Shefali Shah on her love for Diwali, ‘Delhi Crimes’ S3 announcement and more; Says, ‘The whole feeling of Diwali is kind of embedded in me’

Shefali Shah expresses immense joy as the third season of ‘Delhi Crimes’ is announced, coinciding with Diwali festivities. She likens the release to a “patakha” (firecracker), anticipating an extended celebration for fans. Shah also shares nostalgic childhood memories of Diwali, highlighting the festival’s significance of family togetherness and its unique, embedded aura.

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Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman says ‘Superintelligence can be the best invention ever’ but there’s a condition

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman has issued a stark warning about superintelligence, emphasizing it must prioritize human interests to be beneficial. He advocates treating Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) as an ‘anti-goal’ due to immense control risks. Suleyman’s team is developing ‘humanist superintelligence’ focused on human support, while dismissing AI consciousness as a misguided pursuit.

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‘First big step’: India-Israel partnership gets lift as Piyush Goyal pushes FTA talks; leaders stress tech and innovation ties

India and Israel are strengthening strategic and economic ties, with Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal highlighting the launch of Free Trade Agreement negotiations during his meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog. Discussions covered trade, investment, science, technology, and innovation, building on positive outcomes from business forums and earlier meetings with Israeli ministers.

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‘2 months of IPL, then 10 games in 10 months’: Ex-cricketer questions Virat Kohli-Rohit Sharma choices; says ‘playing very little’

Aakash Chopra questioned Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma’s decisions to retire from Test cricket while continuing in ODIs, suggesting they could aim for the 2027 World Cup. He felt their reduced game time is a concern and believed Kohli’s legacy will be judged on batting records, noting the absence of ICC trophies under his captaincy.

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