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Zoho enters AI race with its own LLM, proprietary speech-to-text models

Zoho said its own large language model is built completely in-house by leveraging Nvidia's AI accelerated computing platform

ED raids in ₹100 cr 'cheating' case against promoters of Bengaluru bank

At least 15 locations in and around the city were searched by the agency under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA)

AI171 crash probe must focus on possible fault in stabilizer: Expert

The stabilizer is part of the aircraft's tail and helps in pitching up and down its nose on command from the pilot

Pak Air Force says JF-17 jets set to participate in UK military airshow

Pakistan claims to have used JF-17 in the recent conflict with India. The aircraft's combat-proven capabilities and operational excellence have garnered significant global attention

Next Indian astronaut will travel in indigenous spacecraft: Jitendra Singh

Isro has paid Rs 550 crore to Axiom Space for sending Shukla to the ISS and the costs included several months of training for him and backup crew Prashanth Balakrishnan Nair

Actress Ranya Rao jailed for gold smuggling; no bail allowed for 1 year

Despite the bail being granted on a ₹2 lakh bond and surety conditions, both Ranya and Tarun continued to remain in custody due to the preventive detention order under COFEPOSA

No fundamental right of Indians to adopt US citizen child of relative: HC

The bench refused to exercise its extraordinary jurisdiction to allow the adoption and said there is no 'fundamental right' of the petitioners to adopt an American child

NHRC notices to railways, TN govt, DGP over train-school van collision

While the Southern Railway said the level crossing was closed and the van driver insisted it be opened to avoid delay, the latter and one of the injured students claimed the gate was open

DLF to invest Rs 900 cr in Mumbai housing proj, eyes Rs 2,300 cr revenue

DLF's MD Ashok Tyagi recently gave sales bookings guidance for the current fiscal at Rs 20,000-22,000 crore, almost in the same range as last financial year

AI-171 crew deserve respect, not unfounded character judgement: ALPA India

The Air Line Pilots' Association India has been demanding a transparent probe into the crash that killed 260 people on June 12

Pilots' grouping flags concerns over AAIB initial report on AI plane crash

The federation said the report failed to acknowledge two plausible and previously documented technical scenarios, either of which could have triggered an automated shutdown

Consulted IOC for drafting of National Sports Bill, says Mandaviya

The sports bill proposes the establishment of Ethics Commissions and Dispute Resolution Commissions to ensure transparency in governance

Oppn holds pumpkin protest against Maharashtra govt over public grievances

The protesters carried pumpkins in their hands as they raised slogans to criticise the government for allegedly ignoring issues of various sections of the society

At least 1 killed as evicted people clash with security forces in Assam

The evicted people also hurled stones at the forest guards and police personnel there

Rahul slams EC over Bihar SIR, calls it BJP's 'election chori branch'

Opposition parties have asserted that the ongoing exercise will disfranchise crores of eligible Indian citizens for the want of citizenship documents

CBI helped bring back 134 fugitives from abroad in past 5 years: Officials

In contrast, only 74 fugitives were brought back during the decade between 2010 and 2019

Pro League a wake-up call before Asian Games, World Cup in 2026: Sreejesh

India struggled in the European leg of the Pro League and finished eighth out of nine teams to avoid relegation by a whisker.

ENG vs IND: Gill's aggression triggered England's beast mode at Lord's- Ali

Gill has been quite aggressive during the series, and his conduct at Edgbaston mirrored Kohli's famous century celebration at the same venue in 2018.

JLN Stadium on track to meet deadline before Para World Championships

Officials remain confident of meeting all deadlines ahead of the crucial inspection by the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and World Athletics scheduled for late August.

Japan Open 2025: Satwik-Chirag knocked out in 2nd round of men's doubles

In a clash of former world number one pairs, the Indians went down 22-24, 14-21 in a 44-minute contest against the fifth-seeded Chinese duo.