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<p>Luigi Mangione, the alleged killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, appeared at a Manhattan courthouse on Tuesday, and the judge dismissed two terrorism charges against him. The 27-year-old faced nearly a dozen charges in New York state court for allegedly shooting Thompson, 50, outside a midtown Manhattan hotel on Dec. 4, 2024.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>What does it mean?&nbsp;</strong><br><br>The judge ruled that the second-degree murder charges still stand for Mangione, and it could still lead to the death penalty for him.</p><p><br><strong>Also read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-i-m-not-going-anywhere-bring-it-on-kash-patel-s-hearing-on-charlie-kirk-s-case-begins-here-s-what-fbi-diector-says-tyler-robinson-1758030479903"><strong>‘I’m not going anywhere, bring it on': Kash Patel’s hearing on Charlie Kirk’s case begins. Here’s what FBI Diector says</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Mangione’s defence team had asked Carro to dismiss the state’s “legally and factually unfounded” terrorism-related charges. Prosecutors argued in court filings that Mangione’s alleged writings and planning of the attack justified the charge of first-degree murder in furtherance of terrorism.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>What was Mangione's intention in killing the United Healthcare CEO?</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>When Luigi Mangione was arrested, the police found a note decrying the health care industry with him. Police also found bullet casings scrawled with words like “deny” and “delay” at the crime scene. These left the public wondering if the shooting was a revenge killing for health care insurers rejecting claims.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>A murder suspect 'too hot to be guilty' for Gen Z?</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The Gen Z influencers on Instagram started posting reels and edits with dramatic slow-motion effects and with Britney's iconic song 'Criminal'. Their captions were somewhat like, "How can someone this fine do anything wrong?" Some of the internet creators even posted reels of "outfits inspired by Luigi Mangione" and "What would I wear if I go on a date with Luigi Mangione". Yes, you read it right. They are talking about a suspect in the murder of a father of two and a husband.</p>

The judge ruled that the second-degree murder charges still stand for Mangione, and it could still lead to the death penalty for him.

Luigi Mangione, the alleged killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, appeared at a Manhattan courthouse on Tuesday, and the judge dismissed two terrorism charges against him. The 27-year-old faced nearly a dozen charges in New York state court for allegedly shooting Thompson, 50, outside a midtown Manhattan hotel on Dec. 4, 2024. What does it mean? The judge ruled that the second-degree murder charges still stand for Mangione, and it could still lead to the death penalty for him. Also read: ‘I’m not going anywhere, bring it on': Kash Patel’s hearing on Charlie Kirk’s case begins. Here’s what FBI Diector says Mangione’s defence team had asked Carro to dismiss the state’s “legally and factually unfounded” terrorism-related charges. Prosecutors argued in court filings that Mangione’s alleged writings and planning of the attack justified the charge of first-degree murder in furtherance of terrorism. What was Mangione's intention in killing the United Healthcare CEO? When Luigi Mangione was arrested, the police found a note decrying the health care industry with him. Police also found bullet casings scrawled with words like “deny” and “delay” at the crime scene. These left the public wondering if the shooting was a revenge killing for health care insurers rejecting claims. A murder suspect 'too hot to be guilty' for Gen Z? The Gen Z influencers on Instagram started posting reels and edits with dramatic slow-motion effects and with Britney's iconic song 'Criminal'. Their captions were somewhat like, "How can someone this fine do anything wrong?" Some of the internet creators even posted reels of "outfits inspired by Luigi Mangione" and "What would I wear if I go on a date with Luigi Mangione". Yes, you read it right. They are talking about a suspect in the murder of a father of two and a husband.

<p>The judge ruled that the second-degree murder charges still stand for Mangione, and it could still lead to the death penalty for him.</p>

