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India's Got Latent Season 2 has premiered and somehow, none of them: Samay Raina, and even Alia Bhatt, Sharvari, who were there for promotion of their upcoming movie Alpha, were the biggest story to come out of the show. This went to a 38-year-old comedian from Hyderabad who walked on stage dressed as the President of the United States, stayed in character through every single moment, and left the panel with little choice but to hand him near-perfect scores.

Nearly two months after Meta told its US workforce that tracking software would start logging their every click and keystroke, the company has hit pause. The reason isn't a change of heart over privacy.

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America's biggest investor, Michael Burry published a software-sector sector research report on May 29 and made it freely available on June 21 outlining which companies he believes are best positioned for the AI era and which face greater disruption risks. Burry pushed back against claims that software companies are 'dead', arguing that large language models (LLMs) cannot replace human creativity.

NEW DELHI: A proposed New York City bill aimed at phasing out horse-drawn carriages has been renamed in honour of 18-year-old Indian national Romanch Mahajan, who died last week after suffering critical injuries in a horse carriage accident at Central Park.

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The U.S. announces a $482.2 million arms sale to India for Apache helicopters and M777A2 howitzers support services.

Hyderabad: A 26-year-old student from Telangana has died after falling ill suddenly in the United States, adding to the growing list of Telugu students who have lost their lives abroad in recent months.

California's proposed "billionaire tax" may soon haunt the millionaires as a report has said that apart from the state's mega-rich who are packing their bags, other wealthy are looking to relocate. Citing a top tax advisor, a report by The New York Post says that millionaires are now eyeing the exits over growing fears that the 'controversial' wealth levy could eventually be tweaked to target those with smaller fortunes.