggle8 desi vegetables that are actually foreign12 strangest place names in the world and the stories behind them123Hot PicksIran newsGautam SinghaniaStrait of HormuzGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingIga SwiatekAir India Boeing 77760% free seat ruleQatar LNG ExportsMojtaba KhameneiJames GraceySpring EquinoxDiesel price hike8th Pay CommissionPremium Petrol Price Hike

PM Modi NEW DELHI: Referring to the ‘Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum’ that will be housed in the iconic North and South Block, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the transformation of what once was a centre of power into a cynosure of culture.According to a statement from the ministry of culture, the PM made these remarks during an interaction on Thursday with the chairman of Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, Ram Bahadur Rai, and member secretary, Dr Sachchidanand Joshi along with other trustees, called on the PM ahead of the 39th Foundation Day celebrations of the institution.TOI had reported in January that the first gallery of the Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum – billed to be the largest museum in the world – is slated to open at the end of this year in the North Block. Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: Israel pounds Tehran as Iranians mark Nowruz; UAE, Kuwait defences respond to missile barrageTrump Rules Out Ceasefire: says US nears Iran war goals; signals wider military options’Enemy has been defeated’: Iran’s Mojtaba Khamenei claims victory over US, IsraelThe museum is expected to be completed with all its galleries over three years.In a post on X later on Thursday evening the PM said he “discussed various aspects relating to further popularising India’s diverse culture.”“We also explored ways to bring more people into this journey, strengthen outreach through digital and grassroots initiatives and support artists and scholars in preserving and promoting our rich heritage,” the PM said.“While speaking to us about the many initiatives the govt has taken to create greater awareness about culture, the Prime Minister cited the example of the Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum project. He shared that it reflects the importance the govt places on culture as earlier the North and South blocks symbolised the seat of power, but that has changed now, as that space has been given for the purpose of civilisational continuity to create a museum where the future generations will be able to come and learn about India’s culture,” Joshi told TOI.He also said that the PM asserted the need to build awareness about history and heritage across the country and the need to engage with youth in urban and rural India.“The PM also emphasised the importance of understanding Bharat through a feeling of ‘Swa’,” the ministry of culture said in a statement.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosMoD Reveals India Exploring Joining GCAP Or FCAS Sixth Generation Fighter ProgrammePM Modi Speaks To Bahrain King, Condemns Attacks On Energy Infra, Stresses Secure Shipping RoutesTrump Sending Troops To Strait Of Hormuz?; ‘Iran Being Decimated’: Bibi Denies Dragging U.S Into WarDiplomacy In New Avatar: Why Vikram Doraiwami Picked Chinese Name Wei Jiameng As India’s New EnvoyHow Iran’s Attack on Qatar’s Ras Laffan Gas Hub Sparks India’s Energy EmergencyIndian National Killed In Riyadh, MEA Confirms Total 6 Dead, 1 Missing Amid Israel-Iran WarRussia Tip Off Led To NIA Arrest Of Matthew VanDyke, Global Insurgency Network Exposed In Northeast’Some Say India Can Stop The War’: RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat’s Big StatementPremium Petrol Prices Hiked By Up To ₹2.35 Per Litre In India Amid West Asia ConflictPakistan’s Fake War Narrative Exposed: India Busts Digital Attack After Iran’s IRIS Dena Strike123PhotostoriesJasprit Bumrah’s ₹40 lakh ‘Sher-e-Punjab’ watch goes viral post World CupWeekend binge guide: 5 heartwarming slice-of-life K-dramas from ‘English teacher’,’Doctor Slump’, to’My Liberation Notes’7 high-protein vegetarian Indian snacks that don’t require cookingDementia care isn’t just medication: How structured daily habits can slow cognitive decline, reduce anxiety, and improve quality of lifeLove Dosa? Try these 8 high-protein variations for a power-packed breakfast8 beautiful flowers that propagate easily from stem cuttingsMen’s health: Doctor shares early signs of low testosterone and if over-the-counter supplements helpFrom losing his mother at the age of 2 to delivering 15 flop Bhojpuri films and earning Rs 1.5 lakh per episode of Comedy Circus, When Krushna Abhishek opened up about his struggle8 desi vegetables that are actually foreign12 strangest place names in the world and the stories behind them123Hot PicksIran newsGautam SinghaniaStrait of HormuzGold rate todayIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingIga SwiatekAir India Boeing 77760% free seat ruleQatar LNG ExportsMojtaba KhameneiJames GraceySpring EquinoxDiesel price hike8th Pay CommissionPremium Petrol Price Hike

