NVIDIA to invest $30 billion in OpenAI instead of $100 billion: FT
NVIDIA is close to finalising a $30 billion investment in OpenAI, replacing the $100 billion commitment the companies agreed to last year, the Financial Times reported. The deal would be part of a new funding round that could value the ChatGPT maker at around $830 billion. OpenAI is seeking to raise up to $100 billion in the round.
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NVIDIA is close to finalising a $30 billion investment in OpenAI, replacing the $100 billion commitment the companies agreed to last year, the Financial Times reported. The deal would be part of a new funding round that could value the ChatGPT maker at around $830 billion. OpenAI is seeking to raise up to $100 billion in the round.
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What is ALS, Eric Dane of Grey’s Anatomy battled?
Eric Dane, best known for Grey's Anatomy, died at 53 after battling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a progressive motor neuron disease. Also called Lou Gehrig's disease, ALS causes muscle weakness, paralysis, and breathing difficulties. While there is no cure, treatments may slow progression and improve quality of life.
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Eric Dane, best known for Grey's Anatomy, died at 53 after battling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a progressive motor neuron disease. Also called Lou Gehrig's disease, ALS causes muscle weakness, paralysis, and breathing difficulties. While there is no cure, treatments may slow progression and improve quality of life.
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UK Dy PM Lammy reveals his India connection in chat with Sunak
UK Deputy PM David Lammy, during a discussion on AI with ex-UK PM Rishi Sunak at the British High Commission in New Delhi, revealed his India connection. "I just want to establish my heritage too, because my great-grandmother on my mother's side was from Calcutta," he said. He was praising his friendship with Sunak, whose parents are of Indian origin.
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UK Deputy PM David Lammy, during a discussion on AI with ex-UK PM Rishi Sunak at the British High Commission in New Delhi, revealed his India connection. "I just want to establish my heritage too, because my great-grandmother on my mother's side was from Calcutta," he said. He was praising his friendship with Sunak, whose parents are of Indian origin.
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Stop commenting on other nations: Macron to Meloni over far-right activist's death in France
French President Emmanuel Macron said everyone should stay in their lanes in response to Italian PM Giorgia Meloni's remark about the death of a far-right activist in Lyon. "I'm always struck by how people who are nationalists...who don't want to be bothered in their own country, are always first ones to comment on what's happening in other countries," Macron said.
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10:04 am Friday, 20 February, 2026
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French President Emmanuel Macron said everyone should stay in their lanes in response to Italian PM Giorgia Meloni's remark about the death of a far-right activist in Lyon. "I'm always struck by how people who are nationalists...who don't want to be bothered in their own country, are always first ones to comment on what's happening in other countries," Macron said.
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AI in classes should generate questions, not answers: Anthropic exec
US-based AI startup Anthropic's Elizabeth Kelly said AI in classrooms should focus on generating questions, not answers, requiring students to do the cognitive work. Its data showed that students often rely on AI for direct answers. The company announced a tool with Indian NGO Pratham, which generates curriculum-appropriate questions and provides feedback on students' handwritten answers.
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10:01 am Friday, 20 February, 2026
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US-based AI startup Anthropic's Elizabeth Kelly said AI in classrooms should focus on generating questions, not answers, requiring students to do the cognitive work. Its data showed that students often rely on AI for direct answers. The company announced a tool with Indian NGO Pratham, which generates curriculum-appropriate questions and provides feedback on students' handwritten answers.
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Was only shown thumbnail of video cited for my detention: Wangchuk to SC
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk's lawyer told the Supreme Court that Wangchuk was shown only thumbnails of the video used against him and claimed that the videos were never played before him. The submission came during a hearing after his wife, Gitanjali Angmo, challenged his detention under NSA. Wangchuk was detained in September 2025, after protests demanding statehood status for Ladakh.
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10:25 am Friday, 20 February, 2026
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Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk's lawyer told the Supreme Court that Wangchuk was shown only thumbnails of the video used against him and claimed that the videos were never played before him. The submission came during a hearing after his wife, Gitanjali Angmo, challenged his detention under NSA. Wangchuk was detained in September 2025, after protests demanding statehood status for Ladakh.
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Finfluencer trolled for claiming he made ₹2 cr in 1 yr on portfolio with Dec 2026 purchase date
Finfluencer Akshat Shrivastava was trolled after he claimed he made a $277,000 (over ₹2 crore) profit on a $1 million account and shared a screenshot of his portfolio in which the purchase date was December 17, 2026. "This fraudster...fooled innocent retail investors," SEBI-registered analyst Rohan Shinde said, while an X user said, "The secret of your returns is time travel."
