Aryan Nishad's crowdsourced platform Bribes.fyi, designed to document alleged government bribery in India, has temporarily shut down following a viral surge in traffic. The team is now seeking legal and financial counsel to manage data verification and platform liability.
The Indian Union Cabinet approved Rs 13,041 crore for four railway multitracking projects spanning 410 km and the four-laning of an 82.6-km section of NH-22 in Bihar. These projects aim to enhance freight capacity, reduce congestion, and improve regional connectivity.
Engineers in California have successfully tested a plasma-powered tunnel-boring machine capable of melting granite, as geopolitical conflicts drive rising global demand for underground critical infrastructure.
A Trade Development Council survey of 2,015 mainland Chinese enterprises reveals that 82 per cent intend to expand overseas operations, with Hong Kong identified as the preferred hub for professional services to support their international growth.
Nvidia is deploying its record-breaking cash reserves to fund a $105 billion OpenAI data center in Ohio and partner with Wall Street firms to finance GPU infrastructure, aiming to maintain its AI market lead against rising competition from AMD and Google.
Russian forces report the capture of Orekhovatka and Krasnopodolye in the Donetsk region. The Ministry of Defense claims 1,445 Ukrainian troop casualties and extensive equipment destruction, alongside strikes on logistics and energy infrastructure in 148 locations.
A Stuttgart court sentenced 30-year-old Yevhen Bezchasnyi to 15 months for spying for Russia and preparing sabotage. The plot involved sending GPS trackers to Ukraine to disrupt infrastructure. Two other defendants were acquitted; Bezchasnyi will be released due to time served.
Nokia plans to lay off most of its workforce in mainland China and close sites by the end of the year. The move marks a significant retreat for the Finnish company after four decades in the region, as it struggles to compete with domestic Chinese rivals.
Nvidia agreed to provide a guarantee of up to US$105 billion to help OpenAI lease a massive data centre in Ohio developed by SB Energy, alongside a US$1.5 billion investment in the firm.
Nvidia collaborates with six Wall Street firms to create 'compute financing platforms,' enabling AI companies to borrow up to $500 billion, secured by Nvidia's chips and infrastructure, to fuel the AI boom despite growing capital expenditure pressures.
Russia launched overnight strikes on Ukraine's Odesa port, damaging a Togo-flagged civilian vessel, injuring four. The attack targeted both military and civilian infrastructure, amidst escalating retaliation following Ukraine's largest drone attack on Moscow.
Residents of Ghodankappi in Maharashtra's Jiwti taluka are building a 1.5-km access road through voluntary labor, led by Tulsiram Gedam, whose wife died in childbirth after an ambulance failed to reach the remote hamlet.
Ukraine launched a massive drone attack causing fires near Moscow and hitting a Rostov fuel facility, while former minister Mykhailo Fedorov estimates domestic ballistic missiles in months. Concurrently, Russian strikes killed civilians in Kryvyi Rih and Zaporizhzhia.
The Russian Defense Ministry announced strikes on defense industry facilities in Kiev, an oil refinery in Kremenchug, a steel plant in Krivoy Rog, and a cargo ship carrying military equipment in Odessa.
At least five people were killed and over 10 injured in Russian strikes across Ukraine, damaging civilian infrastructure including a book market in Kyiv. Meanwhile, Moscow reported hundreds of incoming Ukrainian drones.
Russian forces struck Ukrainian transport and energy infrastructure and captured Kudievka in the Kharkov Region and Pershomaryevka in the Donetsk People’s Republic, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.
Russian missile attacks on Kyiv sparked fires across two districts early Sunday. Meanwhile, Ukrainian long-range strikes hit a military airfield and rocket facility deep inside Russia, as diplomatic tensions rise over reports of potential US arms transfers via Turkey.
At least 11 people, including three children and two women, were killed in Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon on Saturday, marking the deadliest violence since the Israel-Hezbollah truce two months ago. Hezbollah vowed retaliation and criticized peace talks.
Eleven people, including children and women, were killed in Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon's Nabatieh district, marking one of the deadliest days of attacks since June.
Police Scotland has warned of potential protests against a planned AI datacentre in Larbert, as public opposition to energy-intensive AI infrastructure grows across the UK.
Russian Air Defense Forces intercepted seven guided bombs, 17 Flamingo cruise missiles, and 1,328 Ukrainian UAVs in the past 24 hours, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval warns Pakistan not to mistake India's tolerance for weakness, citing Operation Sindoor's precision strikes against terror infrastructure as proof of India's willingness to act despite consequences.
Russian forces strike Ukrainian port infrastructure, including rail stations, tugboats, and logistics centers, targeting military cargo and Western arms shipments.
Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation is planning to add equipment to its factories after surging demand for mature-node chips used alongside AI processors exceeded expectations.