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<p>US Vice President JD Vance called out for mass doxing and harassment of people who, in his opinion, mourned the killing of the right-wing Charlie Kirk on Monday (September 15). Vance, while guest-hosting Kirk’s podcast, said people who “see someone celebrating Charlie’s murder” should “call them out”. Doxing is a process of searching and sharing the private information of people on the internet with the intention of humiliating them.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>“Hell, call their employer. We don’t believe in political violence, but we do believe in civility, and there is no civility in the celebration of political assassination," Vance said in the podcast.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The US VP also said that Trump's administration would “work to dismantle the institutions that promote violence and terrorism in our own country”.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Vance was not alone in the podcast. Stephen Miller, Trump’s deputy chief of staff, also joined the VP in pledging to crack down on what he called the “vast domestic terrorist network” he blamed for Kirk’s death.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>“With God as my witness, we are going to use every resource we have at the Department of Justice, homeland security and throughout this government to identify, disrupt, dismantle and destroy these networks and make America safe again for the American people,” Miller said.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>‘We will absolutely target you’</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Vance's statement came after the Attorney General Pam Bondi said the government will “target” those who use hate speech before “across the aisle.”</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>“We will absolutely target you, go after you, if you are targeting anyone with hate speech, anything, and that’s across the aisle," she said.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Student arrested in Texas for 'mocking' Kirk's killing</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>An 18-year-old girl named Camryn Giselle Booker was nabbed in Texas after she disrupted a vigil for Charlie Kirk by hurling vile comments at mourners, Fox News reported.</p>

Doxing is a process of searching and sharing the private information of people on the internet with the intention of humiliating them.

US Vice President JD Vance called out for mass doxing and harassment of people who, in his opinion, mourned the killing of the right-wing Charlie Kirk on Monday (September 15). Vance, while guest-hosting Kirk’s podcast, said people who “see someone celebrating Charlie’s murder” should “call them out”. Doxing is a process of searching and sharing the private information of people on the internet with the intention of humiliating them. “Hell, call their employer. We don’t believe in political violence, but we do believe in civility, and there is no civility in the celebration of political assassination," Vance said in the podcast. The US VP also said that Trump's administration would “work to dismantle the institutions that promote violence and terrorism in our own country”. Vance was not alone in the podcast. Stephen Miller, Trump’s deputy chief of staff, also joined the VP in pledging to crack down on what he called the “vast domestic terrorist network” he blamed for Kirk’s death. “With God as my witness, we are going to use every resource we have at the Department of Justice, homeland security and throughout this government to identify, disrupt, dismantle and destroy these networks and make America safe again for the American people,” Miller said. ‘We will absolutely target you’ Vance's statement came after the Attorney General Pam Bondi said the government will “target” those who use hate speech before “across the aisle.” “We will absolutely target you, go after you, if you are targeting anyone with hate speech, anything, and that’s across the aisle," she said. Student arrested in Texas for 'mocking' Kirk's killing An 18-year-old girl named Camryn Giselle Booker was nabbed in Texas after she disrupted a vigil for Charlie Kirk by hurling vile comments at mourners, Fox News reported.

<p>Doxing is a process of searching and sharing the private information of people on the internet with the intention of humiliating them.</p>

'Hell, call their employer': JD Vance calls for mass ‘doxing’ to find and harass Charlie Kirk critics

<p>FBI Director Kash Patel appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday (September 16) for the hearing on the handling of Charlie Kirk's assassination case. In his opening statement, the FBI Director said that it is important for the agency to be as transparent as possible.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Patel said that under his direction, the photos of the suspect were released in public after which an arrest was made just a "few hours later".</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Patel said that the suspect’s father told investigators, “When I saw that video that you released, I recognized it was my son and I confronted him.”</p><p><br>“I’m not going anywhere. If you want to criticize my 16 years of service, bring it on," the FBI Director added in his statement.</p><p><br>Republican Chairman Chuck Grassley, while opening the hearing, called Kirk "a man of God, faith, family and country.”</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>'Shut up and let the professionals do their job'</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>During the hearing, the &nbsp;top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee lashed out at Patel for his early handling of the case, including the time when he wrongly claimed that the "subject" was in custody.</p>

<p>Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin said Patel said, “Mr. Patel was so anxious to take credit for finding Mr. Kirk’s assassin that he violated one of the basics of effective law enforcement: at critical stages of an investigation, shut up and let the professionals do their job."</p>

Patel said that under his direction, the photos of the suspect were released in public after which an arrest was made just a few hours later.

FBI Director Kash Patel appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday (September 16) for the hearing on the handling of Charlie Kirk's assassination case. In his opening statement, the FBI Director said that it is important for the agency to be as transparent as possible. Patel said that under his direction, the photos of the suspect were released in public after which an arrest was made just a "few hours later". Patel said that the suspect’s father told investigators, “When I saw that video that you released, I recognized it was my son and I confronted him.” “I’m not going anywhere. If you want to criticize my 16 years of service, bring it on," the FBI Director added in his statement. Republican Chairman Chuck Grassley, while opening the hearing, called Kirk "a man of God, faith, family and country.” 'Shut up and let the professionals do their job' During the hearing, the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee lashed out at Patel for his early handling of the case, including the time when he wrongly claimed that the "subject" was in custody.

