Politics
Supreme Court: Murder Accused Cannot Inherit Victim's Property
The Supreme Court ruled that a person accused of murder or abetting suicide cannot inherit the victim's property, upholding the principle that no one should benefit from their wrongdoing.
World
Warming Nights: A Silent Climate Crisis Outpacing Daytime Heat
Nighttime temperatures are rising faster than daytime highs globally, driven by urban heat islands and greenhouse gases, threatening health, agriculture, and ecosystems.
Entertainment
Vijay Deverakonda Turns 37, Celebrates First Birthday After Wedding With Rashmika
Vijay Deverakonda celebrated his 37th birthday on May 9 with wife Rashmika Mandanna, marking their first celebration after marriage. Fans gathered outside his home, and emotional wishes from brother Anand went viral.
Business
De Hellington Shatters 4 World Records Across 5 Countries with Zero Gravity Pizza
De Hellington by Helly N Chilly breaks four world records across five countries, including zero gravity pizza and the world's longest fries, redefining culinary innovation.
Lifestyle
Technology
Woman Rejects Remote Job Over Webcam Tracking and Screenshots
A woman declined a remote job after learning it required webcam tracking and screenshots every 10 minutes, calling it toxic work culture. The story sparked debate online.
AI Command Centre Reduces Tirumala Darshan Wait to 8-14 Hours
TTD's AI-based ICCC has reduced darshan waiting time from 24-36 hours to 8-14 hours, improving pilgrim management through real-time monitoring and predictive analytics.
Dostoevsky's 'Don't Lie to Yourself' Quote Still Resonates
Fyodor Dostoevsky's timeless quote on self-deception, respect, and love remains profoundly relevant in the modern world of social media and emotional confusion.
Elon Musk Visits Intel Oregon Fab, Deepens Chip Deal
Elon Musk toured Intel's Oregon hub, meeting CEO Lip-Bu Tan. The visit cements a partnership to build Terafab, a massive semiconductor project with SpaceX and Tesla.
Arjuna Awardee GM Abhijeet Gupta Alleges Unpaid Prize Money
Grandmaster Abhijeet Gupta, India's first five-time Commonwealth Chess champion, reveals his Rs 5.5 lakh prize from Odisha GM Open remains unpaid months after the tournament, calling out AICF for lack of accountability.