NEW DELHI: Referring to the ‘Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum’ that will be housed in the iconic North and South Block, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the transformation of what once was a centre of power into a cynosure of culture.According to a statement from the ministry of culture, the PM made these remarks during an…

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Aug 22, 2026, 08:50 IST

Aug 22, 2026, 08:50 IST

On Saturday, a sea of orange is expected to fill the stands at the Wagener Hockey Stadium in Amstelveen, Netherlands. But these will be home supporters backing the reigning Olympic champions, not Indian fans rallying behind the new saffron jersey.Harmanpreet Singh and his men, who will wear white jerseys for the match, will have to…

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CJI Surya Kant (Source: ANI) NEW DELHI: CJI Surya Kant on Friday said though Artificial Intelligence tools are reshaping exercise of sovereign and judicial powers, the international community must quickly devise a legal framework to deal with a concerning flipside of AI-driven activities, which when carried out it one country, can cause significant territorial consequences for another.Delivering a public lecture at University of London, CJI Kant said AI is an operational reality that is reshaping governance, commerce, warfare, communication, public administration, and increasingly, the exercise of judicial and sovereign power itself.Flagging the jurisdictional limitations to regulate AI driven activities, the CJI said International Law must increasingly attempt to confront such forms of AI-moulded powers “that are no longer neatly contained within geography yet continue to produce deeply territorial consequences for individuals and societies”.He said, “If jurisdiction determines where power operates, liability determines who must answer for its consequences. Artificial Intelligence destabilises both simultaneously.”AI systems, however, frequently operate through distributed chains involving developers, data suppliers, deployers, cloud infrastructure providers, private corporations, and sovereign actors spread across multiple jurisdictions, thus creating an accountability vacuum, he said.The CJI asked – “When an autonomous system causes harm, who bears responsibility? Is liability attributable to the developer who designed the architecture? The entity that deployed the system? The sovereign government that authorised its use? Or the institution that supplied the underlying data upon which the algorithm was trained?”He said the significance of the issue heightens in the context of autonomous weapon systems and military application of AI, which complicate the attribution of intent and decision-making as the present legal system is on fastening it on the persons who implemented and those who took the decision.As even the developers of AI-based implements are unable to explain why their machines did certain things on some occasions, the task of attributing accountability and providing remedy through a legal framework becomes difficult, he said.CJI Kant said, “The challenge before the international community is therefore not merely to regulate technological capability, but to preserve legal responsibility in environments where decision-making is increasingly mediated through algorithmic systems. If responsibility becomes too fragmented to identify, accountability itself risks becoming illusory.”“And that danger extends beyond warfare. Financial markets, healthcare systems, transportation networks, and critical public infrastructure are increasingly dependent upon automated systems capable of producing large scale consequences. The greater the autonomy of technological systems, the greater the need for robust legal frameworks capable of ensuring meaningful human oversight,” he said.Warning that AI could be as biased as humans, the CJI said, “AI systems can produce systematically discriminatory outcomes while maintaining the appearance of mathematical objectivity… The result is a form of opacity that may prove deeply corrosive to democratic accountability.”End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosPatna Protest Case: Khan Sir Booked Under Attempted Murder ChargeTMC Reorganises Bengal Unit: Chandrima Bhattacharya Appointed PresidentWhat Training 5 Lakh Indian Army Personnel In Drone Operations Means For Future Wars?Indian Navy Invites Domestic Industry to Build 80-mm Aero Rockets for MiG-29K FleetDelhi Fire Horror: Owner’s Bangladesh-Linked Arrest Draws AttentionIndia Urges Faster Bangladesh Verification To Deport Illegal MigrantsFrom Locked Exits To No NOC: Ground Report Exposes Delhi’s Fire Safety CrisisShehbaz Sharif Hails Trump As ‘Man Of Peace’, Credits Him For India-Pakistan CeasefireTMC Crisis Could Boost NDA’s Numbers For Delimitation, One Nation One Election Bills | WatchAmid NEET Paper Leak Row, IIT Roorkee Denies JEE Advanced Data Breach Allegations123Photostories10 exciting ways to spark your child’s curiosity about nature10 unique baby names that mean endless, infinite, or eternalFrom Chaach to Papaya: UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s daily diet at the age of 545 must-have jewellery pieces every woman needs in her collectionFrom a throne-like toilet seat and a Jaipur-sourced vintage door to a tree bark in the living room: A look inside Choreographer Terence Lewis’ Mumbai homeAre you sleeping or suffocating? 