US shares video of Trump saying just 'winning' repeatedly
The White House has shared a video showing US President Donald Trump saying just 'winning' repeatedly amid multiple failed talks with Iran. "President Trump saying WINNING for 1 hour. Can't stop, won't stop," the White House wrote with the video. People trolled the video, with one X user writing, "My taxes paid for someone to do this."
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The White House has shared a video showing US President Donald Trump saying just 'winning' repeatedly amid multiple failed talks with Iran. "President Trump saying WINNING for 1 hour. Can't stop, won't stop," the White House wrote with the video. People trolled the video, with one X user writing, "My taxes paid for someone to do this."
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India's digitalisation reforms improved productivity in MSMEs: IMF
India's digitalisation reforms in public administration have boosted productivity among micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in states that have adopted them, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in a working paper. The authors compared unincorporated manufacturing firms in states with more reforms to those with fewer. MSMEs contribute around 35% of manufacturing output in India.
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08:46 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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India's digitalisation reforms in public administration have boosted productivity among micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in states that have adopted them, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in a working paper. The authors compared unincorporated manufacturing firms in states with more reforms to those with fewer. MSMEs contribute around 35% of manufacturing output in India.
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Google accidentally leaks its experimental AI assistant COSMO on Play Store, removes it later
Google accidentally published its experimental AI assistant app, COSMO, on Play Store before removing it within hours. Developed by Google Research, the 1.13 GB app runs on on-device Gemini Nano model and features proactive "Skills" such as deep research, calendar suggestions, document writing and conversation summaries. The premature listing is seen as accidental leak ahead of Google I/O 2026.
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09:02 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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Google accidentally published its experimental AI assistant app, COSMO, on Play Store before removing it within hours. Developed by Google Research, the 1.13 GB app runs on on-device Gemini Nano model and features proactive "Skills" such as deep research, calendar suggestions, document writing and conversation summaries. The premature listing is seen as accidental leak ahead of Google I/O 2026.
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09:02 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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Dutch Princesses Catharina-Amalia targeted in 'neo-Nazi bloodbath' murder plot
Dutch authorities have uncovered an alleged neo-Nazi plot targeting members of Dutch Royal Family, including Princesses Catharina-Amalia and Alexia of Netherlands, describing it as a "planned bloodbath". Officials allege the group was linked to extremist far-right ideology. The probe reportedly revealed conversations involving murder plots and plans for mass violence inspired by neo-Nazi beliefs.
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09:02 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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Dutch authorities have uncovered an alleged neo-Nazi plot targeting members of Dutch Royal Family, including Princesses Catharina-Amalia and Alexia of Netherlands, describing it as a "planned bloodbath". Officials allege the group was linked to extremist far-right ideology. The probe reportedly revealed conversations involving murder plots and plans for mass violence inspired by neo-Nazi beliefs.
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09:02 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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How can MI still qualify for IPL 2026 playoffs?
MI are placed second-last on IPL 2026 points table with four points and NRR of -0.803, having lost seven of nine matches. They'd need to win their remaining five matches with good margins to end with 14 points. They'd also need some other teams to end with 14 points to stand a chance to qualify for playoffs through better NRR.
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09:29 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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MI are placed second-last on IPL 2026 points table with four points and NRR of -0.803, having lost seven of nine matches. They'd need to win their remaining five matches with good margins to end with 14 points. They'd also need some other teams to end with 14 points to stand a chance to qualify for playoffs through better NRR.
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Direct admission of their criminal nature: Iran after Trump says US Navy is 'like pirates'
Iran criticised US President Donald Trump for his "We're like pirates" remarks and said, "This was no verbal slip. It was...damning admission of...criminal nature of their actions against international maritime navigation." It urged the UN to reject any normalisation of such conduct under international law. Trump had said that US Navy was acting "like pirates" in carrying out naval blockade.
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09:20 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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Iran criticised US President Donald Trump for his "We're like pirates" remarks and said, "This was no verbal slip. It was...damning admission of...criminal nature of their actions against international maritime navigation." It urged the UN to reject any normalisation of such conduct under international law. Trump had said that US Navy was acting "like pirates" in carrying out naval blockade.
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TMC cut water supply over suspicion that villagers didn’t vote for them: Congress
Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury alleged that the TMC administration uprooted a tube well in a village in West Bengal’s Barampur assembly constituency, suspecting that the residents did not vote for them in recent elections. He said villagers depended on the tubewell for their daily water needs. He termed the act inhuman, saying only TMC could carry out such action.
