Israeli strikes hit refugee camps: Over 80 killed in Gaza; 20 women and children among dead

Israeli strikes across Gaza resulted in over 80 Palestinian deaths, primarily impacting displaced families in densely populated areas. The violence coincided with a Houthi drone attack in Eilat, Israel, prompting retaliatory threats. Amidst the conflict, US officials promoted a “Trump 21-point plan for peace” at the UN, with Egyptian support, aiming for a breakthrough in…

Read More

Mysuru mourns SL Bhyrappa; literary titan who lived what he wrote

Mysuru mourns the loss of SL Bhyrappa, a literary giant who significantly shaped Kannada literature. Residing in Mysuru since his high school days, he actively engaged in the city’s literary scene and maintained strong relationships with fellow writers despite ideological differences. Bhyrappa’s impact extended beyond literature, as he supported social causes and remained a compassionate…

Read More

After Nvidia, Softbank and US government, struggling chipmaker Intel may get another lifeline from Apple

Intel is reportedly in discussions with Apple regarding a potential investment to bolster its financial standing and explore closer collaboration. This follows recent investments from Nvidia and SoftBank as Intel seeks to regain its competitive edge in the chip market. Despite past partnerships, a return to Intel processors in Apple devices remains unlikely.

Read More

‘Akhanda 2’ release date out: Nandamuri Balakrishna’s film to hit the screens on THIS date – Reports

Nandamuri Balakrishna’s ‘Akhanda 2’, the highly anticipated sequel to the action thriller, is now slated for release on December 5, 2025. Production delays, initially causing a clash with Pawan Kalyan’s ‘OG’, led to the postponement. The film promises high-voltage action, starring Samyuktha as the female lead and Aadhi Pinisetty as the antagonist, with Harshaali Malhotra…

Read More

‘Spectacle of my successor’: Barack Obama criticises Donald Trump’s Tylenol warning; says ‘broad claims’ can harm pregnant women

Barack Obama has criticised Donald Trump’s claims linking paracetamol to autism, calling them dangerous falsehoods that threaten public health. Obama highlighted the dangers of misinformation, especially regarding women’s health, and criticised the rise of populist politics. He also acknowledged past complacency among progressives and warned of increasing political division in the US.

Read More