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Jason Arday, ex-Cambridge professor at centre of plagiarism row, found dead

Arday resigned as Cambridge’s professor of sociology of education on August 5 Former University of Cambridge professor Jason Arday, who resigned from his post last week following allegations of plagiarism and questions over claims about his achievements, has been found dead in south London.Arday, 41, was found “unresponsive” at an address in Battersea on Friday…

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In response to Pak PM Sharif, J&K CM Omar says IWT sucked ‘our blood’, calls for its cancellation

India placed the treaty in abeyance last year following the Pahalgam terror attack SRINAGAR: Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif warned at an event in Islamabad on Friday that Pakistan would take any step to protect its water rights under the Indus Waters Treaty, saying “every single drop” of Pakistan’s water is a “red line” and…

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$70 million sale: How AI boom is pushing Silicon Valley luxury housing to new heights

The 12-acre Hillsborough estate includes a 12,400 sq ft home with a gym, theatre, spa, aquarium and seven-court sports area. A Lake Como-inspired estate in California’s Silicon Valley sold for a record $70 million to a buyer from the AI industry, highlighting how technology wealth is reshaping the region’s ultra-luxury housing market.The 12-acre property at…

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An unthinkable crime shatters an Indian family in US— and raises questions about AI

Indian-origin teenager charged with double murder of mother, brother in Massachusetts. TOI Corrrespondent from Washington: Before police found his mother and younger brother dead inside their quiet suburban home in Acton, outside Boston, 17-year-old Arjun Aravind had allegedly been exploring a dark world online – using the internet and ChatGPT to search for ideas and…

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‘Greatest threat’: How India, Pakistan view each other; data lays bare deep animosity

A survey has revealed that a majority of adults in Pakistan and India view the other as their single greatest threat. Nearly eight decades after the 1947 Partition of British India gave birth to two independent nations, deep-seated historical trauma, and territorial disputes that have led to multiple military confrontations continue to shape the mindset…

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‘Terrorists will face consequences’: President Murmu addresses nation on eve of 80th I-Day

President Droupadi Murmu addresses the nation on Independence Day eve NEW DELHI: President Droupadi Murmu on Friday addressed the nation and extended her greetings ahead of the 80th Independence day. On the eve of Independence Day, Murmu praised India’s growth and said that “every citizen is contributing to nation building”.Here’s are some of the key…

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