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Villagers Carry Injured Boy Across Flooded Rivulet
Residents of Ludhiar village in Jawali, Kangra, carried an injured boy on a bed across a flooded rivulet due to no road connectivity, risking their lives.
Himachal CM Transfers Rs 52.50 Lakh to Fishermen
Himachal CM Sukhu transfers Rs 52.50 lakh via DBT to 1,500 Bilaspur fishermen under Mukhya Mantri Machhuara Samman Nidhi Yojana, each receiving Rs 3,500.
PU Campus Security Tightened After Bomb Threat
Panjab University ramps up campus security with checkpoints and patrolling ahead of PUCSC elections following a recent bomb threat.
Chandimandir Hit-and-Run Crisis: 46% of Panchkula Fatalities
Chandimandir police station recorded 13 of Panchkula district's 27 fatal hit-and-run accidents in 2025, making it the worst black spot.
NVIDIA Solutions Architect Manager AI Labs Job
NVIDIA seeks a hands-on Solutions Architecture Manager to lead GPU, networking, and software engineers for frontier AI lab deployments in customer data centers.
HireBoost CSM Job: Paid Media & SEO Role
HireBoost seeks a remote Customer Success Manager for Paid Media and SEO. Learn about the role, salary range, and requirements for this Latin America position.
Pixel Buds Pro 2 Gemini Update: New Features
Google is rolling out upgrades for Pixel Buds Pro 2 and 2a, including deeper Gemini integration. Here's what we know about the new features.
FlightAware Drops Kalshi Lawsuit Over Flight Data
FlightAware voluntarily dismissed its lawsuit against Kalshi over flight cancellation data, just one day after filing the case. Here's what happened.
AI Money Debate: Saylor vs Musk on Future Value
Billionaire Michael Saylor pushes back on Elon Musk's AI prediction that money will become irrelevant, citing human nature and status-seeking behavior as key reasons.
Canva Cuts Growth Forecast as AI Costs Surge
Canva slashed its expected revenue growth rate to 20% after AI feature costs soared. The design company slowed its AI rollout to fix economics.
AI Firms Destroy Rare Books for Training Data
Booksellers raise alarms that AI companies are buying rare books in bulk, scanning them, and destroying the originals to train AI models.
AI Experts Urge Openness Amid Safety Concerns
Geoffrey Hinton, Fei-Fei Li, and Andrew Ng discuss AI regulation, open source access, and global competition at the Ai4 conference.