Anthropic accuses Alibaba of 'illicitly' accessing its AI models
US-based AI firm Anthropic has accused Chinese firm Alibaba of illicitly accessing its Claude AI models' capabilities. Anthropic, in a letter, said Alibaba and its AI lab carried out 28.8 million exchanges with its models using 25,000 fraudulent accounts. Anthropic said Alibaba carried out "distillation attacks", which use outputs from a stronger AI model to train a weaker one.
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09:24 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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US-based AI firm Anthropic has accused Chinese firm Alibaba of illicitly accessing its Claude AI models' capabilities. Anthropic, in a letter, said Alibaba and its AI lab carried out 28.8 million exchanges with its models using 25,000 fraudulent accounts. Anthropic said Alibaba carried out "distillation attacks", which use outputs from a stronger AI model to train a weaker one.
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US VP's wife Usha mocks NYT article on her 'pregnancy fashion'; shares bill of her $8.75 dress
US Vice President JD Vance's wife Usha Vance mocked a New York Times article that mentioned about her maternity dresses. "Now that we know the political significance of my $8.75 coral maternity dress...can't wait to hear what the New York Times has to say about my elastic-waistband pants and compression socks," Usha said while sharing the dress' receipt.
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09:44 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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US Vice President JD Vance's wife Usha Vance mocked a New York Times article that mentioned about her maternity dresses. "Now that we know the political significance of my $8.75 coral maternity dress...can't wait to hear what the New York Times has to say about my elastic-waistband pants and compression socks," Usha said while sharing the dress' receipt.
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Which are the top 10 Indian companies not listed on stock exchanges?
The IPO-bound National Stock Exchange, with a ₹4.86-lakh-crore valuation in 2025, is India's most valuable unlisted company for now. It's followed by Serum Institute of India (₹2.56 lakh crore), Adani Properties (₹1.02 lakh crore), Haldiram Snacks (₹94,800 crore), and Zerodha (₹86,660 crore). Megha Engineering and Infrastructure, Parle Products, Razorpay, Greenko, and Zoho Corporation follow next.
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09:43 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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The IPO-bound National Stock Exchange, with a ₹4.86-lakh-crore valuation in 2025, is India's most valuable unlisted company for now. It's followed by Serum Institute of India (₹2.56 lakh crore), Adani Properties (₹1.02 lakh crore), Haldiram Snacks (₹94,800 crore), and Zerodha (₹86,660 crore). Megha Engineering and Infrastructure, Parle Products, Razorpay, Greenko, and Zoho Corporation follow next.
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Why will Sooryavanshi have a different changing room from his India teammates in UK?
Fifteen-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will use a separate changing room from teammates in the UK, where rules require separate changing, showering and toilet areas when adults and children share facilities. It is aimed at child protection, privacy, supervision and risk management. He falls under UK safeguarding duty of care, which treats under-18s sharing facilities with adults as a managed risk.
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09:37 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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Fifteen-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will use a separate changing room from teammates in the UK, where rules require separate changing, showering and toilet areas when adults and children share facilities. It is aimed at child protection, privacy, supervision and risk management. He falls under UK safeguarding duty of care, which treats under-18s sharing facilities with adults as a managed risk.
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In a first, NCERT adds section on 1975 Emergency to Class 9 textbook
In a first-ever move, NCERT has added a section on the 1975-1977 Emergency to the Class 9 Social Science textbook. "During this period, a majority of fundamental rights were suspended, the press was censored, and numerous political leaders and activists were arrested," a part of the section states. This comes 51 years after the declaration of Emergency in 1975.
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09:31 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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In a first-ever move, NCERT has added a section on the 1975-1977 Emergency to the Class 9 Social Science textbook. "During this period, a majority of fundamental rights were suspended, the press was censored, and numerous political leaders and activists were arrested," a part of the section states. This comes 51 years after the declaration of Emergency in 1975.
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Iran installs its heaviest-ever 6,200 tonne offshore oil platform in Persian Gulf
Iran has successfully deployed and installed a massive 6,200-tonne offshore oil platform at the Reshadat oil field in the Persian Gulf. The 6,200-tonne P4 platform is expected to increase production by 35,000 barrels per day and can also inject 80,000 barrels of water daily to sustain reservoir pressure. Iranian officials said the massive structure was fully designed and built domestically.
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09:54 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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Iran has successfully deployed and installed a massive 6,200-tonne offshore oil platform at the Reshadat oil field in the Persian Gulf. The 6,200-tonne P4 platform is expected to increase production by 35,000 barrels per day and can also inject 80,000 barrels of water daily to sustain reservoir pressure. Iranian officials said the massive structure was fully designed and built domestically.
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Why air conditioning remains uncommon across Europe despite heatwaves?
Even as an intense heatwave has hit Western Europe, air conditioning remains relatively uncommon there. Most houses in Europe, built decades or centuries ago, have thick walls and smaller windows designed to cope with harsh cold winters and lack infrastructure needed for air-conditioning systems. European governments view air conditioning with caution because of its high energy consumption.
