X's Nikita Bier mocks Meta's 'snack' plan to boost morale after layoffs
Nikita Bier, X's Head of Product, mocked Meta's plan to hike snack budgets to lift employee morale and announced that X is willing to hire "neglected" Meta techies as web and data engineers and scientists. "We will match or even exceed any snack budget offer," Bier joked. "Apply here and mention 'snacks'," he added, mentioning a software engineer job opening.
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Nikita Bier, X's Head of Product, mocked Meta's plan to hike snack budgets to lift employee morale and announced that X is willing to hire "neglected" Meta techies as web and data engineers and scientists. "We will match or even exceed any snack budget offer," Bier joked. "Apply here and mention 'snacks'," he added, mentioning a software engineer job opening.
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Trump was desperate to secure US-Iran deal: Iran’s Supreme Leader
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei said US President Donald Trump, out of desperation, used all kinds of leverage to get the US-Iran deal signed. Khamenei said he held a different view, but President Masoud Pezeshkian assured him that Iran’s rights would be protected. "Pezeshkian said if American side makes excessive demands, they will not submit to them," Khamenei said.
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Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei said US President Donald Trump, out of desperation, used all kinds of leverage to get the US-Iran deal signed. Khamenei said he held a different view, but President Masoud Pezeshkian assured him that Iran’s rights would be protected. "Pezeshkian said if American side makes excessive demands, they will not submit to them," Khamenei said.
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Delhi-NCR to witness rain, thunderstorms till June 21
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted intermittent rain and thunderstorm activity across Delhi-NCR till June 21. During this period, sky is expected to remain partly cloudy, with rainfall occurring in several areas. The maximum temperature is unlikely to cross 40℃ mark during the coming days. The region is likely to see partly cloudy skies on June 22 and 23.
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09:00 am Friday, 19 June 2026
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted intermittent rain and thunderstorm activity across Delhi-NCR till June 21. During this period, sky is expected to remain partly cloudy, with rainfall occurring in several areas. The maximum temperature is unlikely to cross 40℃ mark during the coming days. The region is likely to see partly cloudy skies on June 22 and 23.
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India slams Pak over killing of civilians in PoK, says 'Even demands for bread met with bullets'
Anupama Singh, India's First Secretary at the Permanent Mission to the UN, criticised Pakistan at the UNHRC over the brutality being used by Pakistan against the protesters in PoK. She said, "Even demand for bread...and dignity are met with bullets and brutality." Hundreds of civilians have reportedly been killed after Pakistani security forces opened fire on protesters in PoK's Rawalakot.
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09:16 am Friday, 19 June 2026
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Anupama Singh, India's First Secretary at the Permanent Mission to the UN, criticised Pakistan at the UNHRC over the brutality being used by Pakistan against the protesters in PoK. She said, "Even demand for bread...and dignity are met with bullets and brutality." Hundreds of civilians have reportedly been killed after Pakistani security forces opened fire on protesters in PoK's Rawalakot.
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Ex-TMC minister Udayan Guha pelted with eggs outside court in WB
Eggs and tomatoes were thrown and slogans were raised against ex-TMC minister Udayan Guha as he was being produced in the Dinhata Sub-Divisional Court. He has been arrested in connection with an extortion case. Notably, Guha, in 2024, said fingers of those criticising then West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee over RG Kar rape-murder case will be broken.
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Eggs and tomatoes were thrown and slogans were raised against ex-TMC minister Udayan Guha as he was being produced in the Dinhata Sub-Divisional Court. He has been arrested in connection with an extortion case. Notably, Guha, in 2024, said fingers of those criticising then West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee over RG Kar rape-murder case will be broken.
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'Indus Waters Treaty is outdated,' says India as it slams Pak at UNHRC
While calling Indus Waters Treaty "outdated" at UN Human Rights Council, First Secretary Anupama Singh said, "It defies logic that a state which exports terror [Pakistan]...continues to demand...privileges of cooperation predicated on...friendship." "A treaty negotiated in 1960 cannot be treated as a perpetual entitlement," she added. India held the treaty in abeyance after Pahalgam terror attack.
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09:30 am Friday, 19 June 2026
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While calling Indus Waters Treaty "outdated" at UN Human Rights Council, First Secretary Anupama Singh said, "It defies logic that a state which exports terror [Pakistan]...continues to demand...privileges of cooperation predicated on...friendship." "A treaty negotiated in 1960 cannot be treated as a perpetual entitlement," she added. India held the treaty in abeyance after Pahalgam terror attack.
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Mokoena scores as SA hold Czechia to 1-1 draw, keep their FIFA WC campaign alive
Teboho Mokoena converted an 83rd-minute penalty as South Africa secured a crucial 1-1 draw against Czechia in their Group A clash at FIFA World Cup 2026. The result kept South Africa's campaign alive after their opening defeat to Mexico. However, both South Africa and Czechia are now likely to need victories in their final group-stage matches to reach last 32.
