UAE: World’s biggest AI film contest announced with $1 million prize, here’s how creators can register
Dubai is set to host the world’s largest AI Film Award as part of the 1 Billion Followers Summit in January 2026, offering a $1 million grand prize. Global creators are invited to use Google Gemini tools to produce short films exploring themes of future visions or hidden stories. The competition aims to democratize filmmaking…
Japan-economy: Q2 expansion outpaces estimates; output avoids recession
Japan’s economy demonstrated resilience in the April-June quarter, achieving 0.3% growth despite US tariff pressures. This positive performance, exceeding market expectations, was fueled by robust exports and a narrower trade deficit. While offering relief to Prime Minister Ishiba, economists caution about future risks from global trade tensions and potential impacts on the auto sector.
‘We saw how files were being signed from jail’: PM Modi on bill to sack jailed PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated and laid the foundation for development projects worth Rs 13,000 crore in Gaya, Bihar, focusing on power, roads, urban infrastructure, health, and water supply. He flagged off the Amrit Bharat Express and Buddhist Circuit Train.
Why are minority institutions left out of RTE, asks SC
The Supreme Court has expressed serious reservations about its 2014 verdict, which exempted minority educational institutions from the Right to Education (RTE) Act. The court fears this exemption undermines universal elementary education and inclusivity.
Rekha Gupta assault case: A wake-up call on security lapses; 10-year timeline of attacks on Delhi CMs
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta’s recent assault during a Jan Sunvai has raised serious security concerns, echoing past incidents involving her and former CM Arvind Kejriwal. These breaches, ranging from liquid and chilli powder attacks to physical assaults, highlight a pattern of vulnerability. The incidents prompt renewed calls for enhanced protection protocols for public figures…
What is the ‘All American Halftime Show’? Charlie Kirk’s TPUSA launches rival event after Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl headliner sparks backlash
The NFL’s Super Bowl halftime show featuring Bad Bunny has ignited a cultural clash. Right-wing group Turning Point USA announced a rival “All American Halftime Show” in response to criticism of Bad Bunny’s selection. The Puerto Rican artist, meanwhile, proudly embraced the opportunity, highlighting its significance for Latinos in the U.S. and challenging detractors to…
Ciara vs Brittany Mahomes: Who’s the wealthiest NFL spouse and how they built their respective empires?
Ciara, a music icon, and Brittany Mahomes, a fitness entrepreneur, showcase parallel yet distinct paths to fame and fortune. While Ciara boasts a $20 million net worth from her extensive entertainment career, Brittany, with $15 million, thrives through her fitness brand and co-ownership of the Kansas City Current. Both have leveraged endorsements and business ventures…
‘Continue to see relentless growth’: Piyush Goyal on India’s GDP after 8.2% Q2 surge; credits reforms and ease-of-business push
India’s robust 8.2% GDP growth in the July-September quarter, a testament to the government’s reform agenda and business-friendly policies, solidifies its standing as the world’s fastest-growing major economy. This impressive expansion, driven by strong public investment, services, industrial output, and consumption, refutes earlier doubts and signals continued economic momentum.
New York dominates as day school tuition crosses $65,000 mark: See how much parents pay at top schools like Trinity and Horace Mann
Private day schools in the United States, mainly in New York and other major cities, are renowned for academic rigour and strong university placements. These schools, including Trinity and Horace Mann, offer rigorous curricula such as AP and IB alongside leadership and character development. Tuition fees are high, reflecting their elite status and extensive programmes….