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09:53 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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Even as an intense heatwave has hit Western Europe, air conditioning remains relatively uncommon there. Most houses in Europe, built decades or centuries ago, have thick walls and smaller windows designed to cope with harsh cold winters and lack infrastructure needed for air-conditioning systems. European governments view air conditioning with caution because of its high energy consumption.
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2 senior Google AI researchers set to join Anthropic: Report
Two leading AI researchers at Alphabet's Google are planning to leave for rival Anthropic, Bloomberg reported. Jonas Adler and Alexander Pritzel, both considered key contributors to Google's Gemini AI model, are set to join the Claude maker, it added. This comes after Nobel laureate John Jumper and researcher Noam Shazeer left Google to join Anthropic and OpenAI, respectively.
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News By: Pravel Jain
09:48 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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Two leading AI researchers at Alphabet's Google are planning to leave for rival Anthropic, Bloomberg reported. Jonas Adler and Alexander Pritzel, both considered key contributors to Google's Gemini AI model, are set to join the Claude maker, it added. This comes after Nobel laureate John Jumper and researcher Noam Shazeer left Google to join Anthropic and OpenAI, respectively.
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09:48 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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How will the best third-placed teams be picked for FIFA World Cup knockouts?
FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 will feature top two teams from all 12 groups, while last eight places will go to best third-placed teams. These teams will first be ranked by points from all group matches. If level, FIFA will use goal difference, goals scored, team conduct based on cards, and the latest FIFA ranking position as tie-breakers.
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10:14 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 will feature top two teams from all 12 groups, while last eight places will go to best third-placed teams. These teams will first be ranked by points from all group matches. If level, FIFA will use goal difference, goals scored, team conduct based on cards, and the latest FIFA ranking position as tie-breakers.
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Pahalgam terrorists used trekking app for coordinates, activated plan a week before
The Pakistani terrorists behind the Pahalgam attack used a GPS-based mobile app, commonly used for hiking and mountain expeditions, to share and track coordinates near Baisaran Valley, The Indian Express reported. This was revealed by the data extracted from the mobile phones recovered from them during 'Operation Mahadev'. Their plan to attack was active since at least April 15, 2025.
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News By: Garima Garg
10:11 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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The Pakistani terrorists behind the Pahalgam attack used a GPS-based mobile app, commonly used for hiking and mountain expeditions, to share and track coordinates near Baisaran Valley, The Indian Express reported. This was revealed by the data extracted from the mobile phones recovered from them during 'Operation Mahadev'. Their plan to attack was active since at least April 15, 2025.
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India having too much power in world cricket a problem, suggests Ian Botham
Former England all-rounder Ian Botham has suggested India having too much power in world cricket is a problem. Speaking on a podcast, Botham said India's financial dominance, fuelled by the IPL and broadcast revenue, has created an uneven playing field. He linked West Indies cricket's decline to it and said India should share more of its wealth with other boards.
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10:06 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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Former England all-rounder Ian Botham has suggested India having too much power in world cricket is a problem. Speaking on a podcast, Botham said India's financial dominance, fuelled by the IPL and broadcast revenue, has created an uneven playing field. He linked West Indies cricket's decline to it and said India should share more of its wealth with other boards.
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It was a direct assault on our Constitution: PM Modi on Emergency
On 51st anniversary of Emergency, PM Narendra Modi said that Emergency was a direct assault on India's Constitution. "It also revealed the extraordinary courage of countless citizens who refused to remain silent and upheld...ideals enshrined in our Constitution," PM Modi added. "For all of us, our Constitution is an embodiment of...aspirations, rights and duties of 140 crore Indians," he stated.
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10:02 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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On 51st anniversary of Emergency, PM Narendra Modi said that Emergency was a direct assault on India's Constitution. "It also revealed the extraordinary courage of countless citizens who refused to remain silent and upheld...ideals enshrined in our Constitution," PM Modi added. "For all of us, our Constitution is an embodiment of...aspirations, rights and duties of 140 crore Indians," he stated.
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NASA astronauts to conduct 7-hr spacewalk to fix broken ISS robotic arm
Two NASA astronauts, Chris Williams and Jessica Meir, will step outside the International Space Station (ISS) on June 30 to repair a fault in Canadarm2, a 17.6-metre robotic arm. The duo will spend about six hours and 40 minutes on the spacewalk, replacing a malfunctioning wrist joint on Canadarm2, which has been in operation for more than 25 years.
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News By: Pravel Jain
10:23 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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Two NASA astronauts, Chris Williams and Jessica Meir, will step outside the International Space Station (ISS) on June 30 to repair a fault in Canadarm2, a 17.6-metre robotic arm. The duo will spend about six hours and 40 minutes on the spacewalk, replacing a malfunctioning wrist joint on Canadarm2, which has been in operation for more than 25 years.
