Politics
Karnataka govt hires 550 ex-servicemen to boost prison security
Karnataka approves hiring 550 ex-servicemen as security guards in prisons at Rs 20 crore annual cost, following security lapses like mobile phone smuggling and inmate parties.
World
RSS Chief Bhagwat: World Peace Needs Strong Defence Capabilities
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said world peace requires strong defence, as only the powerful can protect the righteous. He spoke at Nag Bhushan Puraskar 2025 in Nagpur.
Entertainment
Hailee Steinfeld Opens Up About Bond with Brother Griffin in Newsletter
Hailee Steinfeld's latest newsletter features a candid conversation with her brother, Griffin Steinfeld, a race car driver and entrepreneur, exploring their close bond and his new business venture.
Business
One in Three Audi India Buyers Is a Repeat Customer: Brand Director
Audi India Brand Director Balbir Singh Dhillon reveals that one in three buyers is a repeat customer, emphasizing the brand's commitment to future readiness and evolving customer expectations.
Lifestyle
Technology
India to De-license Spectrum for V2V and V2I Communication
The telecom department will de-license a spectrum band next month for Vehicle-to-Vehicle and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure communication systems to prevent road crashes.
Dark Triad Traits: Why Toxic Leaders Seek Power
A new study reveals that individuals with Dark Triad traits (narcissism, Machiavellianism, psychopathy) are strongly attracted to leadership roles in business, politics, and law, raising concerns about workplace dynamics.
PGI Brain Bank Extracts DNA to Study Brain Aging and Diseases
Chandigarh's PGI human brain bank is extracting DNA from preserved tissue to understand brain aging and prevent degenerative conditions like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
Vulture Bees: Meat-Eating Scavengers Defy Traditional Bee Behavior
Vulture bees in Central and South America survive by eating decaying animal carcasses instead of gathering pollen. Their unique gut bacteria help digest carrion, challenging typical bee behavior.
Laura Loomer Criticizes X for Promoting Controversial Creators
Laura Loomer publicly questions X's content moderation, citing promotion of Islamist and pro-Hitler streamers, sparking debate on platform responsibility.
