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Meta Installs AI Training Tools On Staff Pcs

Meta has reportedly introduced internal AI training tools on employee computers as part of its new Model Capability Initiative. The system tracks activities like mouse movements, clicks, keystrokes, and may occasionally capture screenshots.

'70–80% politicians watch...': Pappu Yadav sparks new row day after 'bedroom' remark

Responding to a notice from the Bihar State Women’s Commission over his remarks, MP Pappu Yadav said he had made the same claim on the floor of the House, stating that 70–80 per cent of politicians watch porn.

India's AI moment: Hype, investment & reality

India is positioning itself as a leader in the global AI ecosystem, highlighted by hosting the first AI Impact Summit. A SenseAI report notes global AI investment reached $800 billion in 2025, with VC funding at $226 billion.

Tamil Nadu Elections: Actor Vijay Set For Electoral Debut as State Goes to Poll on April 23

Vijay, chief of Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, has made a strong and emotional appeal to voters ahead of polling day in Tamil Nadu. In an open letter, Vijay urged people to support his party’s “whistle” symbol, framing the election as a decisive battle against established political forces. He said his entry into politics was driven by a desire to repay the love and support of the people, calling it a “debt of gratitude.” Taking aim at both Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and Bharatiya Janata Party, Vijay alleged that the parties had caused him “indescribable pain” and reiterated his opposition to them.

Israel-Hezbollah War: Hezbollah Launches Rockets at North Israel Amid Truce

The Lebanese militant group Hezbollah Tuesday said it launched rockets ​and drones on northern Israel, accusing the Israeli military of violating the 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, news agency Reuters reported. The attack comes after Hezbollah accused Israel of attacking civilians and destroying homes. The 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon came into effect on April 16, during which both parties should aim to iron out their differences for “lasting peace.” A White House summit of leaders from both countries had also been proposed.

War reset: Why United States extended Iran ceasefire without request?
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US President Donald Trump announced an open-ended ceasefire extension of US military strikes against Iran, despite no request for an extension, while maintaining economic and military pressure through a naval blockade. What does the shift intend to achieve?

Who is Ahmad Vahidi? Is IRGC chief shaping Iran’s war decisions? Here’s what we know

Ahmad Vahidi is the Commander-in-Chief of the IRGC, a hardline veteran and former Quds Force leader who now centralises Iran’s military-security strategy, increasingly overshadowing civilian diplomacy.

Anne Hathaway was the 9th choice for The Devil Wears Prada? The behind-the-scenes history of the film ahead of its sequel
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The Devil Wears Prada 2 is one of the most anticipated films of the year and a sequel to an iconic film which released in 2006. And while the first film remains rent-free in our collective memories, here are some interesting facts that you may have missed the first time around.

US-IRAN War: US At Risk of Running Out of Missiles; Stockpile Not Enough To Confront China

The United States military is facing growing concerns over depleted missile stockpiles following the recent conflict with Iran. According to assessments, including those by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, nearly 45% of Precision Strike Missiles have been used, along with around 50% of THAAD and Patriot air defense interceptors. Other long-range systems, including cruise missiles, have also seen significant drawdowns. Experts warn this creates a “near-term risk” for US military readiness—especially if another major conflict emerges, particularly involving China. The situation highlights the strain of modern high-intensity warfare on advanced weapons systems and raises urgent questions about production capacity, defense planning, and global deterrence.

Iranian Vessel 'Touska' Seized on April 19; US President Trump Says Cargo Wasn't Nice

In the most high-profile statement from Beijing on the US blockade of Iranian ports so far, Chinese leader Xi Jinping told Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on April 20 that "the Strait of Hormuz should remain open to traffic." Speaking by phone with the Saudi leader as China continues to increase its diplomatic efforts during the US-Israeli war with Iran, Xi said reopening the crucial waterway would be in the "common interest of countries in the region and the international community."

Pahalgam Terror Attack: PM Modi Remembers Innocent Victims, Sends Strong Message On Terrorism

India marks the first anniversary of the Pahalgam terror attack, remembering the lives lost and honouring the victims of the tragedy. The attack in Jammu & Kashmir shocked the nation and led to heightened security measures across the region. On the anniversary, tributes are being held while authorities reaffirm their commitment to fighting terrorism and ensuring safety in the Valley.

India-bound ship among two vessels attacked in Strait of Hormuz, seized by Iran's IRGC

The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) said three merchant ships came under fire in the Strait of Hormuz by Iran, and one of the ships suffered damage to its bridge (the central command centre) after being hit by gunfire and rocket-propelled grenades.

Amid cancellations and controversy, Kanye West to make historic India debut on THIS date

Amid recent global cancellations and controversies, Kanye West, also known as Ye, is all set to make his India debut. Earlier, the concert was scheduled in March but was later postponed due to geopolitical tensions linked to the US–Iran conflict.

‘I feel bad even today’: Kris Srikkanth’s heartfelt apology to Rohit Sharma over 2011 World Cup omission

“I told him I’m sorry.” Kris Srikkanth reveals the "half all-rounder" strategy that led to Rohit Sharma's heartbreaking omission from the 2011 World Cup squad and why he still regrets the decision today.

Islamabad in limbo: Mediation efforts stutter as US-Iran ceasefire deadline looms

Islamabad's diplomatic balancing act: Pakistan awaits a breakthrough in US-Iran peace talks as the 2026 ceasefire deadline looms and maritime tensions in the Sea of Oman escalate.

West Bengal Assembly Elections: First Phase Of Polls On April 23

Campaigning for Phase-1 of the West Bengal elections has officially ended, setting the stage for voting across 152 constituencies on April 23. With over 8,000 polling booths marked as super sensitive, security has been significantly tightened to ensure smooth and peaceful voting. The first phase is crucial and could shape the momentum for the rest of the elections, as political parties brace for a high-stakes contest across key districts.

Delhi horror: Senior IRS officer’s 22-year-old daughter strangled to death in Amar Colony

Investigators revealed that there is a strong likelihood that she was strangled with wires. Special police teams have been set up to catch the suspect, and officers are reviewing CCTV footage from across Amar Colony to trace the person’s escape route.

Meta to spy on staff's clicks and keystrokes to train AI agents, netizens ask 'training AI models that would replace them?'

Meta will monitor the screens, keystrokes and mouse movements of its workers in real time and use the data to train AI agents. The employees have been told not to worry, as they are helping the models get better. Are they training their replacements?

With Hormuz disrupted, what are the alternative routes for Middle East oil and gas exports—and are they enough?

The Strait’s instability, linked to the US–Israeli war with Iran, has revived scrutiny of alternative export corridors that remain fragmented and incomplete.