Politics
Brij Bhushan Singh Hints at Truth on Ram Temple Fund Controversy
Brij Bhushan Singh says speaking truth on Ram temple fund row would land him in trouble, but hints at revealing facts later.
World
Japan's Nuclear Restart Sparks Waste Crisis: Spent Fuel Storage Nears Capacity
Japan restarted the world's largest nuclear plant to meet energy demand, but spent fuel storage is nearly full with no permanent disposal plan, raising safety and environmental concerns.
Entertainment
Prarthana Behere Aims for Hat Trick with Women-Centric Film Mardini
After two successful Marathi films, Prarthana Behere stars in 'Mardini', a women-centric film exploring a mother's strength. She discusses changing societal perceptions and the ₹370 biryani controversy.
Business
Wipro's Rs 15,000 Crore Buyback Opens: Key Details for Investors
Wipro's Rs 15,000 crore share buyback opens on June 10, offering shares at Rs 250 apiece. Eligible shareholders can tender shares until June 17. Analysts see moderate arbitrage opportunity.
Lifestyle
Technology
Undergrad Co-Authors AI Paper at ICML 2026 Workshop
Ronit Kumar Choudhary, a 21-year-old undergraduate at Newton School of Technology, co-authored an AI retrosynthesis paper accepted at ICML 2026's AI for Science Workshop, highlighting early Indian student research.
Science Behind Zubeen Garg's Humming Revealed
Guwahati researchers Kishore Dutta and Jyotshna Saikia published a study analyzing Zubeen Garg's humming, revealing unique temporal patterning and spectral balance in his voice.
Cornell's DEER Method Cuts EV Battery Recycling Costs by 56%
Cornell researchers developed DEER, a battery recycling technique that restores electrodes using a chemical wash, achieving 95% capacity recovery and cutting costs by 56%, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional methods.
Bill Gates: Toppers Are My Employees, Grades Aren't Everything
A quote from Bill Gates in Ben Brooks' book says toppers of best universities work for him. It highlights that academic rankings aren't the only measure of success.
Microsoft Xbox Division Plans Major Layoffs in July
Microsoft's Xbox division is set to implement significant layoffs in July due to declining revenue. The exact number of job cuts remains undisclosed, with details expected after June 30.
