‘Bigger than any promotion’: Bengaluru Microsoft manager takes 81-year-old grandmother to office; emotional moment goes viral |

A simple social media post from Bengaluru has quietly turned into one of those stories that people stop scrolling for. Not because it is dramatic, but because it feels real. A small family visit inside a corporate office has now caught attention online, as users connect with the emotions behind it and the journey it…

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‘Failed, inhumane policy’: Baloch activist raises alarm over spike in student disappearances in region

According to Baloch, when some of those who later reappear eventually turn to armed violence A recent surge in the alleged enforced disappearances of students and young people in Pakistan’s Balochistan province has raised fresh concerns over the treatment of those linked to peaceful political organisations. Human rights activist Sammi Deen Baloch expressed her condemnation…

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Pope Leo takes big shot at Trump over Iran war; calls for ‘disarming’ of AI

Pope Leo XIV called for the “disarming” of artificial intelligence in his first encyclical. He warned that the rapidly expanding technology risks fuelling warfare, exploitation and “new forms of slavery” unless it is placed firmly under human control.The manifesto, titled Magnifica Humanitas (“Magnificent Humanity”), was presented at the Vatican alongside AI experts, including the co-founder…

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Accenture in memo to its 7 lakh-plus employees across the world: This year, we are splitting salary hikes between base pay, lump-sum payout as we …

Accenture has revised its salary increase structure for the June compensation cycle. This latest revision of the company will impact its global workforce of more than 780,000 employees. According to an internal memo reviewed by the Times of India, employees will now receive 50% of their approved salary hike as a one-time lump-sum payout in…

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‘Why the axe is always on Sanju Samson?’: Ex-chief selector blasts Gautam Gambhir-led team management | Cricket News

India’s Sanju Samson with head coach Gautam Gambhir (PTI Photo) Former India chief selector MSK Prasad has urged patience before judging head coach Gautam Gambhir‘s tenure, saying the T20I defeats to Ireland and England came without two of India’s most influential players, Hardik Pandya and Jasprit Bumrah.India endured a difficult tour, losing the two-match series…

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England 224/3 in 47.0 Overs

Black dot for Black Caps – 2005 tri-series final between England and Australia at Lord’s. The match ended in a tie and Nasser Hussain on air had quirped – This is almost like a win for England, because Australia don’t lose finals! Yes, those were the days. Coming to the theory of relativity, let’s quirp something about…

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As American software giant Intuit becomes S&P 500’s Worst Performer this year; CEO says: We bet the entire company on data AI and one of …

American software giant Intuit has become the worst-performing stock in the S&P 500 this year, as investors worry that a new wave of AI-powered tax services could challenge the company’s flagship TurboTax business. The company’s stock has fallen about 51% so far in 2026, even as CEO Sasan Goodarzi continues to defend the company’s AI-focused…

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Tamil Nadu assembly election results: Amma’s shoes just got bigger for EPS | India News

CHENNAI: AIADMK’s string of defeats continues and Edappadi K Palaniswami’s position as the party’s ‘undisputed’ leader is under threat. ADMK’s tally of 47 seats marks its poorest performance since 1996, with even its traditional support base in the state’s western belt eroding.Vijay’s promise of “economic protection and uncompromising security for women” has resonated more than…

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A pangolin collected in 1836 sat unnoticed in a museum for nearly 190 years until its DNA revealed a new species | World News

A nearly 190-year-old pangolin specimen sitting on a museum shelf in London has helped scientists confirm the existence of a distinct pangolin species living in Nepal and northern India. Researchers used DNA extracted from the historic specimen, originally collected in 1836, to settle a long-standing taxonomic debate over whether the Himalayan pangolin was simply a…

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