<p>Patel said that under his direction, the photos of the suspect were released in public after which an arrest was made just a "few hours later".</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

‘I’m not going anywhere, bring it on': Kash Patel’s hearing on Charlie Kirk’s case begins. Here’s what FBI Diector says

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<p>A shocking video emerged on social media showing a group of people being swept away by the raging Tons River after a cloudburst late Monday night triggered incessant rain and widespread destruction in Uttarakhand's Dehradun. Reports indicated that there were at least six people, a group of labourers who were stuck in the middle of the river and later swept away.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The surfaced viral video shows all those labourers perched on a tractor stuck in the middle of the river in spate. Amid the heavy water flow of the river, men are seen calling for help. But soon, people on the bank could figure out how to rescue them, and the flow of the water in the river topples the tractor, resulting in the men being swept away.</p>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Flooding occurred on the Tons River in Dehradun.<br>Stay away from that area. <a href="https://t.co/G9S2fQnr7o">pic.twitter.com/G9S2fQnr7o</a></p>&mdash; Ansh (@anshhxxxx) <a href="https://twitter.com/anshhxxxx/status/1967790323872276869?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 16, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<p>Seeing this, people on the banks began running and screaming as the tractor overturned, men on it disappeared completely underwater. As per the preliminary report, the labourers were employed in mining activities. But details on their reason for being stuck is still remain awaited, according to a report in NDTV.</p><h3>Around 400 people have been evacuated</h3><p>The incident is a result of the Dehradun cloudburst, as heavy rainfall through the night has lashed several areas of the city, causing huge damage to roads and homes in Mussoorie and Mal Devta areas, along with Dehradun. A bridge near the Law College in Prem Nagar of Dehradun has also been washed away.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In response, rescue teams are on the ground for the evacuation, and nearly 400 people have been evacuated so far. Disaster Management Secretary Vinod Kumar Suman stated that damage has also been reported from Mal Devta in Dehradun and from Mussoorie.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>"Upon receiving news of the disaster, SDRF and NDRF teams reached the affected sites immediately," SDRF Commandant Arpan Yaduvanshi told The New Indian Express. "Residents of the impacted areas have been moved to safer locations. Heavy machinery, including excavators, has been deployed for relief and rescue operations, and the search for missing persons is continuing on a war footing,” he added.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In addition, heavy rains have also triggered the Sahastradhara River to overflow, resulting in floodwaters sweeping debris into the main market, severely damaging shops and hotels along Sahastradhara Road.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also read:</strong> <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/dehradun-floods-cloudburst-triggers-flash-floods-houses-and-roads-destroyed-imd-warns-of-more-heavy-rain-1758001823855">Dehradun floods: Cloudburst triggers flash floods, houses and roads destroyed; IMD warns of more heavy rain</a></p>

The incident was triggered by the Dehradun cloudburst, as heavy rainfall through the night has lashed several areas of the city, prompting damage to roads and homes in Mussoorie and Mal Devta areas, along with Dehradun.

A shocking video emerged on social media showing a group of people being swept away by the raging Tons River after a cloudburst late Monday night triggered incessant rain and widespread destruction in Uttarakhand's Dehradun. Reports indicated that there were at least six people, a group of labourers who were stuck in the middle of the river and later swept away. The surfaced viral video shows all those labourers perched on a tractor stuck in the middle of the river in spate. Amid the heavy water flow of the river, men are seen calling for help. But soon, people on the bank could figure out how to rescue them, and the flow of the water in the river topples the tractor, resulting in the men being swept away.

