Revealed: The emails between Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and Pentagon IT head that soured the Department of War, branding Anthropic a ‘national security threat’

Court documents unsealed this week have pulled back the curtain on how one of America’s hottest AI companies fell out with the Pentagon. The emails, first reported by The Wall Street Journal and released as part of Anthropic’s ongoing litigation against the Department of Defense, trace a months-long exchange between Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and…

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Forgotten Punjabi soldiers of British Indian Army finally get WWI recognition after a century: Report

British Indian Army during World War I. (Representative Photo) More than a century after the First World War, nearly 10,000 forgotten soldiers of the British Indian Army, many of them Punjabis, have finally been officially recognised for their wartime sacrifice.According to the BBC, The Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) has added the names of 9,909…

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Kate Middleton: Princess of Wales completes Three Peaks Challenge for cancer charity and reunites with family |

Picture courtesy: Instagram/ Catherine, Princess of Wales Catherine, the Princess of Wales, reunited with her family after completing the National Three Peaks Challenge for a cancer charity. On Sunday, July 5, she posted a message to her Instagram followers, exactly one week after she had secretly completed the gruelling trek, to help raise funds for…

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Agnipath Scheme Review: Armed forces reportedly propose big jump in Agniveer retention

Indian Armed Forces Review Agnipath Scheme, Propose Higher Agniveer Retention NEW DELHI: The Indian Armed Forces are currently reviewing the foundational structure of the Agnipath recruitment scheme, according to recent media reports. Internal deliberations are underway to significantly scale up the permanent retention rate of Agniveers after they complete their mandatory four-year tenure. The reassessment…

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Uae Midday Break Programme: UAE announces midday break rules for outdoor workers; employers face fines of up to Dh50,000 | World News

Heavy fines and legal action for companies ignoring summer work ban / Image – file The UAE has stepped up enforcement of its annual Midday Break programme, warning employers that companies violating the summer work ban could face fines of up to Dh50,000, suspension of new work permits and legal action.The initiative, introduced by the…

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Japan confirms ₹500 visa fee for Indians even after massive global fee hike; here’s how Indians can apply and who is eligible

Good news for Indian travellers planning a trip to Japan. Earlier this month, Japan confirmed a global visa fee hike applicable from July 1, 2026. However, Indian passport holders will continue to pay just ₹500 for both single-entry and multiple-entry visas, as per the Embassy of Japan in India. The move preserves a long-standing concessional…

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World’s oldest mummies are not Egyptian: Meet the Chinchorro people who preserved the dead 2,000 years earlier | World News

For most people, the word mummy immediately conjures images of ancient Egypt, gilded pharaohs and elaborate tombs along the Nile. Yet archaeology tells a very different story. Nearly 2,000 years before Egyptians perfected embalming, a community of marine hunter-gatherers living on Chile’s arid Pacific coast had already developed the world’s earliest known tradition of artificial…

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