Nirali Joshi

Tech mogul Elon Musk has announced his plans to visit India later this year, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's post on X. Musk expressed honor in speaking with PM Modi and eagerness to explore collaboration opportunities.

India is targeting an ambitious 100GW nuclear power capacity by 2047. What makes the latest push different from earlier attempts is the entry of big-ticket private capital

In Kanpur's Sarsaul area, a 13-14 year old Muslim boy was attacked by a group of minors for refusing to chant 'Jai Sri Ram'. The assailants intercepted him, demanding he bow down and comply with their religious demands. Upon his refusal, they assaulted him, piercing his thigh with broken glass, leading to a police complaint and ongoing investigation.

Following communal clashes in Murshidabad linked to protests over the Waqf (Amendment) Act, the National Commission for Women (NCW), led by Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar, and West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose visited the violence-affected areas.

The world’s richest man wants a ‘legion’ of his own babies. But he doesn’t want people to know about many of them. The cost of that silence? $15mn

Aman Gupta addressed the BluSmart fraud, highlighting the importance of ethics and governance. He emphasized that financial mismanagement damaged trust in the startup ecosystem, causing losses for investors, founders, employees, and customers. Gupta urged entrepreneurs to prioritize clean financial records and transparent reporting over rapid growth, advocating for ethical business practices.

Anaya Bangar, daughter of Sanjay Bangar, revealed facing harassment within the cricket world after her gender-affirming surgery. She received nude photos from cricketers and faced verbal abuse, including a proposition from a former player. Anaya has represented Islam Gymkhana in Mumbai’s club circuit and also played for Hinckley Cricket Club in Leicestershire, UK.

The US faces scrutiny for its increasing visa revocations and SEVIS terminations targeting international students, disproportionately affecting Indians. AILA reports 50% of such cases involve Indian students, raising concerns about arbitrary actions. Despite a surge in Indian students pursuing US education, anecdotal evidence suggests a decline in aspirations.