Why is Houthis' strike on Saudi Arabia’s crude oil pipeline a big deal?
A reported strike by Iran-backed Houthi forces on Saudi Arabia’s East-West crude oil pipeline could impact global oil flows, as it is an escape route for oil shipments. The 1,200-km pipeline allows Saudi Arabia to move crude toward the Red Sea without sending it through Hormuz. Strike could lead to an increase in crude prices and escalate the Iran war.
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A reported strike by Iran-backed Houthi forces on Saudi Arabia’s East-West crude oil pipeline could impact global oil flows, as it is an escape route for oil shipments. The 1,200-km pipeline allows Saudi Arabia to move crude toward the Red Sea without sending it through Hormuz. Strike could lead to an increase in crude prices and escalate the Iran war.
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Anthropic accuses China's Alibaba of largest AI 'brain-theft' operation ever recorded
Anthropic, in its threat intelligence report, accused China's Alibaba of largest "illicit" AI distillation campaign ever detected. The campaign targeted chain-of-thought reasoning transcripts from Opus 4.6 and 4.7, extracting Claude's reasoning at a peak rate of nearly 3 million exchanges per day. It used more than 3,500 fraudulent accounts throughout the campaign to train Alibaba's AI models.
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12:33 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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Anthropic, in its threat intelligence report, accused China's Alibaba of largest "illicit" AI distillation campaign ever detected. The campaign targeted chain-of-thought reasoning transcripts from Opus 4.6 and 4.7, extracting Claude's reasoning at a peak rate of nearly 3 million exchanges per day. It used more than 3,500 fraudulent accounts throughout the campaign to train Alibaba's AI models.
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NASA launches open-source AI model to study the Moon
In collaboration with IBM Research, NASA has launched an open-source AI model designed to help scientists analyse decades of lunar observation data and support plans for a sustained human presence on the Moon. The NASA-IBM Lunar Foundation Model can reportedly help researchers identify potential ice deposits in the Moon's permanently shadowed regions and map craters to identify safe landing sites.
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12:58 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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In collaboration with IBM Research, NASA has launched an open-source AI model designed to help scientists analyse decades of lunar observation data and support plans for a sustained human presence on the Moon. The NASA-IBM Lunar Foundation Model can reportedly help researchers identify potential ice deposits in the Moon's permanently shadowed regions and map craters to identify safe landing sites.
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We're meeting when global political order is under churn: Jaishankar at BRICS event
Addressing the opening ceremony of BRICS Business Forum 2026, EAM S Jaishankar said, "We meet at a time when global political and economic order is under churn". "Volatility, uncertainty, and complexity have become defining features of the world around us," Jaishankar added. "We're witnessing economic consequences of geopolitical conflicts, pandemics, and climate-related disruptions," he stated.
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12:50 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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Addressing the opening ceremony of BRICS Business Forum 2026, EAM S Jaishankar said, "We meet at a time when global political and economic order is under churn". "Volatility, uncertainty, and complexity have become defining features of the world around us," Jaishankar added. "We're witnessing economic consequences of geopolitical conflicts, pandemics, and climate-related disruptions," he stated.
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Elephant spotted with tyre stuck around its neck in Assam
A wild elephant was spotted wandering through a tea garden in Assam's Numaligarh with a tractor tyre lodged around its neck. Local residents suspected that the tyre had got caught around its neck while the elephant was moving through the area. The Assam Forest Department's frontline team later managed to remove the tyre and free the elephant.
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12:50 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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A wild elephant was spotted wandering through a tea garden in Assam's Numaligarh with a tractor tyre lodged around its neck. Local residents suspected that the tyre had got caught around its neck while the elephant was moving through the area. The Assam Forest Department's frontline team later managed to remove the tyre and free the elephant.
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How much does Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo cost across countries?
Apple's iPhone Duo starts at ₹2,99,900 in India. The 256GB model costs $1,999 (over ₹1.9 lakh) in the US, £1,999 (over ₹2.5 lakh) in the UK, C$2,999 (over ₹2 lakh) in Canada, A$3,499 (around ₹2.4 lakh) in Australia, €2,299 (nearly ₹2.55 lakh) in Germany, S$3,099 (over ₹2.3 lakh) in Singapore and AED 8,499 (more than ₹2.1 lakh) in the UAE.
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12:46 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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Apple's iPhone Duo starts at ₹2,99,900 in India. The 256GB model costs $1,999 (over ₹1.9 lakh) in the US, £1,999 (over ₹2.5 lakh) in the UK, C$2,999 (over ₹2 lakh) in Canada, A$3,499 (around ₹2.4 lakh) in Australia, €2,299 (nearly ₹2.55 lakh) in Germany, S$3,099 (over ₹2.3 lakh) in Singapore and AED 8,499 (more than ₹2.1 lakh) in the UAE.
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Why do you want to go to Garba, Islam doesn't permit it: AIMIM leader after VHP's 'Muslim ban' row
AIMIM spokesperson Waris Pathan has reacted amid row over VHP calling for a ban on entry of Muslims at Garba and dandiya events in Maharashtra. Pathan said, "I would say to all Muslims, what is the need for you to go to Garba. Islam doesn't permit it. Why go to such places where the question of your dignity arises?"
