The Times of India List of leaders of OpenAI who departed after an attempt to oust CEO Altman

OpenAI is facing a wave of leadership departures, including Chief Technology Officer Mira Murati, after an unsuccessful attempt to remove CEO Sam Altman last year. Notable exits include ten prominent leaders. The company is addressing these abrupt changes while continuing to balance innovation and safety in the rapidly changing AI landscape.

The Times of India How is Bangladesh’s interim chief connected to Soros family

Alex Soros, son of George Soros, recently met Bangladesh’s interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, highlighting Yunus' long-standing ties with the Soros family. Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and founder of Grameen Bank, has official financial links with George Soros, having secured an $11 million loan in 1999 from the Soros Economic Development Fund. This loan helped Grameen Telecom acquire a stake in Grameenphone, boosting Bangladesh’s telecom industry. Yunus' partnerships with international figures continue to fuel political scrutiny in Bangladesh.

The Times of India Security forces, terrorists exchange gunfire in J&K's Kishtwar

The Times of India 3 banks revise FD rates: Get up to 8.05% interest - check latest rates

In October 2024, Punjab National Bank, Punjab & Sind Bank, and Bank of Baroda revised their fixed deposit interest rates. General citizens can earn between 2.80% and 7.25%, while senior and super senior citizens enjoy additional benefits. The highest rate for general citizens is 7.25%.

The Times of India Morning habits to cut depression risk

Starting your day with effective morning habits like regular exercise, a nutritious breakfast, a stroll, sunlight exposure, meditation, and journaling can significantly reduce the risk of depression. These activities promote a positive mindset, help manage stress, and improve overall mental health.

The Times of India Top 5 Strangest Items Available on WWE’s Shop

WWE Shop introduces unique merchandise ahead of Bad Blood 2024 and Christmas, including items like a WWE Championship Belt waffle maker, Dominik Mysterio toilet paper, an Undertaker casket ornament, a WWE Championship Belt slow cooker, and a Roman Reigns night light charger with Bluetooth speaker, all with a 25% discount for a limited time.

The Times of India 'After winning World Cup, my life has...': Rohit Sharma

Indian cricketer Rohit Sharma expressed his joy in Marathi after India's Test series win against Bangladesh and the 2024 T20 World Cup victory. Rohit described the World Cup win as life-changing and emotional, ending India's 11-year wait for an ICC trophy. He also announced his last T20I match, marking his legacy with personal milestones.

The Times of India Blast from the Past: When Israel and Iran were on the same team

​Things changed drastically in 1979 with the Islamic Revolution in Iran. Ayatollah Khomeini came to power, and the country transformed into an Islamic Republic, officially opposing Israel. Nonetheless, Iran and Israel continued to work together clandestinely, particularly during the Iran-Iraq War. Both nations saw the benefit of undermining Saddam Hussein’s Iraq, which posed a larger threat to their security. Israel provided arms to Iran, a move designed to weaken Iraq, despite the official US embargo on such military assistance.

The Times of India Liv Morgan's car collection: Expensive wheels driven by WWE champion

Liv Morgan, a prominent WWE wrestler, owns a collection of high-end cars worth $321,000 USD. Her vehicles include a Lexus SUV, a Mercedes-Benz S-Class, and an Audi A6, each offering luxury and performance. Liv Morgan's success in WWE is marked by various achievements, including winning Women's Money in the Bank and holding multiple championship titles.

The Times of India UK to hand sovereignty of Chagos Islands to Mauritius

The UK agreed to transfer the Chagos Archipelago to Mauritius after 99 years. The initial period allows the UK to manage Diego Garcia while ensuring the base's operation. Both nations committed to resolving disputes and supporting Chagossians. A new treaty will promote economic, security, and environmental partnerships, including financial aid and infrastructure projects.

The Times of India Fire erupts on Ryanair flight before takeoff in Italy

A Ryanair flight at Brindisi airport in Italy faced a fire incident prior to takeoff, leading to the evacuation of 184 passengers. Firefighters intervened, and the airport was temporarily closed. Ryanair plans to use a spare aircraft to transport affected passengers to Turin later on Thursday. Operations at the airport have resumed.

The Times of India Why Apple’s iOS 18 update for iPhone has social media start-ups ‘worried’

Apple's iOS 18 update allows users to select specific contacts to share with apps, leading to a significant decrease in contact sharing. This change is troubling for social app developers, who rely on extensive contact sharing for growth. While enhancing user privacy, it could impact the success of new social networking apps.

The Times of India With Zakir Naik's welcome, is Pak fueling new conflict with India?

Zakir Naik, a controversial Islamic evangelist facing terror-linked charges, was warmly welcomed in Pakistan by officials, including PM Shehbaz Sharif. Experts believe his visit could exacerbate Indo-Pak tensions, already strained due to historical conflicts and recent geopolitical issues while offering India a chance to highlight Pakistan's support for anti-India elements. ​​Naik is the founder of Peace TV, a channel on comparative religion with a reported audience of over 100 million.

The Times of India Hillbilly Hope: Why Vance will play an important role in post-Trump MAGA

Bob Dylan took the American storytelling tradition to a new level with six decades of superlative songwriting. JD Vance’ story might be very different, but it’s one that could matter a great deal to the future of American politics, much like Pete Seger felt when he heard a young Dylan. It’s not inconceivable that a post-MAGA future will have Vance at the very centre of it.

The Times of India Did Russia use the powerful ODAB-9000 in Ukraine?

Reports suggest Russia may have deployed the ODAB-9000 thermoarbic bomb in Ukraine for the first time, though Ukrainian officials dismiss these claims, citing misinformation. Russian forces reportedly took control of Vuhledar, a strategically significant town. Official verification is pending.