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Nilambur bypoll: Controversy erupts over checking of UDF leaders' vehicle
A controversy has emerged during the Nilambur assembly bypoll campaign after a vehicle carrying Congress leaders Shafi Parambil and Rahul Mamkootathil was inspected late Friday night. The leaders alleged the checking was intended to insult them, while CPI(M) leaders argued it was a normal election procedure.
Draft framework proposes sweeping changes to transport systems for persons with disabilities
A new draft framework proposes significant changes to transport systems, ensuring accessibility for persons with disabilities. The guidelines mandate wheelchair spaces in buses and trains, accessible toilets, and trained staff across transport networks. These standards aim to create barrier-free environments, aligning with the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, and are currently undergoing stakeholder consultations.
Watering plants in the morning
Watering plants in the morning offers a meditative experience. After reading the newspaper and having coffee, one connects with their plants. The act of watering creates a sensory experience. The scent of wet soil and leaves is refreshing. This simple act provides a moment of peace. It allows indulgence in nature before the day's demands take over.
Explainer: As Sebi set to launch UPI IDs for market intermediaries, 5 things investors should know
Sebi UPI rule: Sebi has clarified that investors can choose their preferred payment method—UPI, NEFT, IMPS, RTGS, or Cheques—while transacting with intermediaries. From October 1, 2025, only validated UPI IDs will be accepted for UPI payments to Sebi-registered intermediaries. The new ecosystem will facilitate a secure and transparent payment system for investors to pay their money only to registered intermediaries.
Drug-resistant Salmonella in recalled salami sickens dozens across Canada; hidden threat in everyday meats and how to stay safe
A drug-resistant Salmonella outbreak is reported in Canada. Fifty-seven people are sick after eating recalled salami. Alberta has forty-four cases and Ontario has thirteen. Seven people needed hospital care. The CFIA recalled Rea Genoa and Bona Mild Genova salami. Consumers who ate the product between mid-April and late May showed symptoms. People should check for affected lot codes and UPCs.
PM Kisan 20th instalment: When is the next instalment date in June?
Indian farmers are anticipating the 20th instalment of the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi scheme, expected in June, though official confirmation is awaited. This scheme provides Rs 6,000 annually in three instalments to eligible farmers. To receive benefits, farmers must complete eKYC and link their Aadhaar to their bank accounts, ensuring they meet all eligibility criteria.
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Mirror Mirror, on the wall, who hallucinates the most of all?: Anthropic’s CEO claims humans hallucinate more than AI, boasting the new model’s factual reliability.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei announced at VivaTech 2025 and the "Code with Claude" developer day that AI models, particularly the Claude 4 series, now exhibit superior factual accuracy compared to humans in structured scenarios. Internal testing demonstrated Claude 3.5's precision in factual quizzes, showcasing a shift in reliability for straightforward question-answer tasks.
Sebi set to launch new UPI mechanism for MFs, brokers
SEBI introduces a new UPI handle, @valid, for registered intermediaries like brokers and mutual funds, starting October 1st, to enhance transaction security. This initiative aims to ensure investors make payments only to verified entities, accompanied by a visual verification cue. A 'Sebi check' functionality is also under development for investors to verify UPI ID authenticity.
Historic Decision! Female tennis players opting for fertility protection now to get protected ranking from women's tennis body. What does this mean?
Tennis players will receive a Special Entry Ranking (SER), which can be used to enter up to three tournaments, based on the 12-week average of their WTA Ranking from eight weeks prior to the start of their out-of-competition period.
TS TET Admit Card 2025 releasing today: Here’s how to download your hall ticket for June exam
Telangana's Department of School Education is releasing the TS TET 2025 admit cards today for the June session. Candidates can download their hall tickets from tgtet.aptonline.in to appear for the online exam, scheduled from June 18 to June 30. The admit card and a valid photo ID are mandatory for entry, and candidates should verify details and plan their commute.