<p>The incident was triggered by the Dehradun cloudburst, as heavy rainfall through the night has lashed several areas of the city, prompting damage to roads and homes in Mussoorie and Mal Devta areas, along with Dehradun.</p>

Men waiting for help swept away by flash flood in Dehradun river | VIDEO

<p>A Chinese court has penalised the teenagers who were filmed urinating into a pot of broth at a hotpot restaurant and ordered their parents to pay 2.2 million yuan (Rs. 2.7crore) in compensation. The drunk 17-year-olds came under heavy fire when their video of peeing in the broth pot in a private room at the Shanghai branch of China's biggest hotpot chain, Haidilao, went viral online. The restaurant came to know about the incident four days after it happened on 24 February. Haidilao also did not know about the time and location of the disgusting act. After the restaurant became aware of the incident, it offered compensation to over 4,000 diners. However, it does not know whether the contaminated broth was consumed by anyone.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Haidilao filed a complaint with the police in Jianyang, Sichuan. The hotpot chain has its headquarters here and has several outlets in other locations. The teenagers were arrested. A civil lawsuit followed in March, in which the restaurant sought a public apology and over 23 million yuan in damages. The Huangpu District People's Court of Shanghai, while announcing the order, ruled that the teenagers deliberately infringed upon property rights and damaged reputation through “acts of insult”.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>Teenagers and parents were ordered to issue a public apology</strong></h2><p>It stated that the act caused "strong discomfort among the public" and polluted tableware and the dining environment. The court said that the parents had "failed to fulfil their duty of guardianship". They have been ordered to pay 2.2 million yuan, which includes 2 million yuan for reputational and business damage, 130,000 yuan for tableware losses and cleaning expenses, and 70,000 yuan in legal costs. Global Times reported that the parents and the teenagers have been told to issue a public apology in the newspapers. The compensation that the restaurant paid to other diners was not ruled as liable to be paid by the teenagers as the court called it a "voluntary business decision".</p>

The teenagers who peed in a broth pot in a restaurant in China have been punished, and their parents have been ordered to pay a hefty compensation to Haidilao. The two 17-year-olds were filmed urinating in the pot, inviting criticism from across the world.

A Chinese court has penalised the teenagers who were filmed urinating into a pot of broth at a hotpot restaurant and ordered their parents to pay 2.2 million yuan (Rs. 2.7crore) in compensation. The drunk 17-year-olds came under heavy fire when their video of peeing in the broth pot in a private room at the Shanghai branch of China's biggest hotpot chain, Haidilao, went viral online. The restaurant came to know about the incident four days after it happened on 24 February. Haidilao also did not know about the time and location of the disgusting act. After the restaurant became aware of the incident, it offered compensation to over 4,000 diners. However, it does not know whether the contaminated broth was consumed by anyone. Haidilao filed a complaint with the police in Jianyang, Sichuan. The hotpot chain has its headquarters here and has several outlets in other locations. The teenagers were arrested. A civil lawsuit followed in March, in which the restaurant sought a public apology and over 23 million yuan in damages. The Huangpu District People's Court of Shanghai, while announcing the order, ruled that the teenagers deliberately infringed upon property rights and damaged reputation through “acts of insult”. Teenagers and parents were ordered to issue a public apology It stated that the act caused "strong discomfort among the public" and polluted tableware and the dining environment. The court said that the parents had "failed to fulfil their duty of guardianship". They have been ordered to pay 2.2 million yuan, which includes 2 million yuan for reputational and business damage, 130,000 yuan for tableware losses and cleaning expenses, and 70,000 yuan in legal costs. Global Times reported that the parents and the teenagers have been told to issue a public apology in the newspapers. The compensation that the restaurant paid to other diners was not ruled as liable to be paid by the teenagers as the court called it a "voluntary business decision".

<p>The teenagers who peed in a broth pot in a restaurant in China have been punished, and their parents have been ordered to pay a hefty compensation to Haidilao. The two 17-year-olds were filmed urinating in the pot, inviting criticism from across the world.</p>

China: Parents of drunk teenagers who peed in broth pot ordered to pay Rs. 2.7crore to restaurant