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09:16 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury alleged that the TMC administration uprooted a tube well in a village in West Bengal’s Barampur assembly constituency, suspecting that the residents did not vote for them in recent elections. He said villagers depended on the tubewell for their daily water needs. He termed the act inhuman, saying only TMC could carry out such action.
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Why will votes be counted on 293 of 294 seats in West Bengal?
Votes will be counted on 293 of 294 seats in West Bengal Assembly elections on May 4. The EC ordered repoll in all 285 polling booths of Falta constituency on May 24 after observers flagged voter intimidation, unauthorised presence inside booths and possible tampering. At a polling booth, EVM button for BJP candidate was covered by a tape.
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09:37 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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Votes will be counted on 293 of 294 seats in West Bengal Assembly elections on May 4. The EC ordered repoll in all 285 polling booths of Falta constituency on May 24 after observers flagged voter intimidation, unauthorised presence inside booths and possible tampering. At a polling booth, EVM button for BJP candidate was covered by a tape.
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Early screen time linked to autism signs by age 3: AIIMS study
A study by AIIMS Delhi has found that children exposed to higher screen time before the age of one were more likely to show signs of autism by the age of three. "Children below 18 months should not be exposed to screens at all," Prof Sheffali Gulati said. Autism is a complex neurodevelopmental condition affecting communication and social interaction.
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09:35 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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A study by AIIMS Delhi has found that children exposed to higher screen time before the age of one were more likely to show signs of autism by the age of three. "Children below 18 months should not be exposed to screens at all," Prof Sheffali Gulati said. Autism is a complex neurodevelopmental condition affecting communication and social interaction.
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Diamond Harbour model crumbles: BJP on repolling in WB's Falta
Amit Malviya, BJP’s National Information and Technology Department in-charge, reacted after the Election Commission of India ordered repolling across all polling booths in West Bengal's Falta Assembly constituency. “The Diamond Harbour model crumbles,” Malviya said. EC cited “severe electoral offences and subversion of the democratic process” during voting on April 29 for ordering the repolling.
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09:56 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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Amit Malviya, BJP’s National Information and Technology Department in-charge, reacted after the Election Commission of India ordered repolling across all polling booths in West Bengal's Falta Assembly constituency. “The Diamond Harbour model crumbles,” Malviya said. EC cited “severe electoral offences and subversion of the democratic process” during voting on April 29 for ordering the repolling.
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How are election votes counted in India?
Results for West Bengal, TN, Puducherry, Assam and Kerala polls will be announced tomorrow. Counting, overseen by EC, begins around 8 am. Postal ballots, including votes from service voters and senior citizens, are counted first, followed by EVM votes in rounds. Results update after each round. VVPAT slips are randomly verified. Later, total votes are compiled, and winners are declared.
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09:54 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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Results for West Bengal, TN, Puducherry, Assam and Kerala polls will be announced tomorrow. Counting, overseen by EC, begins around 8 am. Postal ballots, including votes from service voters and senior citizens, are counted first, followed by EVM votes in rounds. Results update after each round. VVPAT slips are randomly verified. Later, total votes are compiled, and winners are declared.
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US may relaunch strikes on Iran if provoked: Trump
US President Donald Trump warned that Washington could relaunch strikes on Iran if Tehran "misbehaves," even as he reviews a proposed deal. He signalled openness to diplomacy but kept military options on the table. The warning comes amid fragile talks and a temporary pause in fighting, with tensions still high over nuclear issues and regional security concerns.
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US President Donald Trump warned that Washington could relaunch strikes on Iran if Tehran "misbehaves," even as he reviews a proposed deal. He signalled openness to diplomacy but kept military options on the table. The warning comes amid fragile talks and a temporary pause in fighting, with tensions still high over nuclear issues and regional security concerns.
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AI hiring tools favour AI-written resumes over human-written ones: Study
A study has found that AI systems often prefer resumes written by themselves over those written by humans, even when both are equally good. In simple terms, applicants using the same AI tool as employers may have a better chance of being shortlisted. Across major AI models, bias against human-written resumes ranged from 67% to 82%, the study showed.
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10:27 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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A study has found that AI systems often prefer resumes written by themselves over those written by humans, even when both are equally good. In simple terms, applicants using the same AI tool as employers may have a better chance of being shortlisted. Across major AI models, bias against human-written resumes ranged from 67% to 82%, the study showed.
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CSK's Kartik Sharma does MS Dhoni-like gun-shot celebration, video goes viral
CSK's 20-year-old batter Kartik Sharma did an MS Dhoni-like gun shot celebration after smashing his first fifty in IPL against MI on Saturday. "It was my first IPL fifty. I had planned beforehand that if I scored runs today, I would celebrate like that," Kartik said. Kartik's knock helped CSK beat MI by eight wickets.
