Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, predicts AI will create more millionaires faster than the internet. He says AI empowers creators and businesses. Huang believes AI will spawn new industries and streamline product development. Companies will need separate AI development divisions. Nvidia plans a massive AI infrastructure build. Huang warns that AI proficiency is now essential for survival in the modern economy.
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As Imran Khan marks two years in jail, his sons are lobbying in the US for his release, coinciding with Khan's call for nationwide protests. Khan faces convictions in multiple cases, which PTI alleges are politically motivated. With PTI leadership weakened, the state is cracking down, sentencing party leaders amidst a fractured political landscape and accusations against the army chief.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in London for a two-day visit, commencing the first leg of his two-nation tour. He was warmly greeted by the Indian community and expressed gratitude for their support. Discussions with UK leaders, including Prime Minister Keir Starmer, will focus on the Free Trade Agreement, extradition of fugitives like Vijay Mallya, and concerns regarding Khalistani groups.
Sundar Pichai, Alphabet's CEO since 2015, has achieved billionaire status with a net worth of $1.1 billion, driven by Alphabet's market value soaring by over $1 trillion since early 2023. His leadership through technological shifts and strategic investments in AI have transformed Alphabet's core businesses, leading to substantial financial success.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the CRPF's crucial role in national security, particularly in internal security challenges, on the force's 87th Raising Day. Home Minister Amit Shah commended the CRPF's selfless sacrifice and courage in combating Naxalism. Home Secretary Govind Mohan assured the CRPF of the Home Ministry's commitment to providing modern weapons and technology to address increasing security threats.
A shooting occurred at Grand Sierra Resort in Reno. The incident happened on Monday morning. Several people sustained injuries. Police responded to reports of an active shooter. An adult male suspect is now in custody. He was taken to a local hospital. The police exchanged gunfire with the suspect. Authorities say there is no ongoing threat.
Punjab Police, working with central agencies, dismantled an ISI-backed trans-border smuggling ring, arresting five operatives. The operation seized assault rifles, pistols, ammunition, drug money, and a vehicle. Investigations revealed direct links between the arrested individuals and Pakistani ISI handlers, with the consignment intended for a close associate of gangster Jaggu Bhagwanpuria, highlighting a terror-gangster connection.
Thai-Cambodian border sees renewed conflict. Both sides exchanged fire in a disputed zone. A Thai soldier was injured by a landmine. Thailand expelled the Cambodian ambassador. Cambodia downgraded diplomatic ties in response. Trade bans and travel restrictions are in place. Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra faces domestic pressure. A leaked call with Hun Sen further complicates the situation.
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh has strongly criticized Prime Minister Modi's foreign policy, citing recent US actions involving Pakistan as evidence of its failure. Ramesh highlighted President Trump's claims of intervening in India-Pakistan conflict, US Central Command's praise for Pakistan's counter-terrorism efforts, and meetings between US officials and Pakistani leaders.
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