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10:19 am Friday, 20 February, 2026
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Finfluencer Akshat Shrivastava was trolled after he claimed he made a $277,000 (over ₹2 crore) profit on a $1 million account and shared a screenshot of his portfolio in which the purchase date was December 17, 2026. "This fraudster...fooled innocent retail investors," SEBI-registered analyst Rohan Shinde said, while an X user said, "The secret of your returns is time travel."
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UK Dy PM calls Sunak 'great son of India'; he quips 'Son-in-law’
UK Deputy PM David Lammy, during a conversation with ex-UK PM Rishi Sunak at the British High Commission in New Delhi, said, "I know that former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is not just a great son of the United Kingdom, he is also a great son of India." Reacting promptly, Sunak said, "Son-in-law," drawing laughter from the audience.
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10:37 am Friday, 20 February, 2026
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UK Deputy PM David Lammy, during a conversation with ex-UK PM Rishi Sunak at the British High Commission in New Delhi, said, "I know that former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is not just a great son of the United Kingdom, he is also a great son of India." Reacting promptly, Sunak said, "Son-in-law," drawing laughter from the audience.
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Antibiotic resistance poses rising health risk in India
Experts warn that antibiotic resistance is emerging as a serious public health concern in India. Studies suggest a significant share of prescriptions may be unnecessary, accelerating resistance. As antibiotics lose effectiveness against infections such as UTIs and pneumonia, doctors face limited treatment options, raising risks for patients & increasing pressure on hospitals & healthcare systems.
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Experts warn that antibiotic resistance is emerging as a serious public health concern in India. Studies suggest a significant share of prescriptions may be unnecessary, accelerating resistance. As antibiotics lose effectiveness against infections such as UTIs and pneumonia, doctors face limited treatment options, raising risks for patients & increasing pressure on hospitals & healthcare systems.
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BJP govt in Chhattisgarh allows Muslim staff to leave work early during Ramadan
The BJP-led Chhattisgarh government has issued an order allowing Muslim government employees to leave work one hour before normal closing time during the month of Ramadan. Earlier, the Andhra Pradesh (NDA) and Telangana (Congress) governments had issued similar orders. The BJP had criticised the Telangana government, seeking similar concessions during Hindu observances, including Navratri.
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The BJP-led Chhattisgarh government has issued an order allowing Muslim government employees to leave work one hour before normal closing time during the month of Ramadan. Earlier, the Andhra Pradesh (NDA) and Telangana (Congress) governments had issued similar orders. The BJP had criticised the Telangana government, seeking similar concessions during Hindu observances, including Navratri.
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Fans slam ICC over pre-seeded Super Eight groups for T20 World Cup 2026
Fans have slammed ICC over pre-seeded Super Eight groups for T20 World Cup 2026 after the draw placed four unbeaten group-stage winners together. "Your pre seedings prioritise logistics over sporting...fairness," a fan commented. Another wrote, "Pre-seeded plan simply kills...incentive of performing good at group stages." A comment read, "Is it fair for...table toppers to be in such group?"
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Fans have slammed ICC over pre-seeded Super Eight groups for T20 World Cup 2026 after the draw placed four unbeaten group-stage winners together. "Your pre seedings prioritise logistics over sporting...fairness," a fan commented. Another wrote, "Pre-seeded plan simply kills...incentive of performing good at group stages." A comment read, "Is it fair for...table toppers to be in such group?"
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Trump may launch 'limited strike' on Iran to force it to sign nuclear deal: Report
US President Donald Trump may launch a limited strike on Iran's military or government sites to force Tehran to sign a nuclear deal, the Washington Post reported. The strike would fall short of a full-scale attack but could come within the next few days. Earlier, reports said the US military is ready to strike Iran as early as this weekend.
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US President Donald Trump may launch a limited strike on Iran's military or government sites to force Tehran to sign a nuclear deal, the Washington Post reported. The strike would fall short of a full-scale attack but could come within the next few days. Earlier, reports said the US military is ready to strike Iran as early as this weekend.
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India to become a key member of International Energy Agency soon
India's full membership in the International Energy Agency (IEA) is now in its final stages, IEA executive director Fatih Birol said. While India has been an association member since 2017, key members include the US, Japan, Germany, the UK, Canada, France, and Australia. Birol said members have welcomed discussions with India following its request to become a full member.
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India's full membership in the International Energy Agency (IEA) is now in its final stages, IEA executive director Fatih Birol said. While India has been an association member since 2017, key members include the US, Japan, Germany, the UK, Canada, France, and Australia. Birol said members have welcomed discussions with India following its request to become a full member.