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10:38 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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CSK's 20-year-old batter Kartik Sharma did an MS Dhoni-like gun shot celebration after smashing his first fifty in IPL against MI on Saturday. "It was my first IPL fifty. I had planned beforehand that if I scored runs today, I would celebrate like that," Kartik said. Kartik's knock helped CSK beat MI by eight wickets.
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'Offering namaz on public land not a right,' rules Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court has said that public land cannot be used as a matter of right for offering namaz or holding large-scale religious gatherings. The court said it fell within the state regulation's scope. This comes after a resident sought protection to offer namaz on a land he claimed was private, however, UP government stated it was a public-use property.
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10:35 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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Allahabad High Court has said that public land cannot be used as a matter of right for offering namaz or holding large-scale religious gatherings. The court said it fell within the state regulation's scope. This comes after a resident sought protection to offer namaz on a land he claimed was private, however, UP government stated it was a public-use property.
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Samay Raina's dig at Sunil Pal leaves Kapil Sharma in splits
The latest Great Indian Kapil Show episode turned hilarious when Samay Raina trolled Sunil Pal over wearing chappals to Kapil Sharma's Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 premiere. When Pal said he wanted to stand out amid the glamour, Samay quipped, "Yeh chappal mein ghoomte hain, joota toh inko pad jaata hai kahin se..." leaving Kapil, Archana Puran Singh in splits.
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10:03 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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The latest Great Indian Kapil Show episode turned hilarious when Samay Raina trolled Sunil Pal over wearing chappals to Kapil Sharma's Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 premiere. When Pal said he wanted to stand out amid the glamour, Samay quipped, "Yeh chappal mein ghoomte hain, joota toh inko pad jaata hai kahin se..." leaving Kapil, Archana Puran Singh in splits.
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Govt tightens scrutiny on FDI from border nations, mandates nod for ownership changes
The government has tightened foreign investment rules, mandating prior approval for investments from countries sharing a land border with India, including those involving indirect or beneficial ownership, according to the Ministry of Finance notification. It added that such entities "shall invest only under the Government route". It also clarified that future ownership changes will be scrutinised.
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10:56 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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The government has tightened foreign investment rules, mandating prior approval for investments from countries sharing a land border with India, including those involving indirect or beneficial ownership, according to the Ministry of Finance notification. It added that such entities "shall invest only under the Government route". It also clarified that future ownership changes will be scrutinised.
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EVMs taped to block votes in West Bengal's Falta, scent smeared to find voters: Report
Election Commission has ordered repolling in West Bengal's Falta after finding "severe electoral offences" during voting on April 29. An EC report stated that EVM buttons were allegedly taped to block votes. Suspects reportedly applied perfume and ink on ballot units' buttons to identify people who voted for a particular candidate. It also reported repeated entries by the same individuals.
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10:49 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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Election Commission has ordered repolling in West Bengal's Falta after finding "severe electoral offences" during voting on April 29. An EC report stated that EVM buttons were allegedly taped to block votes. Suspects reportedly applied perfume and ink on ballot units' buttons to identify people who voted for a particular candidate. It also reported repeated entries by the same individuals.
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Blast in AC led to the fire: Resident as massive fire at residential building kills 9
After a massive fire at a residential building in Delhi's Vivek Vihar claimed at least nine lives, a resident said, "A blast in the AC triggered the fire." Meanwhile, authorities are yet to confirm the cause of fire. The victims in the incident are said to be aged between 1.5 years and 60 years.
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11:14 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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After a massive fire at a residential building in Delhi's Vivek Vihar claimed at least nine lives, a resident said, "A blast in the AC triggered the fire." Meanwhile, authorities are yet to confirm the cause of fire. The victims in the incident are said to be aged between 1.5 years and 60 years.
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Video shows massive fire engulfing Delhi residential building, leaving 9 people dead
At least nine people were killed after a massive fire broke out at a four-storey building in Delhi's Vivek Vihar. A video accessed by NDTV showed a staircase heavily strewn with rubble and charred debris, while officials were seen recovering burnt bodies. The cause of the fire isn't known, but a resident claimed an AC blast may have triggered it.
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11:13 am Sunday, 03 May 2026
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At least nine people were killed after a massive fire broke out at a four-storey building in Delhi's Vivek Vihar. A video accessed by NDTV showed a staircase heavily strewn with rubble and charred debris, while officials were seen recovering burnt bodies. The cause of the fire isn't known, but a resident claimed an AC blast may have triggered it.
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