Two women drown in river in Ganjam

Two women, Lalita Padhy (64) and Sabita Gouda (40), tragically drowned in the Ghodahada river in Ganjam district while bathing on the occasion of Panchuka. One woman likely slipped into a deep gorge and was swept away, with the other attempting a rescue and also succumbing to strong currents. Their bodies were recovered by fire…

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‘Better get it settled soon’: Israel-Gaza war to end in 2-3 weeks? Trump predicts ‘conclusive ending’

Donald Trump anticipates a swift resolution to the Gaza conflict within two to three weeks, emphasizing a significant diplomatic effort. While acknowledging a good relationship with Netanyahu, he stressed the urgency of settling the situation due to escalating humanitarian concerns. Secretary Rubio highlighted the necessity of Hamas’s removal from power as a condition for ending…

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King Charles’s AI warning to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: “I need to talk to you…”

King Charles III presented Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang with a personal letter on AI safety during the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering ceremony. The King expressed ongoing concerns about rapid AI development and its potential misuse, urging responsible deployment. This gesture highlights the growing intersection of engineering innovation and global leadership dialogue on AI ethics.

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Capricorn Daily Horoscope Today, August 26, 2025: Saturn forces you toward a bold step

Today emphasizes the importance of discipline and consistency for Capricorns, promising smoother days and rewarding efforts. In love, patience strengthens bonds, while career success comes from organized, careful work. Financial stability is achieved through mindful planning and saving, and health thrives with balanced habits and self-care. Every small, consistent action shapes future success.

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SEMICON India: 3rdiTech, Kaynes Semicon and SPARSHIQ sign MoU aimed to strengthen India’s semiconductor and Vision Systems ecosystem

3rdiTech, Kaynes Semicon, and SPARSHIQ, along with partners, have signed an MoU to boost India’s semiconductor and vision-system capabilities. This collaboration aims to create a fully indigenous value chain for automotive and mobility technologies. The initiative seeks to reduce import dependence and establish India as a reliable hub for high-performance electronics solutions, fostering self-reliance in…

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The cost of enforcement: Are frequent immigration arrests dragging down test scores for US students?

Immigration arrests are impacting student learning across the United States. A new study shows test scores declined following increased enforcement. This effect was seen even among American citizens from Spanish-speaking homes. The findings suggest psychological and social impacts extend beyond those arrested. Communities face uncertainty, affecting education. Schools may need more resources to support students.

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