UP TGT PGT Exam Date 2025: UPSESSB postpones exam, check revised schedule and latest news here
UP TGT PGT Exam Date Latest News: The Uttar Pradesh Secondary Education Services Selection Board (UPSESSB) has postponed the UP PGT 2025 exam, initially scheduled for June 18 and 19, to the last week of August 2025. While the TGT exam remains on July 21 and 22, 2025, candidates can download their TGT admit cards by July 12, 2025.
Being an Amul shareholder is not possible; the next best dairy sector bets: 4 stocks, different market caps, upside potential is incidental
The dairy business is not an easy space to be in. Even the best dairy industry player, Amul, took decades to reach where it is today. It is a business with challenges all year around. You may not be aware, but the sector has seen many MNCs enter, only to exit because they could not crack the code, even when they knew what the code was. But if you scale the business, these challenges tend to come down. And then comes an inflection point where every incremental effort delivers ever greater results. But, ironically, the biggest challenge is to scale the business. So, it is a kind of chicken-and-egg situation.
Is 'vibe coding' the hottest skill for IT jobs? With industry leaders riding the trend, it is the new must-have skill for coders
"Vibe coding," or using AI to generate code, is now a crucial hiring requirement in tech, from Visa to DoorDash. Companies like Domu Technology even mandate half of a new hire's code be AI-generated. This trend, embraced by leaders like Sundar Pichai, aims to dramatically boost product development "velocity," making AI fluency essential for modern engineers.
ChatGPT faces global outage: Here’s why it happened and who was affected most
#ChatGPTDown: OpenAI’s ChatGPT suffered a major global outage on June 10, 2025, affecting users across India, the US, and the UK. Downdetector recorded thousands of complaints, with most users unable to access the chatbot or facing error messages. OpenAI confirmed the issue, which also impacted its video tool Sora and API services. While the cause remains unclear, the company is investigating. Social media buzzed with memes and frustration, highlighting the growing dependence on AI tools for everyday tasks.
NYT Connections answers and hints for June 10, puzzle #730: Full theme breakdown, tricky word groups, smart solving tips, and today’s winning connections explained
NYT Connections answers for June 10 puzzle (#730) bring a fun mix of logic, wordplay, and ‘80s nostalgia. Today’s puzzle groups include “arbitrate,” “document inserts,” “1980s slang,” and “types of duty,” making it one of the most diverse puzzles yet. Whether you're struggling with “text box” or tripping over “radical,” this guide breaks it all down in plain language. From “judge” to “chill,” every word has a clever connection—and now you’ll see exactly how. Solve faster and smarter with this clear breakdown of NYT Connections June 10 answers, perfect for puzzle lovers of all levels.
Attention B2C GST filers who are facing problem with GSTR-1: GSTN issues new advisory, here’s what experts say
GSTN's mandatory B2B sales information and HSN code in GSTR-1, table 12, is creating issues for taxpayers with only B2C sales. The system isn't allowing filing due to a blank B2B HSN code column. A workaround suggests entering '0' in the B2B HSN column, enabling successful GSTR-1 filing until GSTN provides a solution.
Your smartphone may be under threat—these are the apps you need to remove right now for safety
Some fake apps that look like crypto wallets have been found on the Play Store. These apps steal your secret codes and money. Always install apps from trusted sources.
Are you unknowingly risking salmonella from your eggs? Dozens sickened in massive outbreak linked to brown organic eggs — 1.7 million recalled nationwide. Here’s what you need to know before it’s too late!
Salmonella outbreak linked to eggs forces a swift recall of 1.7 million brown organic and cage-free cartons from August Egg Company, Hilmar, California. Federal investigators say 79 people across seven states, mostly California, fell ill and 21 were hospitalized after eating contaminated eggs sold between February 3 and May 15, 2025, at Walmart, Safeway, Ralphs, Raley’s, Save Mart and FoodMaxx. The FDA found the same salmonella strain in the plant; the CDC urges shoppers to discard affected cartons with sell-by dates March 4–June 19, 2025, wash kitchen surfaces thoroughly, and watch for fever, diarrhea or stomach cramps within 72 hours of possible salmonella food poisoning symptoms.
