Inspiring story of the day: “My wife has been so supportive. She could have stopped me a long, long time ago, but she didn’t. She kept me going and allowed me to play. It’s amazing. Thank you.” – How Roger Federer’s family turned a boy’s dream into tennis history | International Sports News

Inspiring story of the day: “My wife has been so supportive. She could have stopped me a long, long time ago, but she didn’t. She kept me going and allowed me to play. It’s amazing. Thank you.” – How Roger Federer’s family turned a boy’s dream into tennis history (Image via Getty) Roger Federer is…

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Meet Yousuf Imran, Google executive who walked away from $1 million salary over fears about AI and job security

Meet Yousuf Imran, Google executive who left after making nearly $1 million in a year over fears about AI and job security After earning nearly $1 million in a single year at Google, Yousuf Imran made a decision that surprised many. The ex-account executive walked away from one of the world’s biggest technology companies, saying…

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Anaemia data missing from NFHS-6 fact sheets; govt says new survey will fill gap | India News

New Delhi: The absence of anaemia estimates from the newly released National Family Health Survey (NFHS)-6 Fact Sheets has sparked questions among public health experts, with the government saying the indicator was excluded because of concerns over the blood-testing method used in previous survey rounds.Health Ministry officials said haemoglobin testing was not carried out in…

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Adani case: New York judge’s query procedural, unlikely to derail DoJ bid to drop charges, says US lawyer

NY judge’s query procedural, unlikely to derail DoJ bid to drop charges, says US lawyer in Adani case (Image credit: AP) NEW YORK: A US federal judge’s decision to seek a fuller explanation from prosecutors before approving the dismissal of criminal charges against billionaire Gautam Adani is a procedural requirement and does not signal that…

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Dems lose Maine attraction; scandal scarred candidate quits Senate race

The TOI correspondent from Washington: The abrupt collapse of Democrat Graham Platner’s Senate campaign in Maine has thrown one of America’s most closely watched midterm contests into turmoil and revived a recurring question in US politics: how much do allegations of sexual misconduct still matter to voters?Platner, a 41-year-old oyster farmer, harbormaster and Marine Corps…

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From Schitt’s Creek to Desi Bling: Is cringe-binge actually about self-care? |

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Meet Alan Sindhu Dinsha, Kerala youth who built AI-powered armour for paralysed patients moved by his father’s condition |

Inspired by his father’s paralysis, Alan Sindhu Dinsha developed Exobonic, an AI-powered exoskeleton. This pneumatic suit translates brain signals into physical movement, enabling paralyzed individuals to walk. The innovative device, developed with a team, aims to revolutionize mobility for those with lower-limb paralysis and has potential applications beyond healthcare. For nearly a decade, a boy…

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‘Cake for dessert’: Trump’s border czar tries food at ICE detention facility after complaints, says he ‘couldn’t finish it all’

Trump administration border czar Tom Homan says he paid an unannounced visit to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility and ate lunch alongside detainees after hearing complaints about the quality of food being served.Speaking in an interview with Fox News, Homan said he wanted to see for himself whether the meals were actually…

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