NRI reveals 5 things nobody warned her about working in India. The internet is divided |

Social media often turns everyday experiences into larger conversations, and this time, the spotlight is on life inside Indian offices. A post by an NRI about adjusting to work culture after returning to India has caught the attention of professionals across the internet. Instead of talking about salaries or job titles, the discussion revolves around…

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Apple overtakes Nvidia as the world’s most valuable company for the first time after more than a year; how AI is the reason for Apple’s gain and Nvidia’s ‘loss’

Apple overtook Nvidia on Friday (July 17) to reclaim its crown as the world’s most valuable public company. The milestone marks the first time Apple has held the number-one spot since April of last year, signaling a significant shift in how Wall Street is betting on the future of artificial intelligence (AI). The major reshuffling…

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Sri Lanka Cricket breaks silence after Manjot Kalra’s arrest, vows zero tolerance for corruption | Cricket News

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has reaffirmed its “zero-tolerance” stance on corruption after former India Under-19 World Cup winner and Jaffna Kings co-owner Manjot Kalra was arrested over allegations of attempting to induce a player into corrupt practice during the Lanka Premier League (LPL).In a statement issued hours after Kalra’s arrest on Friday, the island nation’s…

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‘Just like ‘Gandhi’ film not based on Mahatma’: Aamir Khan faces political backlash for remarks on Sonam Wangchuk | India News

Aamir Khan’s remarks on Sonam Wangchuk not being inspiration for ‘3 Idiots’ sparks political backlash NEW DELHI: Aamir Khan’s controversial remarks in relation to Sonam Wangchuk not being the inspiration behind Phunsukh Wangdu in “3 idiots” has led to a rebuke from political parties who accused the actor of being unwilling to take a stand…

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What is Erling Haaland’s net worth after the 2026 World Cup and has global fame made him even richer overnight? | International Sports News

Erling Haaland net worth rise (Getty Images) Norway’s Erling Haaland had already built one of football’s most formidable financial empires before the 2026 FIFA World Cup. But what this tournament did was different. Seven goals, a knockout of Brazil in the Round of 16, and nearly 29 million new Instagram followers later, Haaland is not…

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Scientists played human voices near Alaska salmon streams and found that bears and eagles fled, disrupting how salmon nutrients move into forests

Caption: Top left: A cinnamon-colored black bear and her cub flee. Top right: Brown bears on alert after hearing the sound of engines from an off-highway vehicle. Bottom left: A bald eagle eats a freshly caught meal from the nearby stream, ignoring the control sounds of gull calls. Bottom right: A black bear continues to…

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China President challenges American supremacy after Google AI CEO Demis Hassabis pushes US-led AI safety agency, says: ‘AI systems must …’

File photo: Chinese President Xi Jinping Chinese President Xi Jinping has outlined a new vision for a global artificial intelligence (AI) order, directly challenging American technological supremacy. Speaking at the opening ceremony of the premier World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) on Friday (July 17), Xi pitched China’s massive open-source tech ecosystem as a global public…

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Delimitation debate: How opposition faultlines may help govt in Monsoon session | India News

Delimitation Bill in Parliament this Monsoon Session? NEW DELHI: Has BJP cracked the code for passage of the Delimitation Bill? Perhaps, yes. As the NDA government gears up for the upcoming Monsoon session of Parliament, the winds seem to be changing. In April, a united opposition had prevented the passage of Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill,…

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Chimpanzees climb hills, mongooses post guards and meerkats close ranks: Scientists reveal what animals do before going to war

Studies have shown that chimpanzee groups often rest on hilltops in places where conflicts with neighbouring groups are likely. (AI image) When we think about animals fighting, we often think that the fight happens in the heat of the moment. But scientists say the real story begins much earlier. Long before any fight starts, many…

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