Google DeepMind CEO warns of AI’s true threat, and it is not your job
While many fear AI will destroy jobs, Google DeepMind’s chief Demis Hassabis reveals a more sinister risk: AI falling into the wrong hands. With the rise of artificial general intelligence, the challenge lies in preventing misuse while fostering innovation. Without swift regulation, experts warn, AI’s unchecked power could threaten societal stability and potentially endanger humanity itself.
Air India extends integrated self check-in, baggage drop facilities for passengers to Europe, Canada
Air India has expanded its self-service options. Passengers flying from India to Europe and Canada can now use integrated self check-in and baggage drop facilities. This service was already available for US, Australia and domestic routes. The new system allows passengers to print boarding passes and baggage tags. It reduces wait times at check-in counters.
ID startups face data heat; Nykaa eases into qcomm
Happy Monday! Startups offering identity verification services are under the government’s scanner. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Why vibe coding needs more than vibes for enterprise-scale solutions
In the age of AI, vibe coding is all the rage, with both companies and tech celebrities touting it as an easy method to code with just a prompt. But founders ET spoke to are showing the other side of the story. Executives said the rising practice of vibe coding is leading to heightened scrutiny, an increase in code reviews, and a greater need for handholding among younger engineers.
Stanford scientists reveal simple dinner hack to stay slim and it starts with what you eat first
A Stanford study reveals that changing the order of food intake—eating eggs or fiber before carbs—can significantly reduce or delay blood sugar spikes. This breakthrough suggests that when you eat may be just as important as what you eat, offering a practical solution to curb cravings, support healthy weight, and lower diabetes risk—all without complex diets.
Salmonella outbreak connected to egg recall sickens dozens in 7 US states: Know the bacteria and its symptoms
Almost 2 million cartons of eggs across the United States have been pulled off shelves because of the threat of a salmonella outbreak. The recall, announced Friday by California-based manufacturer August Egg Co., affects dozen-egg packages distributed to retail chains in at least nine states: California, Washington, Nevada, Arizona, Wyoming, New Mexico, Nebraska, Indiana and Illinois. Salmonella, a group of bacteria, is one of the most common causes of food poisoning in the United States.
Deadly trio behind today's infertility, cancer surge: Doctors warn of harm to reproductive organs, hormones, and future generations
Doctors in India warn that smoking, alcohol, and vaping harm reproductive health. These habits increase the risk of miscarriage and birth defects. Experts say these substances affect hormones and damage reproductive organs in both men and women. Vaping is not a safe alternative. Quitting early is crucial for reproductive and overall health. These habits also elevate the risk of cancer.
Akasa Airlines asks sisters aged 17 and 9 to pay Rs 5,000 in cash, denies boarding until payment is made
Akasa Airlines allegedly demanded ₹5,000 cash from two sisters, aged 9 and 17, for an unaccompanied minor fee at Kolkata airport, despite the elder sister being present. The airline refused digital payment and wouldn't consider the 17-year-old as an adult guardian. The family alleges lack of prior notice, proper documentation, and ID verification, causing distress and trauma to the children.
Egg recall expands to 9 states after Salmonella outbreak leaves dozens ill, officials urge caution - check map
Egg recall expands to 9 U.S. states after a Salmonella outbreak sickened at least 79 people and sent 21 to hospitals. Eggs from August Egg Company, sold at major stores like Walmart and Safeway, may be contaminated. With summer recipes using eggs more frequently, officials are urging everyone to check cartons for specific plant codes and dates. This egg recall story matters—it’s about food safety, your family’s health, and avoiding a serious infection. Want to know which brands are involved and what you need to do?
JAC 12th Arts Result 2025 declared at jacresults.com: Check how to download scorecard, pass percentage, toppers, other details
JAC 12th Result 2025 Arts: The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) announced the Class 12 Arts Result 2025, with an overall pass percentage of 95.62%. Girls outperformed boys, achieving 96.36% compared to 94.54%. Khunti, Simdega, and Hazaribagh emerged as the top-performing districts. Students can access their results on jac.jharkhand.gov.in using their roll number and roll code.
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