Times of India

A 62-year-old man's 25-year struggle with multiple health issues, including kidney failure and severe nightly migraines, was finally illuminated by AI. The AI identified a crucial link between his symptoms and loud snoring, suggesting severe sleep apnea. This led to a diagnosis and treatment, significantly improving his health and sleep quality.

President Trump is publicly portraying the US military involvement in Iran as over, despite ongoing troop deployments and high tensions. This disconnect from battlefield reality has unsettled aides and allies, with some describing his messaging as detached and driven by a desire to declare victory and move on.

Tragedy struck Zoji La in Ladakh on Friday as an avalanche claimed at least seven lives and left several injured. The devastating snowslide also caused a significant disruption, blocking the vital Srinagar-Leh highway and halting traffic. Immediate rescue and relief operations are in full swing, with authorities expressing deep sorrow and offering condolences to affected families.

China has deployed converted J-6 fighter jets as attack drones at air bases near the Taiwan Strait, a move analysts view as a significant shift in its warfighting posture. These repurposed aircraft are intended for saturation attacks, aiming to overwhelm air defenses through sheer numbers and cost asymmetry.

Former Pakistan batter Ahmed Shehzad has sharply criticized the Pakistan Super League (PSL), ranking it significantly below the Indian Premier League (IPL). He highlighted how many overseas players commit to the PSL but later opt for the IPL due to better offers, impacting Pakistan's premier T20 competition and its national team's development.

Citroen Racing driver Nick Cassidy secured his maiden pole with the new Formula E team, but his race at the Madrid E-Prix did not go to plan after contact with Norman Nato. The Kiwi driver later reflected on the Round 6 race, describing it as enjoyable despite the disappointing result.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a virtual meeting with Chief Ministers. The focus was on the Middle East conflict's impact on fuel supply, inflation, and logistics. Discussions aimed to ensure coordinated action between the Centre and states. Preparedness for potential disruptions and maintaining stability in essential sectors were key. Contingency planning for fuel availability and price pressures was also reviewed.

The Supreme Court of India has intervened in a Gurugram child sexual assault case, exposing systemic failures by police and the Child Welfare Committee. The Court's strong criticism highlights investigative lapses and institutional insensitivity, prompting the formation of a Special Investigation Team to restore faith in the justice system.

A Russian tanker carrying oil is heading towards Cuba, intensifying a geopolitical standoff with the US. This move challenges America's de facto oil blockade on the island, which is facing an energy crisis. The situation echoes the Cuban Missile Crisis, highlighting Cuba's enduring strategic importance and testing US resolve in its hemisphere.

Delhi's cultural hub buzzes with anticipation as theatre-goers gather for live performances, an ancient art form that continues to reflect society. From classical Sanskrit drama to modern plays and vibrant folk traditions, theatre offers a raw, unfiltered experience, demanding full presence from artists and audiences alike.

Following a fatal small plane crash, the DGCA has issued new guidelines empowering pilots flying VVIPs to refuse unsafe flights. These rules aim to prevent undue pressure on flight crews and ensure safety by mandating professional judgment, proper aircraft maintenance, and pre-flight checks for all dignitaries' air travel.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman assured that India will maintain fiscal prudence while shielding citizens from rising global crude oil prices. She highlighted India's stable fuel prices compared to other nations, dismissing lockdown rumors as baseless and aimed at creating fear. The government has reduced excise duty on petrol and diesel to protect consumers.

Sai Sudharsan prioritizes batting versatility over solely chasing high strike rates for IPL 2026, aiming to adapt to various pitch conditions. He believes in playing longer innings to secure team victories. Sudharsan also expressed strong trust in Gujarat Titans captain Shubman Gill's leadership and his ability to understand and support players.

Bappi Lahiri's 1,050 sq ft Mumbai home pulses with his legacy: music, memories, gold chair, 1,000 Ganesh idols, Kishore Kumar's last photo. Grandson reveals cozy rooms, award walls, soundproof studio for Disco Dancer, heartfelt meals, faith nooks, and verandah vibes—beyond real estate, a disco era shrine.

Anthropic has confirmed it is testing Claude Mythos, a new AI model it describes as the most capable it has ever built—and the most dangerous to release. The model introduces a new tier above Opus called Capybara, and significantly outperforms Claude Opus 4.6 in coding, reasoning, and cybersecurity. Anthropic isn't rushing a wider rollout because, by its own assessment, Mythos is currently far ahead of every other AI model in cyber capabilities.