Who Is Kanishka Narayan? Indian-Origin MP Appointed as UK’s First AI Minister
Indian-origin Labour MP Kanishka Narayan has been appointed as the United Kingdom’s first cabinet-level Minister for Artificial Intelligence by newly sworn-in Prime Minister Andy Burnham. The appointment marks a significant step in the UK’s efforts to strengthen its artificial intelligence strategy and reflects the growing importance of AI in shaping
Myntra Cuts Product Time-to-Market by 40% Through Generative AI Adoption
Fashion e-commerce platform Myntra has achieved a 40% reduction in product time-to-market by integrating generative artificial intelligence across its software development and business operations. The Flipkart-owned company says AI is helping accelerate product launches, streamline seller onboarding and improve customer experiences, marking a significant step in its digital transformation strategy.
Pakistan Seeks Canada’s Support to Restore Indus Waters Treaty, Ottawa Yet to Respond
Pakistan has sought Canada’s diplomatic support for the restoration of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), urging Ottawa to help revive the decades-old water-sharing agreement with India. The appeal comes as Islamabad continues its international outreach following India’s decision to keep the treaty in abeyance amid heightened bilateral tensions. However, Canada
Preventing Paper Leaks Is a National Responsibility, Says PM Modi Amid NEET Row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has described the prevention of examination paper leaks as a national responsibility, stressing that safeguarding the future of students must remain a top priority. His remarks come amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the alleged NEET-UG paper leak, which has triggered widespread protests by students and political
NEET Paper Leak Protest: CJP Says Talks With JP Nadda Yield No Assurance
The ongoing protests over the alleged NEET paper leak showed no signs of easing after representatives of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) held two rounds of discussions with BJP president and Union Minister J.P. Nadda in New Delhi. Despite the meetings, the protest leaders said they received no concrete assurance
India’s Bowling Struggles Without Jasprit Bumrah Exposed in England ODI Series
India’s defeat in the ODI series against England has once again highlighted the immense value of fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah. Without their premier pacer leading the attack, India’s bowling unit lacked its usual sharpness and discipline, allowing England’s batters to dominate crucial phases of the series. Cricket experts believe Bumrah’s
US Launches Ninth Consecutive Night of Strikes on Iran After Third American Soldier Killed
The conflict between the United States and Iran intensified further as American forces launched a ninth consecutive night of airstrikes targeting Iranian military infrastructure. The latest offensive came after a third US service member was killed in an Iranian-linked attack in northern Iraq, prompting Washington to expand its military response
Deepfake Video of Nirmala Sitharaman Used in ₹6.88 Lakh Investment Scam in Bengaluru
A 66-year-old man from Bengaluru has become the latest victim of an online investment scam after fraudsters allegedly used a deepfake video of Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to convince him to invest in a fake government-backed scheme. The victim reportedly lost ₹6.88 lakh, highlighting the growing threat posed by
US Launches Fresh Airstrikes on Iran After Death of American Service Member
The United States carried out another round of airstrikes against Iranian military targets early Monday, marking the latest escalation in the ongoing conflict between Washington and Tehran. The strikes came shortly after US officials confirmed the death of another American service member, prompting a renewed military response against Iranian positions.
Why Young Adults Find It Difficult to Talk to Their Parents, According to Psychologists
For many families, conversations between parents and their children become noticeably more difficult as children enter their late teens and early adulthood. While the bond often remains strong, discussions about emotions, relationships, careers and personal struggles can become increasingly limited. Psychologists say this communication gap is a common part of



