SC agrees to early listing of plea challenging ECI decision-making process | India News

The ECI has maintained that ECINet is decentralised and that statutory responsibilities remain with designated election officials. The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to an early listing of a plea challenging the manner in which the Election Commission of India (ECI) is functioning, with allegations that powers vested in the multi-member constitutional body are being…

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‘If you learn the art of managing money, life becomes a lot easier’: Meet Bengaluru’s Sinchana Santosh; she’s just 15 yet manages a ₹13 lakh portfolio on her own

Bengaluru’s Sinchana Santosh started investing at 15 and says her portfolio is now worth ₹13.9 lakh. (Photo courtesy: PowerUp Money) At 15, while most Class 10 students are busy navigating school, exams and extracurricular activities, Sinchana has another responsibility on her plate- managing an investment portfolio worth ₹13.9 lakh.The Bengaluru student says she started investing…

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Flipkart Consumer Complaint : Ordered a phone online, received soap instead; customer wins Rs 20,574 after consumer court finds Flipkart at fault |

AI generated image used for representative purpose NEW DELHI: A Delhi district consumer commission has directed Flipkart Internet Pvt Ltd to pay Rs 10,574 to a customer who ordered a mobile phone but received bars of soap instead. The commission also awarded Rs 5,000 as compensation for mental harassment and Rs 5,000 towards litigation expenses….

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Infosys plans to shift up to one-third of 320,000 employees into specialist roles, build a team of 6,000 frontier engineers as AI reshapes IT jobs

The company, which has revenue of $20 billion, is navigating the challenges created by one of the most significant technology shifts faced by the IT industry. Infosys is looking to transition anywhere between a quarter to a third of its workforce into specialist positions and also create a team of about 6,000 frontier engineers, according…

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Billions of loss, rising computing expenses and more in Anthropic’s IPO ‘warning list’; comes as CEO Dario Amodei expresses fears of …

AI giant Anthropic has disclosed some staggering financial figures in its IPO prospectus, seen by Reuters. The company reported a net loss of $42 billion in 2025, including a $34 billion accounting charge tied to financing liabilities. Operating losses exceeded $8 billion, even as revenue surged 12-fold to nearly $4.6 billion. Anthropic’s filling highlight the…

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Bodhana Sivanandan: Meet the 11-year-old Indian-origin British chess prodigy who became the youngest woman grandmaster in history

Bodhana Sivanandan: Meet the 11-year-old Indian-origin British chess prodigy who became the youngest woman grandmaster in history Most kids at 11 are probably trying to figure out how to keep track of their homework or negotiate with their parents about weekend plans. Bodhana Sivanandan has taken a wildly different path. She’s managed to carve her…

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Delhi Police file non-cognisable report against minister Parvesh Verma after complaint over slap | Delhi News

Delhi Police has submitted a non-cognisable report after a complaint involving PWD minister Parvesh Verma. NEW DELHI: Delhi Police has filed a non-cognisable report (NCR) in connection with a complaint by Sahib Singh, who was slapped by PWD minister Parvesh Verma. Police also said an FIR under sections related to extortion was registered on the…

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Marching through the storm: ‘Hum Auratein Aazad Hain’ echoes across Delhi University | Delhi News

Women from various Delhi University colleges demonstrated for their freedom and safety against violence on Monday. NEW DELHI: First came the slogans. Then came the rain. Umbrellas shot open across the crowd, handwritten placards were pulled closer and some students tried to shield their posters from the sudden downpour.But no one appeared to be going…

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Jails hiring grounds for pro-Khalistan groups: Intel | Delhi News

Intelligence agencies are investigating pro-Khalistan groups recruiting within jails across north India NEW DELHI: Intelligence agencies have flagged attempts by pro-Khalistan groups, including Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), to infiltrate jails in north India and recruit operatives. The move comes amid revelations made by a recently detained operative who disclosed having been inducted and given Gurpatwant…

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Europe’s biggest chip company has zero customers at home; ASML executive says: We’re not selling anything at all in Europe, that’s because…

ASML, the Dutch company whose machines sit inside almost every advanced chip factory in the world, is currently selling none of them in Europe. Frank Heemskerk, the executive responsible for ASML’s global public affairs, said the company has no chipmaking machine sales on the continent right now, simply because nobody there is building chip plants…

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