Times of India

Nvidia's board is reportedly discussing the future of CEO Jensen Huang amid controversy regarding personal relationships. Two internal candidates, Ian Buck and Colette Kress, have emerged for potential succession. A decision on interim leadership is expected soon, with Kress favored for stability and Buck for technical expertise. Several external candidates, including Arm CEO Rene Haas, are also being considered.

Gold and silver price prediction today: Gold may face resistance at 147,000, being the level of 30-week exponential moving average. A close above it would point to a potential move toward the level of 151,500. The bias should remain bullish while support holds at 137,800.

Tata Investment Corporation has appointed Bahram Vakil as chairman after Noel Tata's retirement on November 11. This decision is part of a broader reshuffle at Tata companies due to retirement guidelines. Vakil's prior role allowed him to transition smoothly into the chairman position, succeeding Noel Tata. T V Narendran will also become chairman of Tata International, furthering leadership changes within the group.

On November 4, a 20-year-old woman was pushed off a local train at Naigaon railway station. She lost her left arm after the incident and is currently receiving treatment. The accused, a 53-year-old man, allegedly molested her before pushing her off the train. He has been arrested after police examined CCTV footage from the station. A case of molestation and attempted murder has been filed against the suspect.

Gibran Rakabuming Raka, Indonesia's Vice-President, resigned after challenges regarding his eligibility emerged from court rulings. His resignation was submitted to the People’s Consultative Assembly leadership in Jakarta. This situation arose after the Constitutional Court ruled his education documents were insufficient for election requirements. Raka had communicated his intention to resign to President Prabowo Subianto to avoid further political controversy.

A proposed rule by the Department of Homeland Security could change how H-1B visa extensions are processed. If enforced, it would remove the requirement for USCIS to give deference to previous approvals. This change might lead to an increase in requests for additional evidence during extension reviews. Consequently, it could create uncertainty for workers whose employment status and details remain unchanged.

Anirudh Ravichander and Kavya Maran tied the knot in a serene ceremony in Greece, opting for simplicity over tradition by forgoing a priest and Sanskrit chants. Their heartfelt mangalsutra ritual was attended by dignitaries like Rajinikanth and MK Stalin, enhancing its significance. Anirudh's mother dazzled in a saree adorned with Hindu deities, charming many guests.

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is under fire due to a reported affair with Vice President Kimberly Powell, who has significantly contributed to the company's healthcare operations for nearly two decades. Investigations are ongoing, including Huang's connections to an individual linked to Chinese intelligence. Huang has publicly acknowledged his infidelity, coinciding with a 3% dip in Nvidia's shares amid these troubling developments.

Abhishek Banerjee raised concerns about ongoing surveillance by Kolkata Police near his residence. Following a previous attack during his birthday celebrations, he fears another incident may be planned. The temporary shed outside his house was removed by the municipal corporation on police orders. Despite multiple complaints, Banerjee accused the BJP government of failing to take action against the situation.

Seventeen-year-old Indian chess prodigy Md Imran is just one Grandmaster norm away from the coveted title, but a US visa crisis threatens his full scholarship at the University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley. After losing his passport and visas in Slovakia, he faces mounting family debt, bureaucratic hurdles and a January 2027 deadline that could derail his chess and academic dreams.

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi's memoir recalls the Wembley bout of 1966

US lawmakers have raised national security concerns over Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's alleged relationship with a woman suspected of links to Chinese intelligence. Congressman Jamie Raskin and Senator Chuck Schumer have questioned the potential Chinese influence, while Nvidia's board has launched an investigation and is reportedly considering Huang's future amid growing controversy.

Punjab Kings co-owner Ness Wadia opens up about the blockbuster Hardik Pandya-Arshdeep Singh trade, admitting that letting go of the India pacer was a difficult decision. Wadia explains the cricketing rationale behind acquiring Pandya, reveals how the negotiations unfolded and outlines the franchise's long-term ambitions of building a championship-winning team.

An altercation between Mohan Sharma and his neighbor Paramjeet Dhankar led to escalating hostility. Sharma, unable to bear the humiliation, decided to murder Dhankar. On November 6, Sharma lured Dhankar downstairs and shot him multiple times. Investigators revealed a history of disputes between the two families over parking and property issues. Sharma has been arrested and is currently in police custody for further interrogation.

Amid rising tensions, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's security cabinet has initiated military preparations for a possible strike on Iran. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot advocates for careful judgment from the caretaker administration during this transitional period, emphasizing that military actions should only be executed in the face of direct threats to Israel. He highlights concerns about Netanyahu's decreasing support in the Knesset, which currently stands at just 46 votes.

Stuart MacGill has acknowledged using sandpaper on the ball during his cricket career, indicating it was not a deliberate cheating strategy. His admission follows recent statements made by Usman Khawaja in his memoir, which has reopened discussions on Sandpapergate. Cricket Australia maintains that the wider team was unaware of any wrongdoing during the 2018 Cape Town Test.