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The Times of India Musk to shut down office in San Francisco over the law that he said 'killed' his son
Elon Musk's X, formerly known as Twitter, announced plans to close its San Francisco office and relocate staff to San Jose and Palo Alto. This decision followed Musk's displeasure with California's new law, AB-1955, which prohibits schools from disclosing a student's gender identity without permission. Musk cited this law as a reason for relocating his companies to Texas.
The Times of India Allegations of removing preamble from textbooks is baseless: NCERT
NCERT revised its curriculum by removing the Preamble to the Indian Constitution from several Class 3 and Class 6 textbooks, including subjects like languages and environmental studies. NCERT officials clarified that they aim to instill constitutional values through Fundamental Duties, Rights, and the National Anthem, aligning with NEP-2020's goals for holistic child development.
The Times of India Bangladesh ex-PM Khaleda Zia freed after arch-rival Sheikh Hasina toppled
Bangladesh's uncompromising ex-prime minister Khaleda Zia has been released from years of house arrest after her bitter enemy Sheikh Hasina was ousted as premier and fled as protesters stormed her palace. She was later released into house arrest on condition she neither took part in politics nor went abroad for medical treatment.
The Times of India Why it’s time to explore bold alternatives that put railways on smooth track
The key would be to retrace our steps and align our long-term goals to identify not just incremental changes but also ways to explore bold and path-breaking alternatives that put Indian Railways on a smooth track and bring it up to speed.
The Times of India Right to work remains on track now for spouses of H-1B workers
The Times of India NPCI may be planning to 'dump' OTPs, PINs for UPI transactions
The National Payments Corporation of India discussed partnerships with startups to introduce biometric authentication for UPI transactions. This would enable users to verify payments using fingerprints on Android devices and face ID on iPhones, replacing the current UPI PIN. The move followed the RBI's proposal for alternative authentication methods to enhance security and user experience.
The Times of India IDF targets Hezbollah buildings in Lebanon; four members killed
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) carried out an airstrike in Maifadoun, southern Lebanon, targeting a building linked to Hezbollah's Southern Front unit. The attack, guided by Shin Bet, resulted in the deaths of four Hezbollah members. Another structure in Khiam was also targeted under the operation. Hezbollah has not yet responded.
The Times of India Microsoft chief people officer: Everyone will have security as Core Priority
Microsoft has made security a core priority for employees, affecting promotions, bonuses, and salary increases. An internal memo emphasized that security must always come first. Employees will set Security Core Priority goals during performance reviews. The Secure Future Initiative aims to bolster security, including ending support for Basic Authentication in Outlook by September.
The Times of India Wrestler Vinesh Phogat stuns defending champion Yui to reach Olympics quarters
Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat defeated Japan's Yui Susaki, the reigning gold-medallist and four-time world champion, in a dramatic comeback in the final five seconds to advance to the quarter-final of the 50kg category at the Olympic Games. Despite trailing 0-2, Phogat secured a takedown, earning three points to win 3-2.
The Times of India How a Hindu poet's song became an anthem of hope in Bangladesh
Dhana Dhanya Pushpa Bhara is a patriotic song by DL Ray that celebrates the natural beauty, cultural richness, and deep emotional connection to the poet's homeland. The song vividly describes the land's abundance, with its fertile fields, gentle rivers, and harmonious nature, portraying it as a utopia. The song became a rallying call for protesters seeking Sheikh Hasina's ouster.
The Times of India These mutual funds have returned 100% more than Nifty!
Systematic investment plans (SIPs) in thematic/sectoral funds, and small and mid-cap schemes, outperformed the Nifty 50 index over the past three years. However, fund managers advise focusing on reasonable valuations and hybrid funds instead of solely past performers.
The Times of India Bangladesh flight likely carrying former PM among the 'most-tracked' flights
Bangladesh Air Force flight AJAX1431, suspected to be carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, became the most tracked flight on Flightradar24 with over 29,000 users following it. Amidst political turmoil, Hasina resigned after 15 years in power and fled to India. She landed at Hindon airbase near Ghaziabad and is expected to stay there temporarily.
The Times of India Jim Rogers warns! 'America & world long overdue for a problem'
Investor Jim Rogers has warned of a potential market collapse due to rising global debt and is holding substantial cash. He sees prolonged prosperity as a risk and prefers silver if forced to invest.
