Amazon reaches new milestone, becomes world’s largest manufacturer and operator of…

Amazon has reached a milestone by deploying one million robots across its facilities and introducing "DeepFleet," a new AI model to optimize robot fleet efficiency. This move aims to reduce travel time and enhance delivery speeds. While Amazon emphasizes robots working alongside humans and creating new roles, CEO Andy Jassy acknowledges potential workforce reduction due to increased automation.

Kangana Ranaut vs Jairam Thakur on Mandi floods?: BJP MP clarifies on her absence

A BJP feud surfaces in flood-hit Himachal Pradesh as MP Kangana Ranaut claims Jairam Thakur advised her to delay visiting Mandi due to connectivity issues, contradicting his earlier criticism of her absence. Chief Minister Sukhu seized on the apparent discord between the two leaders. The state government announced relief measures for affected families, including rental assistance and food supplies.

Canada hikes fund requirement for foreign students: Indians must show Rs 14 lakh

Edgbaston’s wild ride: Six ducks, two centurions, and one fiery fifer

India endured a punishing day at Edgbaston as Harry Brook (158) and Jamie Smith (184) stitched a mammoth 303-run stand, rescuing England from 25/3 to a defendable 407. Despite six ducks, India’s somewhat erratic bowling allowed the hosts back in. Mohammed Siraj’s fiery six-wicket haul, including a late burst, gave India a 180-run lead and a sliver of hope.

Damian Lillard linked to Celtics: Sudden Bucks exit sparks buzz, what’s next ?

Damian Lillard, recently waived by the Milwaukee Bucks, has garnered interest from several NBA teams, including the Boston Celtics. Despite recovering from an Achilles injury and being unlikely to play in the upcoming season, Lillard is evaluating his options. The Celtics face hurdles in clearing salary cap space and managing roster logistics to potentially sign the nine-time All-Star.

Why Indian-origin Mamdani identified as African-American in his college application

On the surface, it sounds like an act of calculated advantage-seeking. After all, Columbia, like most elite universities then, ran race-conscious admissions. Identifying as Black might have increased his chances in a system designed to redress centuries of racial exclusion. Critics, including Mayor Eric Adams, quickly pounced, calling it “an insult to every student who got into college the right way.”

Air India pilot suffers medical emergency before take-off, collapses

An Air India pilot fell ill before a Bengaluru-Delhi flight, causing a delay as another pilot took over. The pilot is now stable and under observation. This incident follows a recent fatal crash in Ahmedabad and other operational challenges for the airline, including flight cancellations and a stall warning on a Delhi-Vienna flight.

Months before AI 171 crash, DGCA warned Air India Express of delays in engine fixes

Air India Express faced DGCA scrutiny for allegedly falsifying compliance documents related to Airbus A320 engine maintenance, following a European Union Aviation Safety Agency directive. The airline reportedly missed deadlines for replacing critical engine components, prompting internal disciplinary actions.

911 call, then robbery: Indian-origin men arrested in Georgia for bizarre thefts

Zach Werenski, Odette Peters tour: Dreamy pre-wedding journey, endless romance

Zach Werenski and Odette Peters enjoyed a pre-wedding trip. The couple visited eight countries and ten cities. They explored Ireland, Egypt, Turkey, and Greece. They also went to Germany and Switzerland. The couple shared photos of their adventures online. They rode camels near the Pyramids of Giza. Friends joined them for parts of the trip.

Why Swami Vivekanda batted for football

It sounds like Swami Vivekananda Diego over dharma, but those who read that line and stop there prove precisely why he said it in the first place.It is as misunderstood as Karl Marx’s “religion is the opium of the masses,” which, as Kurt Vonnegut pointed out, for its time and place was like saying religion is like aspirin. It just gave people a little peace in troubled times.

Bhojpuri beats and Bihar ki Beti: India’s deep cultural connection with the Caribbean

If blues was the magic carried by African slaves, chutney music was the sorcery of Indo-Caribbeans. It is Bhojpuri folk electrified with Caribbean swagger – dholak beats fused with soca basslines and steelpan melodies. Lyrics toggle between Hindi, English, and Creole, telling stories of Krishna’s rasleela, rum-shop heartbreak, and gossip at weddings.

Samruddhi Expressway crash: Nagpur businessman Radheshyam Jaiswal among 4 dead

A tragic accident on the Samruddhi Expressway near Washim claimed the lives of four members of the Jaiswal family from Umred. The incident occurred when their car collided with a divider, resulting in the deaths of Radheshyam Jaiswal, Madhuri Jaiswal, Vaidehi Jaiswal, and Sangeeta Jaiswal. The driver is critically injured and under treatment.

Reshad Jones loses $2.6M: Alleged con by trusted advisor; luxury spending spree

Former Miami Dolphins safety Reshad Jones, known for his on-field prowess, is now a victim of a $2.6 million embezzlement scheme. Financial advisor Isaiah Williams allegedly siphoned funds for personal luxuries, with Octavia Monique Graham accused of laundering over $1 million. Graham is in custody, while Williams remains at large, leaving Jones grappling with betrayal and significant financial loss.

First woman fighter pilot in Navy: Sub Lt Aastha Poonia receives ‘Wings of Gold’