President Donald Trump shared AI-generated videos and images on social media, depicting himself as a king and mocking "No Kings" protests. These demonstrations, organized against his "authoritarian agenda," saw millions participate nationwide. Trump's posts sparked debate, with some viewing them as humorous and others as ironic given the protest's message.
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Former NFL running back Doug Martin, known as "Muscle Hamster," died at 36 after being taken into police custody in Oakland. His family stated he was experiencing mental health issues, while police responded to a possible break-in. Martin's brain will be tested for CTE as an investigation into his death is ongoing.
The chess world mourns the unexpected passing of Daniel Naroditsky, a celebrated 29-year-old Grandmaster and Stanford graduate. Known for his playing prowess, insightful commentary, and educational content, Naroditsky was a prominent figure, earning numerous accolades including the US National Blitz Championship. His passion for chess inspired many globally.
Prime Minister Modi launched development projects worth Rs 13,430 crore in Andhra Pradesh, highlighting its emergence as a hub for science, technology, and defence manufacturing. He announced Google's first AI hub in Visakhapatnam and Kurnool becoming India's drone hub, underscoring the state's accelerated progress under visionary leadership.
In Madhya Pradesh's Katni district, a Dalit youth was allegedly assaulted and subjected to casteist abuse by four men, including the village sarpanch's son, after he opposed illegal mining near his farm. The victim claims he was urinated on and threatened. Police have registered a case under the SC/ST Act, and the accused are currently absconding.
Former Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden advised Virat Kohli to avoid overthinking and self-arguments after a duck in the first ODI against Australia. Hayden expressed faith in Kohli's exceptional technique and experience, emphasizing his destructive potential with clarity. India pacer Arshdeep Singh also defended Kohli, calling form a mere word for the seasoned batter.
Describing BrahMos as a symbol of India’s rising strength, Singh said, "BrahMos is not just a missile, it is proof of India's strategic confidence. From the Army to the Navy and the Air Force, it has become a key pillar of our defence forces." He added that India’s defence capabilities now serve as a strong deterrent.
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav announced welfare measures for Bihar's Panchayati Raj representatives if the INDIA bloc wins the upcoming elections. Promises include increased PDS distributor margins, pension schemes, and a Rs 50 lakh insurance cover for Panchayat and Gram Kachari representatives. Yadav urged voters to give the INDIA bloc 20 months to bring about change in Bihar.
Choti Diwali 2025 arrives on October 19. This day precedes Diwali, marking the triumph of good over evil. People prepare by cleansing homes and spirits. Ritual baths and lighting diyas are central. Homes are decorated with rangolis and flowers. Wishes and messages are shared to spread positivity. The celebration signifies light overcoming darkness and knowledge dispelling ignorance. Read more below!
Meta's Superintelligence Labs, recently in the news for offering $100 million AI researcher packages, has now laid off 600 employees. Chief AI officer Alexandr Wang stated the move aims for agility and impact, with affected North American staff notified. Meta insists this doesn't signal reduced investment, vowing to continue hiring top AI talent to accelerate progress towards superintelligence.