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Don't call yourself non-aligned while courting Iran & China: US to South Africa
The US said South Africa’s foreign policy is not “non-aligned” as it hosted Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, while its own Deputy President visited China to strengthen ties. “South Africa calls this ‘non-alignment’; we call it what it is: a choice,” the US Ambassador to South Africa said. He added that South Africa cannot claim non-alignment while actively courting America’s adversaries.
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10:21 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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The US said South Africa’s foreign policy is not “non-aligned” as it hosted Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, while its own Deputy President visited China to strengthen ties. “South Africa calls this ‘non-alignment’; we call it what it is: a choice,” the US Ambassador to South Africa said. He added that South Africa cannot claim non-alignment while actively courting America’s adversaries.
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Don’t think it was us: Trump on Iran school bombing that killed over 175
US President Donald Trump said he does not believe US was responsible for the strike on a school in Iran’s Minab that killed over 175 children and teachers. “It’s horrible what happened...somebody said it was our missile, well, maybe it wasn’t our missile,” he said. Earlier, Trump suggested Iran itself may have been responsible because "they have no accuracy whatsoever".
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10:15 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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US President Donald Trump said he does not believe US was responsible for the strike on a school in Iran’s Minab that killed over 175 children and teachers. “It’s horrible what happened...somebody said it was our missile, well, maybe it wasn’t our missile,” he said. Earlier, Trump suggested Iran itself may have been responsible because "they have no accuracy whatsoever".
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Bengaluru family of 3 stabbed by elder daughter, boyfriend
A 55-year-old man, his wife, and younger daughter were allegedly stabbed to death by their elder daughter Shwetha and her boyfriend Kenneth at Seegehalli, east Bengaluru on Monday night. The victims had reportedly opposed the couple's live-in relationship. Six police teams have been formed to trace the accused, who fled after the crime.
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10:38 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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A 55-year-old man, his wife, and younger daughter were allegedly stabbed to death by their elder daughter Shwetha and her boyfriend Kenneth at Seegehalli, east Bengaluru on Monday night. The victims had reportedly opposed the couple's live-in relationship. Six police teams have been formed to trace the accused, who fled after the crime.
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Pak’s biggest dam lost 182 bn litres of storage capacity in 2025 after India suspended IWT
Pakistan's biggest dam, Tarbela Dam, lost 182 billion litres of water storage capacity in 2025 after India suspended the Indus Water Treaty following the Pahalgam terror attack. India had flushed sediments from its upstream dams, which filled up the bottom of Tarbela Dam, reducing its capacity. This lost water could have met the daily needs of Karachi for five months.
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10:32 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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Pakistan's biggest dam, Tarbela Dam, lost 182 billion litres of water storage capacity in 2025 after India suspended the Indus Water Treaty following the Pahalgam terror attack. India had flushed sediments from its upstream dams, which filled up the bottom of Tarbela Dam, reducing its capacity. This lost water could have met the daily needs of Karachi for five months.
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US envoy Sergio has visited more states in India than some Indians: Top US official
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor has "probably visited more states [in India] than maybe some Indians," said Bethany Morrison, Deputy Assistant Secretary in the US State Department's Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs. "He's so proud to show that off," she said. Gor is a "very, very great and eager ambassador who's driving...this [India-US] relationship," she added.
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News By: Garima Garg
10:48 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor has "probably visited more states [in India] than maybe some Indians," said Bethany Morrison, Deputy Assistant Secretary in the US State Department's Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs. "He's so proud to show that off," she said. Gor is a "very, very great and eager ambassador who's driving...this [India-US] relationship," she added.
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Senior Chinese military officers study Xi Jinping’s speeches at ideological training camp
A 10-week ideological training camp for senior Chinese military officers reportedly included studying President Xi Jinping’s speeches and Communist Party discipline rules. The officers practised marching formations, chanted oaths to Communist Party, and sang about PLA discipline as part of their routine. The aim was to ensure officers understood “which red lines must never be crossed,” PLA said.
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10:48 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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A 10-week ideological training camp for senior Chinese military officers reportedly included studying President Xi Jinping’s speeches and Communist Party discipline rules. The officers practised marching formations, chanted oaths to Communist Party, and sang about PLA discipline as part of their routine. The aim was to ensure officers understood “which red lines must never be crossed,” PLA said.
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What is proof of Indian citizenship if not a passport, Aadhaar or voter ID?
Government stated like Aadhaar and voter ID, passport is also not a proof of Indian citizenship. Indian citizenship is often established through a combination of records. Law states that people born in India between January 26, 1950, and July 1, 1987, can be considered citizens by birth while those born after, should at least have one parent as Indian citizen.
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News By: Arshiya Chopra
10:48 am Thursday, 25 June 2026
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Government stated like Aadhaar and voter ID, passport is also not a proof of Indian citizenship. Indian citizenship is often established through a combination of records. Law states that people born in India between January 26, 1950, and July 1, 1987, can be considered citizens by birth while those born after, should at least have one parent as Indian citizen.
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