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An Indian-made fighter jet has gone down in flames at the Dubai Airshow, Killing the pilot in the second known crash of the aircraft. The HAL Tejas, a combat aircraft, crashed just after 2pm local time (10:00 GMT) on Friday during a demonstration for a crowd of spectators at Dubai World Central, where the last day of the airshow was under way. The Indian Air Force (IAF) confirmed on social media that the pilot sustained “fatal injuries” and said it was launching an inquiry to determine what caused the crash. “IAF deeply regrets the loss of life and stands firmly with the bereaved family in this time of grief,” the statement added. Photos published by Indian media outlets showed the plane engulfed in flames and a wall of black smoke. A witness told Reuters news agency that the plane was flying at low altitude before appearing to rapidly descend in a ball of fire. The crash sent sirens reverberating across Al Maktoum International Airport, where the biennial aviation event was expected t...

Due to Mr. Trump's tariffs on Canadian imports, Canada's G7 hosting responsibilities this year have been characterized by tense relations with its neighbor in North America. As tensions between the United States and longstanding allies like Canada increase over defense spending, trade, and uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump's ceasefire plan in Gaza and efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war, top diplomats from the Group of Seven industrialized democracies are gathering in southern Ontario. As she got ready to welcome U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and their counterparts from Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and Japan on Tuesday (November 11, 2025) and Wednesday (November 12), Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand stated in an interview with The Associated Press that "the relationship has to continue across a range of issues" despite trade pressures. The foreign ministers of Australia, Brazil, India, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, South Korea, South Africa...

The Trump government opened roughly 175 investigations last week into violations of H-1B visas, including poor pay, fictitious work locations, and the practice of "benching" workers. U.S. President Donald Trump seems to defend the H-1B visa program, claiming that the country lacks "certain talents" and must import expertise from around the globe. In response to a question in an interview with Laura Ingraham on Fox News regarding whether the H-1B visa issue will not be a major priority for his administration and whether the country cannot be flooded with hundreds of thousands of foreign workers if one wants to raise wages for American workers, Mr. Trump stated, "I agree but you also do have to bring in talent." Mr. Trump responded, "No, you don't, no you don't. You don't have certain talents. And people have to learn," to Ms. Ingraham's statement that "we have plenty of talent." "You can't take people off the u...

e-Aadhaar App: The Indian government has taken a major step towards simplifying the Aadhaar card update process for the convenience of citizens. UIDAI (Unique Identification Authority of India) is preparing to launch a new mobile application called e-Aadhaar soon. This app will allow people to update their Aadhaar card information digitally. Currently, to change Aadhaar details such as name, address, or date of birth, people have to visit an Aadhaar Seva Kendra and submit documents. However, with the launch of the new e-Aadhaar app, this process will be completely online. With this app, users will be able to update their personal information, such as their mobile number, email address, and date of birth, from the comfort of their homes in a few simple steps. This will save both time and money. How the e-Aadhaar App Will Work This UIDAI app will be directly connected to government databases, enabling automatic verification of documents such as passports, driving licenses, or birth certi...

By identifying uncommon sperm cells, AI assisted a couple in becoming pregnant after 19 years. Find out how this innovation was made feasible via Columbia University's STAR system. They tried everything for 19 years. After two excruciating surgeries, numerous IVF rounds, and innumerable unsuccessful attempts, it was announced that there was no sperm to be found. Then came the unexpected turn of events: a computer discovered what people couldn't. An artificial intelligence system created by Columbia University researchers can identify even the rarest sperm cells, which are frequently overlooked because they are concealed in what appears to be a barren sample. Sperm Tracking and Recovery (STAR), a breakthrough that has already resulted in the first verified baby, has the potential to completely change the landscape for couples dealing with severe male infertility. In this instance, the AI found two viable sperm cells—enough to aid the couple in becoming pregnant—after scanning ...

The Indian women’s cricket team beat South Africa by 52 runs to win their first-ever ICC Women’s ODI World Cup in Navi Mumbai last night. Deepti Sharma and Shafali Verma starred with both bat and ball to help India secure a tense win after South Africa had won the toss and elected to bowl. Chasing 299, South Africa looked well set at one stage to get to the target, but Deepti Sharma’s breakthrough sparked a dramatic collapse. After she dismissed Annerie Dercksen, the Proteas crumbled from 209 for 5 to 246 all out. Deepti Sharma had turned the tide for India with a brilliant spell that yielded three crucial wickets, including that of South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt. Deepti bagged 5 wickets for 39 runs from 9.3 overs. Shafali Verma created memories of a lifetime by scoring 87 in India’s 298 for 7 and then grabbed a couple of crucial wickets to restrict the Proteas Women to 246. Shafali was declared the Player of the Match, while Deepti Sharma won the Player of the Tournament award. ...