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Several senior executives at Hero MotoCorp have resigned recently, following a townhall meeting where zero tolerance for underperformance was emphasized by the executive chairman. The company is facing significant challenges, including losing its market leader position to Honda Motorcycle.

Apple is expanding its supplier network in India, engaging with Wipro Enterprises and Lakshmi Machine Works. This move aims to mitigate supply chain risks, reduce costs, and boost operational efficiency. Apple’s strategy reflects a long-term commitment to India.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon shared his love for cricket by playing with children in Delhi during his India visit. Luxon and Indian Prime Minister Modi discussed deepening cooperation in various fields, including defence and trade. They also signed a Memorandum of Cooperation on Sports to promote collaboration.

Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Yadav appeared before the Enforcement Directorate in connection with the land for job scam. Tejashwi Yadav claimed these cases are politically motivated. Prior chargesheets include his wife Rabri Devi and daughters. Despite the allegations and frequent summons, Tejashwi asserted their commitment to law and their resolve to gain strength and form the government in Bihar.

Over 400 Hollywood celebrities, including Ben Stiller and Paul McCartney, have signed an open letter to the Trump administration opposing efforts to weaken copyright protections for AI training. They argue such changes would harm the creative industry, which supports millions of American jobs and significant economic contributions.

Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis predicts AGI could emerge in the next five to ten years, noting that current AI systems still face significant limitations in real-world context understanding. He emphasizes ongoing research and development while contrasting with more aggressive AGI timelines from other industry leaders.

Heart diseases are becoming more prevalent due to lifestyle choices and genetic factors. Prevention through healthy habits, regular check-ups, and awareness is crucial. The Times of India will host a medithon on March 21 with top cardiologists discussing heart disease risks and prevention. Sessions will cover managing heart diseases and specific impacts on youngsters and women.

A reported Nagpur violence incident involved an accused inappropriately touching a woman police official during a clash. Provoked by the removal of Aurangzeb's tomb, the unrest led to vandalism and multiple injuries. Local residents confirmed significant property damage, while authorities attributed the escalation to misinformation.

Former Marvel actor Jonathan Majors has married actress Meagan Good in a private Los Angeles ceremony. The wedding follows Majors' proposal in Paris and coincides with his upcoming film release. Despite facing legal issues, including an assault conviction, Good supported Majors throughout, strengthening their relationship. An official wedding announcement is anticipated soon.

Defence minister Rajnath Singh and Union minister Jitendra Singh commend NASA astronaut Sunita Williams and her crew for their extraordinary achievements after safely returning from the International Space Station. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also expresses pride and admiration for Williams' contributions and accomplishments in space exploration.

Andhra Pradesh MLAs possess the highest average assets in India, approximately Rs 65.07 crore, with seven ranking among the top 20 wealthiest legislators nationally. Notably, 79% of Andhra Pradesh MLAs have declared criminal cases, the highest percentage among all states.

A Tollywood cameraman, Mohammed Nawaz, ended his life at his home in Hyderabad, allegedly due to torture by his wife, Swetha Reddy Thada. Nawaz's mother, Sabera Begum, claimed Swetha physically and mentally abused him, hired men to beat him, starved him, and demanded property and money. This incident follows other recent suicides involving tech professionals.

Nasa astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams returned to Earth after an extended nine-month stay in space, experiencing various physiological changes due to the absence of gravity. They are undergoing rehabilitation exercises to restore their health, and post-landing procedures include medical supervision and monitoring at Johnson Space Center.

Nasa astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams returned to Earth after an extended nine-month stay in space, experiencing various physiological changes due to the absence of gravity. They are undergoing rehabilitation exercises to restore their health, and post-landing procedures include medical supervision and monitoring at Johnson Space Center.

Rakshit Chaurasia, a 23-year-old law student, used his legal knowledge to skillfully navigate police interrogation following a fatal car accident he allegedly caused. Chaurasia answered selectively to avoid self-incrimination, while authorities investigate his call records for further evidence in the case.

The Supreme Court has called for a CBI probe into the alleged builder-bank nexus causing distress to homebuyers due to delayed projects. SC wants a detailed proposal from the agency to investigate, stressing the need for quick and effective measures to address the issue.

A 35-year-old merchant navy officer from London was murdered by his estranged wife and her lover in Meerut. The victim’s dismembered body was sealed in a cement-filled drum, discovered nearly 15 days later. Police arrested the culprits, who tried to cover up the crime by misleading the victim's family.

Proposed wage mandates for H-1B visa holders, including a requirement to pay at least the median local wage, may hinder US companies from hiring skilled foreign workers, warns an NFAP study. These mandates could force employers to move jobs offshore, particularly affecting recent graduates in science and engineering, and could weaken the US workforce in key technology sectors.