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01:08 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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AIMIM spokesperson Waris Pathan has reacted amid row over VHP calling for a ban on entry of Muslims at Garba and dandiya events in Maharashtra. Pathan said, "I would say to all Muslims, what is the need for you to go to Garba. Islam doesn't permit it. Why go to such places where the question of your dignity arises?"
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What does India's BRICS Summit logo mean?
The logo for the 18th BRICS Summit being held in India is in the shape of a lotus, with the Indian greeting 'namaste' at its centre showing India’s timeless spirit of warmth, respect, and harmonious collaboration. The lotus flower's colourful petals surrounding the centre represent the colours of BRICS member countries. They symbolise diversity, equality, and the group's collective strength.
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01:00 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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The logo for the 18th BRICS Summit being held in India is in the shape of a lotus, with the Indian greeting 'namaste' at its centre showing India’s timeless spirit of warmth, respect, and harmonious collaboration. The lotus flower's colourful petals surrounding the centre represent the colours of BRICS member countries. They symbolise diversity, equality, and the group's collective strength.
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What is 'minimum amount due' on a credit card?
The 'minimum amount due' on a credit card is the least amount that must be paid to avoid late payment charges and maintain a good repayment record. Paying only this amount allows the credit card account to stay active, but it doesn't stop interest from accruing on the remaining amount. The minimum payment is usually 5% of the outstanding amount.
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01:21 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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The 'minimum amount due' on a credit card is the least amount that must be paid to avoid late payment charges and maintain a good repayment record. Paying only this amount allows the credit card account to stay active, but it doesn't stop interest from accruing on the remaining amount. The minimum payment is usually 5% of the outstanding amount.
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Church sends bone from 600-year-old prince's sword hand to Russian soldiers in Ukraine
The Russian Orthodox Church has sent a bone fragment from Grand Prince Dmitry Donskoy’s sword hand to troops fighting in Ukraine to boost soldiers' morale, saying it would provide “spiritual strength”. Donskoy is revered in Russia for defeating the Mongol Golden Horde at the 1380 Battle of Kulikovo. The prince died more than 600 years ago.
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01:19 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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The Russian Orthodox Church has sent a bone fragment from Grand Prince Dmitry Donskoy’s sword hand to troops fighting in Ukraine to boost soldiers' morale, saying it would provide “spiritual strength”. Donskoy is revered in Russia for defeating the Mongol Golden Horde at the 1380 Battle of Kulikovo. The prince died more than 600 years ago.
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Pak stops 92 Sikh pilgrims from visiting India, ‘Are we terrorists?’ they ask
Pakistani authorities stopped 92 Sikh pilgrims from travelling to India for a religious pilgrimage over the issue of a No Objection Certificate (NOC). The group was travelling from Faisalabad to Sharjah and then Delhi but was stopped at Faisalabad airport, where authorities sought NOCs before boarding. “Are we terrorists that we are being treated this way?” pilgrims asked Pakistani government.
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Pakistani authorities stopped 92 Sikh pilgrims from travelling to India for a religious pilgrimage over the issue of a No Objection Certificate (NOC). The group was travelling from Faisalabad to Sharjah and then Delhi but was stopped at Faisalabad airport, where authorities sought NOCs before boarding. “Are we terrorists that we are being treated this way?” pilgrims asked Pakistani government.
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SC stays reinstatement of IAS officer who emptied Delhi stadium to walk dog
Supreme Court has stayed the reinstatement of IAS officer Rinku Dhugga, who was compulsorily retired by the Centre following a controversy over allegations that she had emptied Thyagaraj Stadium in Delhi to walk her dog. The Centre had challenged her reinstatement after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) ordered it, which was subsequently upheld by the Delhi High Court.
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01:39 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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Supreme Court has stayed the reinstatement of IAS officer Rinku Dhugga, who was compulsorily retired by the Centre following a controversy over allegations that she had emptied Thyagaraj Stadium in Delhi to walk her dog. The Centre had challenged her reinstatement after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) ordered it, which was subsequently upheld by the Delhi High Court.
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No SIR notice issued to Bharat Ratna awardee scientist CNR Rao, claims official
Bengaluru Urban Election Officer Maheshwar Rao has rejected reports that a notice was issued to Bharat Ratna laureate scientist Professor CNR Rao in connection with Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. He stated that officials included the professor's name in the final electoral roll after they noticed a discrepancy in his name. There was an additional 'f' in 'Prof'.
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01:34 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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Bengaluru Urban Election Officer Maheshwar Rao has rejected reports that a notice was issued to Bharat Ratna laureate scientist Professor CNR Rao in connection with Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. He stated that officials included the professor's name in the final electoral roll after they noticed a discrepancy in his name. There was an additional 'f' in 'Prof'.
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Can Trump’s tariffs fund his '$5,000 to every adult' poll promise?