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09:53 am Friday, 19 June 2026
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Teboho Mokoena converted an 83rd-minute penalty as South Africa secured a crucial 1-1 draw against Czechia in their Group A clash at FIFA World Cup 2026. The result kept South Africa's campaign alive after their opening defeat to Mexico. However, both South Africa and Czechia are now likely to need victories in their final group-stage matches to reach last 32.
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Israeli minister responds to Vance criticism, say our tech saved American lives
After US Vice President JD Vance criticised Israeli officials who opposed US-Iran deal, Israeli Minister Miki Zohar responded by saying that Israeli intelligence has saved countless American lives. He added that technologies developed in Israel are used by US military before anyone else. Vance had said Israel is deeply isolated and its leaders have failed to appreciate American support.
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After US Vice President JD Vance criticised Israeli officials who opposed US-Iran deal, Israeli Minister Miki Zohar responded by saying that Israeli intelligence has saved countless American lives. He added that technologies developed in Israel are used by US military before anyone else. Vance had said Israel is deeply isolated and its leaders have failed to appreciate American support.
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Pakistan is a Frankenstein state, gets shocked when its own monster bites back: India
India's First Secretary at the Permanent Mission to the UN, Anupama Singh, slammed Pakistan at the United Nations, calling the country a "Frankenstein state" which gets shocked when its "monster bites back". She also said that Pakistan is a country whose sitting defence minister "boasts of hosting, training and deploying terrorists as state policy".
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India's First Secretary at the Permanent Mission to the UN, Anupama Singh, slammed Pakistan at the United Nations, calling the country a "Frankenstein state" which gets shocked when its "monster bites back". She also said that Pakistan is a country whose sitting defence minister "boasts of hosting, training and deploying terrorists as state policy".
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Multiple gunshots fired at New York’s Times Square, one injured
Multiple gunshots were fired at New York’s Times Square on Thursday, sending tourists into a frenzy. Videos purportedly showed at least two people opening fire. Police said suspects were chased shortly after the shooting and one person was injured and taken to a hospital. The incident happened shortly after a celebration of the New York Knicks’ NBA Finals victory.
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Multiple gunshots were fired at New York’s Times Square on Thursday, sending tourists into a frenzy. Videos purportedly showed at least two people opening fire. Police said suspects were chased shortly after the shooting and one person was injured and taken to a hospital. The incident happened shortly after a celebration of the New York Knicks’ NBA Finals victory.
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8 men die in 4 months in Chhattisgarh, locals allege human sacrifice to uncover buried treasure
The mysterious deaths of eight men in four months have sparked multiple theories in Chhattisgarh's Kharve village. Villagers suspect a resident of supplying liquor allegedly laced with a poisonous substance called "Suhaga". They also claim he spoke about buried treasure and rituals to uncover it, fuelling speculation about black magic and human sacrifice. Police haven't confirmed any theory yet.
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10:01 am Friday, 19 June 2026
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The mysterious deaths of eight men in four months have sparked multiple theories in Chhattisgarh's Kharve village. Villagers suspect a resident of supplying liquor allegedly laced with a poisonous substance called "Suhaga". They also claim he spoke about buried treasure and rituals to uncover it, fuelling speculation about black magic and human sacrifice. Police haven't confirmed any theory yet.
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'I told mom Usha is Indian, she asked 'Which tribe?',' recalls US VP Vance
US Vice President JD Vance recalled how, when he told his mother that his wife Usha is Indian, she asked, "Which tribe?" "It just goes to show sometimes how little some of us knew about the world," he said, adding that his mother and wife "came from very different worlds". Vance and Usha are expecting their fourth child together.
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US Vice President JD Vance recalled how, when he told his mother that his wife Usha is Indian, she asked, "Which tribe?" "It just goes to show sometimes how little some of us knew about the world," he said, adding that his mother and wife "came from very different worlds". Vance and Usha are expecting their fourth child together.
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Table tennis star Manika urges PM Modi to intervene after being excluded from Asian Games squad
Table tennis star Manika Batra has urged PM Narendra Modi, Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya and the Indian Olympic Association to look into her non-selection in India's Asian Games 2026 squad. Calling the decision "deeply disheartening", Batra said no specific reason was communicated to her. Currently, Manika is ranked second in women’s singles among Indians.
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10:29 am Friday, 19 June 2026
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Table tennis star Manika Batra has urged PM Narendra Modi, Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya and the Indian Olympic Association to look into her non-selection in India's Asian Games 2026 squad. Calling the decision "deeply disheartening", Batra said no specific reason was communicated to her. Currently, Manika is ranked second in women’s singles among Indians.
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3rd UP minister claims most SP and Congress MPs in touch with BJP
UP minister Sanjay Nishad claimed more than two dozen MPs of SP and Congress are in touch with BJP to join the party. "[They're] asking us to somehow take them to Delhi and facilitate a conversation with the central leadership," he stated. Earlier, UP ministers OP Rajbhar and Keshav Maurya made claims about possible defections from SP.
