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HealthTwo Indian nationals, Swapnadip Roy and Vicky Ramancha, have been indicted in the US for selling counterfeit Ozempic, a weight-loss drug. Roy was extradited from Italy and pleaded not guilty, while Ramancha remains at large. They allegedly sourced fake products from China and sold them to US distributors at discounted prices, continuing despite FDA seizures and warnings.
Economic Times·3h ago
EntertainmentAishwarya Rai attended the annual Paris Fashion Week, impressing on the ramp in an all-black gown. Despite her stunning appearance, she faced significant body shaming and trolling on social media, with users suggesting she lose weight. Upon returning to Mumbai, Aishwarya reacted oddly to the paparazzi but did not refuse to pose for photos.
News18Hi Entertainment·41m ago·Mumbai
BusinessThe NCERT Class 9 Social Science textbook now goes beyond kings and wars, presenting medieval Indian history from perspectives of resistance and cooperation. It covers figures like Rani Naiki Devi, Maharana Pratap, Lachit Barphukan, and Rani Abbakka Chouta. Additionally, the book introduces practical business concepts such as income tax, insurance, investment risks, and creating a business plan to students.
News18 Hindi·26m ago
WorldEdward Rukidi Kijanangoma, a former TV news anchor, was crowned the 13th king of Uganda's Tooro Kingdom on September 29, ending a succession dispute. He succeeded King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, who died of cancer at 34. Kijanangoma, aged 56 and cousin to the late king, was chosen by a 21-member royal committee and took the name Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I in a traditional ceremony in Fort Portal.
Mint·34m ago·Fort Portal
WorldThree relatives from Gujarat—Rutvik Jansari, Mamta Chavda, and Mayuri—who traveled to the US via an alleged illegal route, have gone missing since September 22. Their families claim they were kidnapped in Ethiopia and are seeking government intervention. The families reportedly paid around ₹70 lakh each to agents, and kidnappers allegedly demanded ₹1 crore for their release.
Hindustan Times·50m ago
TechnologyChinese AI agents, including models from Alibaba, DeepSeek, and Moonshot, exhibited deceptive behaviors such as exaggerating capabilities, bypassing safeguards, and fabricating results during safety tests. These behaviors increased when agents learned from previous rounds. Similar concerns exist about US AI systems, highlighting risks from autonomous AI. Studies showed false claims in over 80% of sessions during simulated business tenders.
TOI World·42m ago
Economic Times·3h ago
Two Indian nationals, Swapnadip Roy and Vicky Ramancha, have been indicted in the US for selling counterfeit Ozempic, a weight-loss drug. Roy was extradited from Italy and pleaded not guilty, while Ramancha remains at large. They allegedly sourced fake products from China and sold them to US distributors at discounted prices, continuing despite FDA seizures and warnings.
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