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Emmanuel Macron uses 'Dhurandhar' title song in video about his India visit
French President Emmanuel Macron shared a video about his visit to India and used the title track of 'Dhurandhar' in it. The video shows Macron's unexpected jog on Mumbai streets, his hugs with PM Narendra Modi, his meeting with Bollywood stars and the Indian food he had. "Thank you India," Macron captioned the video.
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French President Emmanuel Macron shared a video about his visit to India and used the title track of 'Dhurandhar' in it. The video shows Macron's unexpected jog on Mumbai streets, his hugs with PM Narendra Modi, his meeting with Bollywood stars and the Indian food he had. "Thank you India," Macron captioned the video.
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UK blocks Trump from using its airbases for potential strike on Iran: Report
UK PM Keir Starmer blocked US President Donald Trump from using its Royal Air Force bases for a potential strike on Iran, The Telegraph reported. This comes amid US and Iran tensions, with Trump warning "bad things" if they don't reach a deal. Trump earlier said US might need Diego Garcia and UK's Fairford airfield to potentially attack Iran.
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11:08 am Friday, 20 February, 2026
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UK PM Keir Starmer blocked US President Donald Trump from using its Royal Air Force bases for a potential strike on Iran, The Telegraph reported. This comes amid US and Iran tensions, with Trump warning "bad things" if they don't reach a deal. Trump earlier said US might need Diego Garcia and UK's Fairford airfield to potentially attack Iran.
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India joins 'Pax Silica', US-led initiative on AI, critical minerals and semiconductors
India on Friday signed the Pax Silica Declaration, joining the US-led initiative aimed at building secure supply chains for critical minerals, semiconductors and AI infrastructure. US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, said, "India's entry into Pax Silica is not just symbolic. It is strategic and essential." The declaration was signed on the sidelines of the India AI Impact Summit.
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India on Friday signed the Pax Silica Declaration, joining the US-led initiative aimed at building secure supply chains for critical minerals, semiconductors and AI infrastructure. US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, said, "India's entry into Pax Silica is not just symbolic. It is strategic and essential." The declaration was signed on the sidelines of the India AI Impact Summit.
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Why are residents of Goa's Panaji protesting against Casinos?
Residents of Goa's Panaji have launched protests under the banner 'Ponjekars Against Casinos' after reports that a larger offshore casino vessel was allowed to anchor in Mandovi River. Activists say such casinos harm marine ecosystem and threaten fisherfolk livelihoods. They also urged the government to stop promoting the capital as "sin city" and implement a plan to remove all casinos.
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11:17 am Friday, 20 February, 2026
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Residents of Goa's Panaji have launched protests under the banner 'Ponjekars Against Casinos' after reports that a larger offshore casino vessel was allowed to anchor in Mandovi River. Activists say such casinos harm marine ecosystem and threaten fisherfolk livelihoods. They also urged the government to stop promoting the capital as "sin city" and implement a plan to remove all casinos.
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Trump asks Pak PM Sharif to stand up, then starts talking about PM Modi
At the Board of Peace Event, US President Donald Trump asked Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif to stand up as he repeated his false claims about ending India and Pakistan war. As soon as Sharif stood up, Trump started talking about PM Narendra Modi. "I spoke to Prime Minister Modi. He's excited. He's watching us right now," Trump claimed.
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At the Board of Peace Event, US President Donald Trump asked Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif to stand up as he repeated his false claims about ending India and Pakistan war. As soon as Sharif stood up, Trump started talking about PM Narendra Modi. "I spoke to Prime Minister Modi. He's excited. He's watching us right now," Trump claimed.
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2% DA hike likely before Holi 2026, pay boost ahead
Central government employees may receive a 2% Dearness Allowance hike ahead of Holi 2026, according to reports. The revision, if approved, will raise monthly salaries and help offset inflation. The move is expected to benefit millions of employees and pensioners, with an official announcement likely before the festive season if details are finalised soon by the finance ministry and authorities.
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Central government employees may receive a 2% Dearness Allowance hike ahead of Holi 2026, according to reports. The revision, if approved, will raise monthly salaries and help offset inflation. The move is expected to benefit millions of employees and pensioners, with an official announcement likely before the festive season if details are finalised soon by the finance ministry and authorities.
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AI leaders flag productivity gains and diffusion gap
At the India AI Summit, Sam Altman, Vishal Sikka and Dario Amodei outlined rapid AI capability gains alongside adoption gaps and safety risks. They cited rising enterprise productivity but warned that economic impact depends on governance, energy efficiency and how quickly organisations integrate the technology.
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At the India AI Summit, Sam Altman, Vishal Sikka and Dario Amodei outlined rapid AI capability gains alongside adoption gaps and safety risks. They cited rising enterprise productivity but warned that economic impact depends on governance, energy efficiency and how quickly organisations integrate the technology.
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