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CJI Surya Kant (Source: ANI) NEW DELHI: CJI Surya Kant on Friday said though Artificial Intelligence tools are reshaping exercise of sovereign and judicial powers, the international community must quickly devise a legal framework to deal with a concerning flipside of AI-driven activities, which when carried out it one country, can cause significant territorial consequences for another.Delivering a public lecture at University of London, CJI Kant said AI is an operational reality that is reshaping governance, commerce, warfare, communication, public administration, and increasingly, the exercise of judicial and sovereign power itself.Flagging the jurisdictional limitations to regulate AI driven activities, the CJI said International Law must increasingly attempt to confront such forms of AI-moulded powers “that are no longer neatly contained within geography yet continue to produce deeply territorial consequences for individuals and societies”.He said, “If jurisdiction determines where power operates, liability determines who must answer for its consequences. Artificial Intelligence destabilises both simultaneously.”AI systems, however, frequently operate through distributed chains involving developers, data suppliers, deployers, cloud infrastructure providers, private corporations, and sovereign actors spread across multiple jurisdictions, thus creating an accountability vacuum, he said.The CJI asked – “When an autonomous system causes harm, who bears responsibility? Is liability attributable to the developer who designed the architecture? The entity that deployed the system? The sovereign government that authorised its use? Or the institution that supplied the underlying data upon which the algorithm was trained?”He said the significance of the issue heightens in the context of autonomous weapon systems and military application of AI, which complicate the attribution of intent and decision-making as the present legal system is on fastening it on the persons who implemented and those who took the decision.As even the developers of AI-based implements are unable to explain why their machines did certain things on some occasions, the task of attributing accountability and providing remedy through a legal framework becomes difficult, he said.CJI Kant said, “The challenge before the international community is therefore not merely to regulate technological capability, but to preserve legal responsibility in environments where decision-making is increasingly mediated through algorithmic systems. If responsibility becomes too fragmented to identify, accountability itself risks becoming illusory.”“And that danger extends beyond warfare. Financial markets, healthcare systems, transportation networks, and critical public infrastructure are increasingly dependent upon automated systems capable of producing large scale consequences. The greater the autonomy of technological systems, the greater the need for robust legal frameworks capable of ensuring meaningful human oversight,” he said.Warning that AI could be as biased as humans, the CJI said, “AI systems can produce systematically discriminatory outcomes while maintaining the appearance of mathematical objectivity… The result is a form of opacity that may prove deeply corrosive to democratic accountability.”End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosPatna Protest Case: Khan Sir Booked Under Attempted Murder ChargeTMC Reorganises Bengal Unit: Chandrima Bhattacharya Appointed PresidentWhat Training 5 Lakh Indian Army Personnel In Drone Operations Means For Future Wars?Indian Navy Invites Domestic Industry to Build 80-mm Aero Rockets for MiG-29K FleetDelhi Fire Horror: Owner’s Bangladesh-Linked Arrest Draws AttentionIndia Urges Faster Bangladesh Verification To Deport Illegal MigrantsFrom Locked Exits To No NOC: Ground Report Exposes Delhi’s Fire Safety CrisisShehbaz Sharif Hails Trump As ‘Man Of Peace’, Credits Him For India-Pakistan CeasefireTMC Crisis Could Boost NDA’s Numbers For Delimitation, One Nation One Election Bills | WatchAmid NEET Paper Leak Row, IIT Roorkee Denies JEE Advanced Data Breach Allegations123Photostories10 exciting ways to spark your child’s curiosity about nature10 unique baby names that mean endless, infinite, or eternalFrom Chaach to Papaya: UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s daily diet at the age of 545 must-have jewellery pieces every woman needs in her collectionFrom a throne-like toilet seat and a Jaipur-sourced vintage door to a tree bark in the living room: A look inside Choreographer Terence Lewis’ Mumbai homeAre you sleeping or suffocating? 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CJI Surya Kant (Source: ANI) NEW DELHI: CJI Surya Kant on Friday said though Artificial Intelligence tools are reshaping exercise of sovereign and judicial powers, the international community must quickly devise a legal framework to deal with a concerning flipside of AI-driven activities, which when carried out it one country, can cause significant territorial consequences…

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Jul 20, 2026, 05:01 IST

Jul 20, 2026, 05:01 IST

pain celebrated a glorious achievement as they secured their second World Cup title with a narrow 1-0 victory over Argentina, courtesy of Ferran Torres’ significant second-half goal. This win highlighted Spain’s astonishing unbeaten run of 38 matches, surpassing Italy’s long-standing record.(Photo/ANI) They came to New Jersey as history-makers. They left as world champions.Spain beat Argentina…

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