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10:22 am Friday, 19 June 2026
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UP minister Sanjay Nishad claimed more than two dozen MPs of SP and Congress are in touch with BJP to join the party. "[They're] asking us to somehow take them to Delhi and facilitate a conversation with the central leadership," he stated. Earlier, UP ministers OP Rajbhar and Keshav Maurya made claims about possible defections from SP.
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Canada's Ismael Kone breaks leg against Qatar; players clash on ground after FIFA World Cup match
Canada midfielder Ismael Kone broke his left leg during his side's 6-0 win over Qatar at FIFA World Cup 2026. He was seriously injured after a tackle from behind by Qatar's Assim Madibo, who was sent off following a VAR review. Players from both the teams were involved in a scuffle on the ground after the match.
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10:16 am Friday, 19 June 2026
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Canada midfielder Ismael Kone broke his left leg during his side's 6-0 win over Qatar at FIFA World Cup 2026. He was seriously injured after a tackle from behind by Qatar's Assim Madibo, who was sent off following a VAR review. Players from both the teams were involved in a scuffle on the ground after the match.
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Which items are allowed and banned inside FIFA World Cup stadiums?
Fans attending FIFA World Cup matches can carry clear bags, small wallets, phones, personal cameras, one power bank, a soft plastic water bottle, makeup items and hand sanitiser. However, alcohol, glass bottles, refillable containers, fireworks, flares, laser pens, tripods, selfie sticks, aerosols, sports gear, musical instruments, whistles, balloons and items that can cause injury are prohibited.
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10:15 am Friday, 19 June 2026
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Fans attending FIFA World Cup matches can carry clear bags, small wallets, phones, personal cameras, one power bank, a soft plastic water bottle, makeup items and hand sanitiser. However, alcohol, glass bottles, refillable containers, fireworks, flares, laser pens, tripods, selfie sticks, aerosols, sports gear, musical instruments, whistles, balloons and items that can cause injury are prohibited.
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Mathura Janmasthan trust accuses Falahari Maharaj of extortion
Shri Krishna Janmasthan Seva Sansthan in Mathura lodged a complaint against Dinesh Sharma, also known as Dinesh Falahari Maharaj, alleging fraud and extortion. It claimed Sharma had set up a trust with name resembling that of registered Shri Krishna Janmasthan-related trusts, to mislead donors. Falahari Maharaj had sought a CBI inquiry into alleged mismanagement of donations by the Sansthan.
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10:42 am Friday, 19 June 2026
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Shri Krishna Janmasthan Seva Sansthan in Mathura lodged a complaint against Dinesh Sharma, also known as Dinesh Falahari Maharaj, alleging fraud and extortion. It claimed Sharma had set up a trust with name resembling that of registered Shri Krishna Janmasthan-related trusts, to mislead donors. Falahari Maharaj had sought a CBI inquiry into alleged mismanagement of donations by the Sansthan.
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Hackers mock world's most valuable pharma firm after it rejects ₹236-crore ransom demand
One of the world's most valuable pharmaceutical companies Novo Nordisk rejected a $25-million (₹236 crore) ransom demand by hackers who threatened to leak its data. After the rejection, hackers mocked Novo, claiming the system that processes reports of patients is encrypted with password 'novo123'. Noting how they hacked Novo's data, hackers said, "We'd never seen this sort of double leakage."
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One of the world's most valuable pharmaceutical companies Novo Nordisk rejected a $25-million (₹236 crore) ransom demand by hackers who threatened to leak its data. After the rejection, hackers mocked Novo, claiming the system that processes reports of patients is encrypted with password 'novo123'. Noting how they hacked Novo's data, hackers said, "We'd never seen this sort of double leakage."
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Pakistan places over 150 PoK protest leaders under surveillance
Pakistani authorities have reportedly placed around 150 members of Jammu & Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), who've been leading protests in PoK, under Fourth Schedule of its Anti-Terrorism Act. Those listed under the schedule remain under constant surveillance, with restrictions on movement and financial activities. Authorities have allegedly sealed businesses linked to JAAC leaders.
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10:55 am Friday, 19 June 2026
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Pakistani authorities have reportedly placed around 150 members of Jammu & Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), who've been leading protests in PoK, under Fourth Schedule of its Anti-Terrorism Act. Those listed under the schedule remain under constant surveillance, with restrictions on movement and financial activities. Authorities have allegedly sealed businesses linked to JAAC leaders.
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Scaler hosts masterclass on DevOps, SRE, Cloud & Platform Engineering
Modern software engineering relies on these 4 closely linked roles, often misunderstood and confused with each other, stated Scaler, adding that many engineers end up choosing paths without fully understanding what each role entails. In Scaler's free Masterclass on 20th June,Anshuman Singh (Ex-Tech Team Lead, Facebook) explains what each role does, how they intersect & which path fits your goals.
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10:52 am Friday, 19 June 2026
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Modern software engineering relies on these 4 closely linked roles, often misunderstood and confused with each other, stated Scaler, adding that many engineers end up choosing paths without fully understanding what each role entails. In Scaler's free Masterclass on 20th June,Anshuman Singh (Ex-Tech Team Lead, Facebook) explains what each role does, how they intersect & which path fits your goals.
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