Times of India

AT&T’s CEO, John Stankey, alongside T-Mobile’s CEO, Peter Osvaldik, has voiced strong criticisms regarding Elon Musk's Starlink efforts. They believe that the project's scope and technical groundwork fall short of being competitive. Stankey cites AT&T's hefty investments in fiber optics, highlighting their superior performance, while both leaders raise concerns about satellite technology's effectiveness, especially in urban areas.

Neeru Dhanda won India's first gold in individual trap shooting at the Asian Games held in Nagoya. Sudesh Devi, her mother, celebrated the news with pride, highlighting their family's struggles and sacrifices. Neeru overcame health challenges before the competition, demonstrating resilience and determination. Although they faced financial difficulties, the family maintained unwavering support for her ambitions. This victory reflects the changing perception of women in sports within their community.

Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs’ star player, had investedin Six Flags and now the company faces trouble.

US President Donald Trump has officially signed an executive order that replaces the term 'Artificial Intelligence' with 'Super Intelligence.' This shift mandates federal agencies to update their communications accordingly, showcasing the evolving technological landscape. At a White House gathering with tech executives, Trump emphasized this pivotal change, with a new legal definition expected to be proposed to Congress in the near future.

EAM flags lack of empathy on terror concerns

The United States has proposed a loan of 40 million barrels of oil from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve to energy companies. This initiative is designed to counteract rising oil prices, which have been significantly impacted by the conflicts in Ukraine and Iran. As Indian refiners brace for a decline in Russian oil supplies, competition with China is pushing them toward pricier oil options.

With India's tour of New Zealand set to begin on October 22, the mental preparations have already begun. Ahead of the bumper five T20I, five ODI and two Test series, the key members of the Test squad would be required to play domestic cricket to stay fit and match sharp.