Why Artemis II astronauts lost contact with Earth for 40 minutes during its Moon mission

American analyst to all companies blaming AI for layoffs: You are ‘lying’

Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen dismisses "AI job loss" narratives, asserting AI will drive productivity, boost demand, and create a jobs boom. Data shows a 30% jump in tech roles in 2026, with software engineering openings doubling since mid-2023, challenging claims of AI displacing engineers.

Tamil Nadu election: Why TVK chief Vijay called off Chennai campaign

Ukrainian strike hits Russian-controlled Luhansk region coal mine, 41 miners trapped

A Ukrainian strike on the Bilorichenska coal mine in Russian-controlled Luhansk has trapped at least 41 miners underground. The strike damaged a power substation, cutting electricity and leaving workers stranded. Efforts are underway to rescue the miners and restore power, with contact established and drinking water available.

Pune marine engineering student dies after basketball post collapses on him

A 20-year-old maritime student in Maval taluka tragically died after a basketball hoop collapsed on him during exercise. The student, Vishal Verma, was holding the metal ring when the post gave way, causing a fatal skull fracture. He succumbed to his injuries at Talegaon General Hospital.

SC orders CBI inquiry into allegations that PWD contracts went to firms linked to Arunachal CM’s kin

How Beethoven continued composing music after going deaf

Ludwig van Beethoven, despite profound deafness, continued to compose masterpieces like the Ninth Symphony. He developed an inner musical model, relying on imagination, memory, and meticulous sketching to create his revolutionary works. His late period, marked by total hearing loss, paradoxically produced some of his most daring and influential music, demonstrating resilience and an extraordinary internal creative process.

Artemis II: What four-member crew will see during Moon flyby

BJP Foundation Day: PM Modi hails workers’ selfless service, reiterates ‘Viksit Bharat’ vision

Pawan Khera escalates attack on Himanta, wife over foreign assets

Congress leader Pawan Khera has accused Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma and his wife of holding multiple foreign passports and having undisclosed overseas properties and shell companies. Sarma has vehemently denied these allegations, labeling them as politically motivated lies and announcing defamation lawsuits against Khera, vowing to hold him accountable.

Danny Dyer goes viral singing about Dani Dyer while Jarrod Bowen penalty miss shocks fans

Danny Dyer was seen singing a fan chant about daughter Dani Dyer and Jarrod Bowen during West Ham United’s FA Cup clash with Leeds United. The match ended in a 4-2 penalty loss after a 2-2 draw. Bowen’s missed penalty proved decisive, while Dyer’s passionate support in the stands grabbed attention during the dramatic game.

Israel bombs University in Iran, triggers gas outage; video shows aftermath

Early Monday, US-Israel airstrikes hit Tehran. Sharif University of Technology sustained damage, leading to gas outages in nearby areas. Iranian state media reported multiple explosions and the sound of fighter jets. Separately, an airstrike in Qom killed at least five people. Details on specific targets and overall losses remain undisclosed.

Will Sophie Cunningham stay with Caitlin Clark-led Indiana Fever?

Sophie Cunningham’s future with the Indiana Fever remains uncertain after she went unpicked in the WNBA expansion draft. While her fit alongside Caitlin Clark has been strong, salary cap pressures and upcoming max deals for key players complicate her return. As an unrestricted free agent, Cunningham could attract interest from multiple teams, leaving Indiana to weigh financial limits against her on-court value. A decision is expected soon as free agency unfolds.

Venus Williams shares unseen engagement photos with Andrea Preti

Venus Williams recently shared never-before-seen engagement photos with her husband Andrea Preti, offering a heartfelt look into their relationship and extended wedding celebrations across Italy and Florida. Her candid captions reflected joy and humor, showing how deeply she still cherishes the experience. Meanwhile, her tennis future remains uncertain, with no confirmed plans for the clay season as she continues to search for her first win this year while managing a selective schedule.

Ghaziabad techie slips into Ganga, friend jumps to save him; both drown

Two Ghaziabad friends, Brijesh Kumar Tripathi and Sachin Tyagi, drowned in the Ganga River in Haridwar while bathing. One slipped and was swept away by the current, while the other drowned attempting a rescue. Both bodies were recovered by rescue teams.