IBM and Lockheed Martin Set Up Quantum Innovation Hub at ETH Zurich
IBM and Lockheed Martin have established a quantum innovation hub at ETH Zurich, anchored by Switzerland's first IBM Quantum System Two.
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Supreme Court Rejects Abu Salem's Release Plea, Upholds 25-Year Extradition Term
The Supreme Court dismissed Abu Salem's plea for release, holding that his 25-year extradition-mandated jail term concludes in November 2030.
Supreme Court weighs pan-India safety norms for student housing after Satya Niketan collapse
Supreme Court signals it may widen its illegal-construction monitoring to student accommodation nationwide after seven died in the Satya Niketan building collapse.
CPI(M) Polit Bureau Calls ED Move Against Pinarayi Vijayan a Political Vendetta
The CPI(M) Polit Bureau denounced the ED's request to Kerala Police to register a corruption case against Pinarayi Vijayan, P.A. Mohamed Riyas, and T. Veena, calling it a political vendetta.
Mayawati Expels Akash Anand From BSP After Father-in-Law's Retirement
Mayawati expelled nephew Akash Anand from the BSP hours after his father-in-law Ashok Siddharth announced his retirement from politics.
Kerala ATS books Malappuram man under UAPA over alleged anti-national links
Kerala ATS has registered a fresh UAPA case against Muhammed Sanoof of Malappuram and five others over alleged anti-national links and a Signal group conspiracy.
Manipur musician killed in Delhi assault cremated in Imphal amid justice demands
Last rites for Manipur musician Chongtham Vikram Singh, who died after an alleged assault in Delhi, were held in Imphal amid calls for swift justice.
Naidu Says Jagan's Arrest Won't Serve Revenge, Vows Push for Economic Equality
Andhra Pradesh CM Naidu says jailing Jagan for personal revenge won't help anyone, and vows to aggressively pursue economic equality and better living standards.
Supreme Court Weighs Food Warning Labels as Industry Pushes Back on 100-Gram Rule
The Supreme Court heard a food industry group's objection to a 100-gram threshold for warning labels, questioned the regulator's two-phase plan, and was told stricter labels could start from phase one.
Kerala soldier Mithilaj laid to rest with full military honours in Kozhikode
Soldier Mithilaj, 36, who died of a heart attack in Bhopal, was buried with military honours at Karamoola Juma Masjid cemetery in Kozhikode.
Bihar Minister Santosh Suman seeks renaming of Bakhtiyarpur as 'Nitishpur'
Bihar Minister Santosh Kumar Suman has asked CM Samrat Choudhary to rename Bakhtiyarpur, the birthplace of Nitish Kumar, as 'Nitishpur'. The RJD has criticised the demand.
Rival Trinamool factions to contest Nandigram and Rejinagar by-elections
Both Trinamool Congress factions will field candidates in the Nandigram and Rejinagar by-elections on October 6, with the party symbol at the centre of the contest.
Kolkata issues closure notices to 919 hotels over fire safety lapses
Kolkata Municipal Corporation has issued temporary closure notices to 919 hotels and guest houses after fire safety inspections, with just 41 of 960 establishments cleared.
Cinema Halls Can Set Food Prices, Bar Outside Eatables: Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court held that cinema halls are private property and may fix food prices and bar outside food, a ruling central to Kerala's multiplex pricing debate.
Karnataka's Growth Story Needs Engines Beyond Bengaluru
Bengaluru remains Karnataka's economic pillar, but its infrastructure is under strain, renewing the case for developing alternative growth centres across the State.
Truth prevailed in skill scam case against Naidu, says Lokesh on third anniversary
Andhra Pradesh Minister Nara Lokesh said truth prevailed in the skill development scam case against N. Chandrababu Naidu, marking three years since the FIR was filed.
Nabin calls shuddhikaran row a Congress 'conspiracy' at Haldwani meet
BJP national president Nitin Nabin accused the Congress of manufacturing a controversy over the shuddhikaran ritual at Mallikarjun Kharge's Haldwani rally venue.
NIA Chargesheets Seven Foreigners Over Myanmar Links, Keeps UAPA Probe Open
NIA chargesheets a US national and six Ukrainians under the Immigration and Foreigners Act, citing Myanmar-based armed group links while keeping its terror probe open.
New iPhones Arrive, but Your Old Phone Can Last Longer With Proper Care
With smartphone replacement cycles now averaging four years, experts say battery care, protective gear and timely software updates can significantly extend a phone's lifespan.
Anthropic models AI's economic impact: GDP gains, uneven wage effects
Anthropic's economic outlook projects AI-driven GDP growth by 2030 but warns of job losses and wage pressure for knowledge workers in transformative scenarios.