The tariff revenue is unlikely to finance US President Donald Trump's '$5,000 to every adult' poll promise. The US has reportedly collected around $475 billion in tariff and excise tax revenue since 2025 beginning. Additionally, more than $100 billion has subsequently been refunded. The revenue collected so far is therefore far below the roughly $1.3 trillion required for $5,000 payments.
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The tariff revenue is unlikely to finance US President Donald Trump's '$5,000 to every adult' poll promise. The US has reportedly collected around $475 billion in tariff and excise tax revenue since 2025 beginning. Additionally, more than $100 billion has subsequently been refunded. The revenue collected so far is therefore far below the roughly $1.3 trillion required for $5,000 payments.
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10,000 kg fake paneer, 5,000 kg adulterated khoya seized in FDA raid in Pune
Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) seized approximately 10,000 kg of suspected fake paneer and around 5,000 kg of suspected adulterated khoya in a raid in Pune’s Shukrawar Peth. Seized consignment is believed to have been brought from Karnataka by a major supplier in Maharashtra. The supplier is suspected of distributing the products on a large scale across the state.
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02:11 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) seized approximately 10,000 kg of suspected fake paneer and around 5,000 kg of suspected adulterated khoya in a raid in Pune’s Shukrawar Peth. Seized consignment is believed to have been brought from Karnataka by a major supplier in Maharashtra. The supplier is suspected of distributing the products on a large scale across the state.
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What should one check before signing a rental agreement?
A person should read the rental agreement carefully before signing it. The monthly rent, security deposit, tenancy duration, lock-in period, notice period and conditions for ending the agreement should be checked, according to Moneycontrol. The agreement should also distinguish between routine maintenance handled by the tenant and major repairs that are the landlord's responsibility, it added.
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02:10 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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A person should read the rental agreement carefully before signing it. The monthly rent, security deposit, tenancy duration, lock-in period, notice period and conditions for ending the agreement should be checked, according to Moneycontrol. The agreement should also distinguish between routine maintenance handled by the tenant and major repairs that are the landlord's responsibility, it added.
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CM Suvendu eats fish in temple in Bengal amid row over Bageshwar Baba's meat ban call
On the occasion of Kaushiki Amavasya, West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari offered prayers to Maa Kali at Kalighat and partook in the sacred bhog of pulao and fish while following the temple's traditional customs. BJP said that this should end the veg-non-veg row. This comes after Dhirendra Shastri (Bageshwar Baba) urged Bengali Hindus to ban non-veg food during Durga Puja.
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02:09 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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On the occasion of Kaushiki Amavasya, West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari offered prayers to Maa Kali at Kalighat and partook in the sacred bhog of pulao and fish while following the temple's traditional customs. BJP said that this should end the veg-non-veg row. This comes after Dhirendra Shastri (Bageshwar Baba) urged Bengali Hindus to ban non-veg food during Durga Puja.
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Russians used Claude to develop drones that could detonate without human input: Anthropic
Russia-based freelancers used Claude to develop software for autonomous FPV kamikaze drone swarm that could select a “person” target and issue detonation commands without human input, Anthropic said. The team tested code on real hardware and trained a vision classifier on Ukrainian combat footage. Anthropic rated the systems at technology-readiness levels 3-4 and later banned all linked accounts.
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02:05 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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Russia-based freelancers used Claude to develop software for autonomous FPV kamikaze drone swarm that could select a “person” target and issue detonation commands without human input, Anthropic said. The team tested code on real hardware and trained a vision classifier on Ukrainian combat footage. Anthropic rated the systems at technology-readiness levels 3-4 and later banned all linked accounts.
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Trump lunges at reporter for asking about $5,000 promised to US adults, calls her 'worst'
US President Donald Trump hit out at a journalist named Rachel Scott after being asked about his promised $5000 to every adult US citizen if Republicans win both House and Senate in midterms. In a video, Trump appeared to lunge toward Scott while calling her "terrible reporter" and "one of the worst". The proposed payments have been dubbed "Trump dividend".
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02:03 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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US President Donald Trump hit out at a journalist named Rachel Scott after being asked about his promised $5000 to every adult US citizen if Republicans win both House and Senate in midterms. In a video, Trump appeared to lunge toward Scott while calling her "terrible reporter" and "one of the worst". The proposed payments have been dubbed "Trump dividend".
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Is Guj in B'desh or Pak: Rawal on criticism over National Film Awards moved from Delhi
Speaking about the decision to move the National Film Awards ceremony from Delhi to Gujarat, actor Paresh Rawal said, "Is Gujarat in Bangladesh or Pakistan? It's also a part of our own country." "Why shouldn't this event be held in Gujarat? I say such events should take place in every state. There is nothing wrong with that," Rawal added.
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02:29 pm Friday, 11 September 2026
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Speaking about the decision to move the National Film Awards ceremony from Delhi to Gujarat, actor Paresh Rawal said, "Is Gujarat in Bangladesh or Pakistan? It's also a part of our own country." "Why shouldn't this event be held in Gujarat? I say such events should take place in every state. There is nothing wrong with that," Rawal added.
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