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One of the biggest points of discussion and questioning is the revision to Q1 FY26 GDP at current prices, that is the figures for last year's same quarter numbers. Under the old 2011-12 series, GDP was estimated at Rs 86.05 lakh crore. However, under the new series, it has subsequently been revised to Rs 80 lakh crore.

BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia defended Rohit Sharma's continued high-level performance in ODIs. He questioned the ongoing speculation regarding the veteran player's future in the team. Sharma himself has previously stated that external noise does not significantly impact his focus. The board's stance comes as the 2027 ODI World Cup approaches. India will eventually need to consider succession planning for the team.

Alphonso Smith Jr., the former Detroit Lions’ star player, has been found dead and his last note has hinted at childhood abuse that he experienced.

MapQuest's refusal to comply with a federal directive to rename Lake Ontario has landed the app at the peak of the US App Store charts. Unlike Google Maps and Apple Maps, which followed the presidential order, MapQuest experienced a remarkable boost, collecting over 1.5 million downloads in North America. The company is now shifting focus towards new features that users are eager for.

Subhash Chandra was offering just 0.03% of the loans for which he was a personal guarantor. But there should be no surprise here. In the history of such settlements in India, guarantors have paid an average 1% of the amount they stood guarantee for

Two influential Dalit leaders in Bihar are embroiled in a public discourse about sub-quotas related to existing reservations. This rift within the Scheduled Caste community may stir up political complexities for the NDA government. The BJP must navigate the demands of anti-reservation activists and also its allies, who seek changes in reservation policy, even as it strives to maintain the balance of its electoral coalition pressures.

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez attended an exclusive club event as guests. Six months later, Bezos still awaits membership despite owning island properties. Membership at Indian Creek Country Club requires more than significant financial investment. Other prominent residents also face challenges in securing club membership. The club's stringent approval process emphasizes member relationships and committee decisions.

A Winnipeg mother is being hailed as a hero after saving two lives. Jayclyn Morrissette bravely entered the Red River to rescue a father and daughter. She performed life-saving measures on the unconscious child after pulling her from the water. The child was hospitalized in critical condition but is expected to recover fully. Morrissette, however, downplays her actions, stating she was just acting as a mom.

The defending champion rejected the suggestion that her off-court appearances had affected her preparation.

Meta AI chief Alexandr Wang plans to delay having children until brain-computer interfaces advance. He believes children's brains can adapt better to technologies like Neuralink. Early childhood offers significant neuroplasticity for integrating new interfaces. This integration could allow children to use the technology in unique ways. Wang expects artificial intelligence to become increasingly powerful and capable.

Larry Ellison, the visionary behind Oracle, navigated a challenging divorce in 1986, shortly after welcoming his daughter. His former spouse, Barbara, took on the vital role of primary caregiver, nurturing a passion for cinema within their children, David and Megan. This foundation propelled David to establish Skydance Media, where he produced blockbuster franchises, while Megan founded Annapurna Pictures, garnering numerous Academy Award nominations.

The Rajasthan high court refused to quash criminal proceedings against a police constable. He was accused of illegal detention and severe assault within court premises. The court found his actions were not part of official duty. Prior prosecution sanction was deemed unnecessary for these charges. Criminal proceedings against the constable will now continue.

A three-month-old infant was allegedly assaulted by a neighbor in Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh. The accused, Jetendra, was arrested by police after a thorough investigation. The incident occurred while the baby's parents were occupied with household duties. The child was hospitalized in critical condition and is currently receiving treatment. Police have registered a case and are proceeding with legal action.

The number of government schools has decreased, yet access appears better in theory. As digital connection rises, the gap between what's promised and the actual classroom experience remains glaringly evident.