Police in Chatra District arrest man with AK-47 and 393 bullets linked to interstate arms gang

In Chatra district, police apprehended Roshan Kumar, an 18-year-old from Bihar, for possessing an AK-47 rifle and 393 bullets. Acting on intelligence, authorities intercepted Kumar and another individual on a motorcycle near Kosmahi–Lenjwa Road. The second person was detained for interrogation, as police suspect Kumar’s involvement in an interstate arms trafficking network, indicating a potential…

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Who is Akshay Jagadeesh, joins OpenAI after a decade of brain research at Stanford and Harvard

Akshay Jagadeesh, an Indian-origin neuroscientist, has joined OpenAI as a research resident after nearly a decade of brain research at Stanford University and Harvard Medical School. With academic credentials from UC Berkeley and Stanford, Jagadeesh’s work has focused on visual perception and computational neuroscience. At OpenAI, he will work on AI safety and health applications,…

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‘You sign your own projects’: Taunt during staff room visit may have pushed Sharda University’s student Jyoti Jhangra to suicide; ‘she cried for hours’, says friend

Jyoti Jhangra, a BDS student at Sharda University, tragically died by suicide after being accused of forging a professor’s signature on her project file. The incident led to her father being called to campus, and despite assurances from the HOD, Jyoti felt targeted by faculty.

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“That’s just how I rock” – LiAngelo Ball, brother of NBA stars LaMelo and Lonzo Ball reveals his unique $10-$20 tipping habit on retaurant bills

LiAngelo Ball’s comments on leaving small tips regardless of bill size ignited a national debate on tipping culture. While some agree tips should reflect service effort, others criticize the athlete’s stance, highlighting the reliance of service workers on gratuities. The discussion exposes divisions over wealth, responsibility, and evolving social expectations in the service industry.

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A silent epidemic in metro cities: Ovarian cancer rising in urban India

Ovarian cancer is increasingly affecting younger Indian women, with metro cities seeing a sharp rise. Late diagnoses are common, making treatment difficult. Urban lifestyles, genetic factors, and delayed childbearing contribute to the risk. Early detection through regular check-ups and specific tests is crucial for better outcomes, with robotic surgery offering advanced treatment options.

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