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190-kg Autonomous Robot To Patrol Times Square Subway Station

In a move towards enhancing security and safety, the Times Square subway station in New York City is set to deploy a cutting-edge autonomous robot weighing a substantial 190 kilograms. This innovative development aims to bolster security measures in one of the busiest transit hubs globally, providing an extra layer of protection for commuters and visitors alike.

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X Announces Shutdown Of Circles Feature In October Due To Privacy Concerns

In a significant development that will impact its user base, X, the leading social media platform, has disclosed its decision to discontinue the Circles feature, citing mounting privacy concerns. This decision is set to take effect in October, prompting a wave of discussion about the implications for the platform’s millions of users and the broader social media landscape.

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Google’s Final Bid To Reverse €2.6 Billion EU Antitrust Fine

Google is making a final attempt to reverse a colossal €2.6 billion fine imposed by the European Union (EU) for alleged antitrust violations. The tech giant’s legal battle with EU regulators has been ongoing for several years, and this latest move signals a pivotal moment in a protracted legal struggle that could have far-reaching implications for both Google and the tech industry as a whole.

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The Supreme Court will examine petitions alleging excessive police action during student protests over examination paper leaks.
Understanding disease-wise capping and sub-limits helps employees and employers choose group health insurance that offers better financial protection during medical emergencies.
A Delhi court denied bail to an accused doctor in the alleged NEET 2026 paper leak case and extended the judicial custody of all 13 accused until August 6 as the CBI investigation continues.
Government seeks more time as CJP insists Education Minister's resignation remains essential to end protests.
Government proposes stricter punishments and faster trials to strengthen trust in India's examination system nationwide.
Heightened security during CJP protests disrupts Delhi Metro services, affecting thousands of commuters across central Delhi.
Students seek accountability as paper leaks trigger protests, political clashes, and urgent education reform demands nationwide.
Two engineering examinations were cancelled after an alleged WhatsApp leak, triggering arrests, protests and re-examinations.
The platform will document alleged police assault and support legal complaints following recent student protests nationwide.
Delhi University and JNU have joined IIT Madras and IIT Roorkee in issuing advisories citing student safety, legal implications.
Police are examining evidence as debate grows over protest rights, accountability and due legal process.
Government announces sweeping bureaucratic reshuffle as Education Ministry gets new leadership during continuing NEET controversy.
Police urge students and parents to verify online information and avoid sharing misleading social media content.
Centre plans stricter anti-paper leak law with fast-track courts following nationwide NEET examination protests.
Government promises parliamentary discussion, student protection and support for NEET victims' families after prolonged protest.
The Centre has reiterated its willingness to hold talks, but CJP has rejected the proposed venue and announced nationwide protests on July 24.
As Indians increasingly turn to streaming and social media, the government is betting ₹2,539 crore on giving its public broadcasters a new lease of life.
Security agencies launched Valley-wide raids after Anantnag attack, detaining over 2,000 suspects for questioning nationwide.
Gitanjali Angmo urges political parties to support students without overshadowing their independent education reform movement.
CJP says fast-track courts alone cannot restore trust in the examination system and insists ministerial accountability remains its primary demand.
Veteran social activist Anna Hazare observed a two-hour silent protest and appealed to the Centre to engage with protesting students through dialogue and democratic means.
An Indian-origin Meta engineer leaves a lucrative career to build an AI startup focused on personal data, memory and user control.
Government and Opposition clash over NEET protests as Parliament stalls amid demands for ministerial accountability.
Court sought Centre's reply while preserving evidence amid competing claims over alleged police excesses during protest.
Vantara, translating to 'Star Of The Forest,' is located within Reliance's Jamnagar Refinery Complex, also known as the Green Belt Of Gujarat. The Vantara ecosystem encompasses a 3,000-acre Elephant Centre, which serves as the residence for over 200 rescued elephants.