November 21, 2025
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Yann LeCun’s departure from Meta feels like a seismic tremor in the AI landscape—a founding father of modern AI stepping away from a tech giant that pivoted sharply toward commercial AI gains, leaving LeCun seeking deeper, more visionary pursuits. It’s like the neural network pioneer decided that Meta’s race for market-ready AI was a mismatch for his grand ambitions of AI that truly understands and reasons about the real world. Given his foundational role and the recent internal shakeups at Meta, this move sends a clear signal that innovation and long-term fundamental research often demand independence and risk-taking beyond corporate confines.
November 21, 2025
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The juvenile justice system in India seems stuck in a legal hamster wheel where over 50,000 children await resolution, and justice moves slower than a snail on a sticky note. Despite the system's intended role as a swift protector and rehabilitator, many Juvenile Justice Boards (JJBs) are crippled by staffing shortages, incomplete benches, and backlogs that keep cases dragging on for years. It’s an ironic tragedy when the very entities designed to safeguard children's futures trap them instead in a maze of pending cases and systemic neglect.
November 21, 2025
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NASA’s long-anticipated unveiling of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS images has sparked more debate than delight, proving once again that space exploration publicity is a cosmic gamble. While the agency hoped to dazzle with its high-tech snapshots captured by multiple spacecraft across the solar system, many critics pounced on the blurry and low-resolution quality, comparing it unfavorably to backyard astronomers' sharper photos. Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb added fuel to the fire by suggesting these images offer no new insights, igniting discussions around the nature of the comet and NASA’s communication strategy.
November 21, 2025
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After nearly a decade of restaurants playing digital hide-and-seek with food delivery giants, Zomato is finally cracking open the vault—but only with permission slips from customers. It's the kind of 'we heard you' moment that comes precisely when the industry was ready to flip the table, with Rapido's Ownly already signing deals and Swiggy watching from the wings like a kid deciding whether to jump off the diving board.
November 20, 2025
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Meta's recent courtroom triumph isn't just a win for Zuckerberg and Co.—it’s basically an all-clear green light for Silicon Valley’s M&A spree to resume in full force. After a period of wary dealmaking under strict antitrust scrutiny, the federal judge's ruling dismissing claims that Meta's acquisitions stifled competition revitalizes the tech sector's appetite for startup hunting. Expect a shopping frenzy where innovation meets strategic acquisition without regulators looming over every signature.
November 20, 2025
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Well, Tripura University finally decided that November was the perfect time to release BPharma results—because who doesn't love a mid-semester existential crisis? The university has officially dropped provisional results for 2nd, 4th, and 6th semester Bachelor of Pharmacy students, turning tripurauniv.ac.in into ground zero for academic anxiety. Students can now discover their SGPA and CGPA fates by punching in their roll numbers, though the university helpfully withheld student names from the 4th and 6th semester PDFs (nothing says transparency like anonymized scorecards).
November 20, 2025
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Let’s face it: cheating in banking exams is about as subtle as a neon sign in a library. IBPS’s latest advisory is basically the ultimate spoiler alert for anyone thinking of pulling a fast one. With advanced analytics, pattern checks, and a zero-tolerance policy, they’re not just raising the bar—they’re electrifying it. So, if you were hoping to wing it with some last-minute shortcuts, think again. The only thing you’ll be winging is your chances of getting caught.
November 20, 2025
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So, who’s who at Trump’s Saudi soirée? If you thought the guest list was just politicians and diplomats, think again. The East Room was more like a billionaire’s block party, with Elon Musk, Tim Cook, and Jensen Huang rubbing shoulders with Cristiano Ronaldo and FIFA’s Gianni Infantino. It was less ‘diplomatic dinner’ and more ‘tech moguls and football stars unite for Saudi diplomacy.’ Honestly, if you weren’t worth at least a few billion or hadn’t scored a hat-trick in the Champions League, did you even matter?
November 20, 2025
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Forget popping pills first thing in the morning—nature’s own elixir for arterial health and blood pressure might already be hiding in your kitchen cupboard! The simple yet potent combo of cacao powder and beetroot, as highlighted by Dr. Eric Berg, acts like “exercise in a cup,” promoting vasodilation and reducing arterial stiffness. It’s fascinating how this drink simultaneously boosts nitric oxide production, lowers LDL cholesterol, and tames inflammation, essentially giving your cardiovascular system a daily tune-up without breaking a sweat. Who knew that two natural ingredients could pack such a scientifically backed punch?