Aasu seeks watertight probe & chargesheet in Zubeen case

The All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) staged state-wide protests demanding justice for Zubeen, emphasizing the need for a thorough and flawless police investigation. Skipping a meeting with the Special Investigation Team (SIT), AASU stressed that ‘justice hurried is justice buried,’ aiming to prevent loopholes in the chargesheet. The organization plans further actions, including lighting lamps…

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AI Takes Office: Abu Dhabi unveils world’s first AI-powered public servant at GITEX Global 2025

Abu Dhabi has launched TAMM AutoGov, a groundbreaking AI public servant. This system will proactively manage government services for residents. Imagine your driving license renewing itself or bills being paid automatically. This initiative aims to make government interactions faster and more personalized. It marks a significant shift towards anticipatory governance, promising less paperwork and fewer…

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Now Hrithik seeks protection of personality rights

Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan has approached the Delhi High Court, seeking legal protection for his name, image, and likeness against unauthorized commercial use. This move aligns with a growing trend of celebrities safeguarding their personality rights amidst concerns over deepfakes and AI-generated content. Roshan’s plea aims to prevent public confusion and reputational harm from such…

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Women’s Cricket World Cup: Rain plays spoilsport as New Zealand share spoil with Sri Lanka

Continuous rain forced the abandonment of the Women’s Cricket World Cup match between New Zealand and Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka posted a formidable 258-6, featuring Nilakshika de Silva’s rapid tournament-best fifty. The downpour prevented New Zealand’s chase, leading to both teams sharing points. Key contributions came from Athapaththu and Gunaratne’s opening stand.

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