<p>Digital editing trends have captured online attention like never before, sparking countless viral moments. Before the much-loved saree trend swept platforms, another creative trend had begun, transforming photos into Indian retro visuals. Using Google AI Studio’s Nano Banana tool, users easily turn any image into nostalgic, classic Indian-style visuals inspired by vintage cinema and traditional culture. This trend brings a warm blend of heritage and art, allowing people to see their photos imbued with the charm of India’s past.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Whether for social media, creative projects, or simply to relive the charm of old India, this tool provides a simple, elegant method to bring retro magic to your images without needing advanced editing skills.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h3><strong>Follow these steps to transform your photo.</strong></h3><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Step 1:&nbsp;</strong>Open Google AI Studio and select the Nano Banana feature.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Step 2:&nbsp;</strong>Upload the photo you want to convert.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Step 3:&nbsp;</strong>Enter one of the expert-designed prompts below to guide the retro look and feel.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Step 4:&nbsp;</strong>Click Run and watch your image transform into an authentic Indian vintage visual.</p><h3><br><strong>Top 20+ Prompts for Indian Retro Visuals</strong></h3><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 1:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Transform the image into a 1970s Bollywood heroine in a flowing red chiffon saree with soft waves, warm golden hour lighting, and a classic film set backdrop.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 2:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Turn this photo into a vintage street scene in old Mumbai, featuring faded wall murals, hand-painted shop signs, and natural sunlight casting long shadows.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 3:</strong></p><p>Apply a retro sepia filter with subtle film grain to create the look of an 80s Indian wedding photo, adding ornate jewellery and soft velvet drapes.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 4:</strong>&nbsp;</p><p>Make the image resemble a 60s Bollywood movie poster, using grainy textures, bold retro typography, and a classic studio portrait with dramatic lighting.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 5:</strong>&nbsp;</p><p>Visualise the photo set in a traditional village courtyard with clay pots, charpai beds, and morning sunlight filtering through banyan tree branches.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 6:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Create a warm-toned, rainy street festival scene with people wearing colourful ethnic attire, umbrella stalls, and flickering vintage lamps.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 7:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Apply golden hour lighting over a portrait styled as a Maharashtrian woman wearing a nauvari saree, set against a bustling market street with wooden carts.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 8:</strong>&nbsp;</p><p>Turn the image into an old-school Kolkata tram platform with pastel tones, vintage advertisement posters, and commuters in retro attire.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 9:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Generate a black-and-white image with sepia overlays of a young boy playing cricket on a dusty ground lined with old shops.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 10:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Apply a soft film grain over a picnic scene by an Indian riverbank with bamboo baskets, traditional brass vessels, and flowering trees.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 11:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Create a vibrant Diwali evening with oil lamps, marigold garlands, and people in traditional clothes, softly illuminated by sparklers.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 12:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Turn the photo into an iconic Bollywood romantic alleyway scene with bistro lights, retro scooters, and flowing saree fabric caught in a breeze.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 13:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Add dramatic stage lighting and a velvet curtain backdrop to transform the person into a vintage classical Indian dancer performing a solo.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 14:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Make the image resemble a faded Polaroid photo of a family gathering in a 70s Indian home decorated with wooden furniture and traditional paintings.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 15:</strong>&nbsp;</p><p>Apply a rustic texture and warm pastel colours to create a Rajasthan-themed desert scene with camel carts, turbans, and ornate jharokhas.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 16:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Transform the image into a close-up portrait of a man in a Nehru jacket standing against a historical building with colonial architecture.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 17:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Visualise a sunset beachside scene with golden skies, traditional fishing boats, and a woman in a cotton saree walking on wet sand.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 18:</strong>&nbsp;</p><p>Turn the photo into a detailed street food stall scene with brass vessels, steam rising, and happy customers enjoying samosas and chai.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 19:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Apply soft focus and dreamy pastel tones to create a Bollywood studio portrait from the 80s with signature bold makeup and statement jewellery.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 20:&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Create a monochromatic look with subtle pops of colour depicting a traditional Indian wedding mandap decorated with marigolds and draped fabrics.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 21:&nbsp;</strong>Generate an image reminiscent of an old Tamil cinema poster with dynamic poses, bright colours, and stylised typography.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Prompt 22:</strong>&nbsp;</p><p>Add a vintage film reel border and warm overlays to turn the photo into a nostalgic 90s Bollywood family snapshot.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>With these prompts, you can easily transform your photos into beautiful<strong>&nbsp; &nbsp;Indian retro photos.</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

Turn any photo into stunning Indian retro visuals with these 20+ easy Nano Banana prompts on Google AI Studio. Create trending and eye-catching, nostalgic images that are made for sharing and going viral.

Digital editing trends have captured online attention like never before, sparking countless viral moments. Before the much-loved saree trend swept platforms, another creative trend had begun, transforming photos into Indian retro visuals. Using Google AI Studio’s Nano Banana tool, users easily turn any image into nostalgic, classic Indian-style visuals inspired by vintage cinema and traditional culture. This trend brings a warm blend of heritage and art, allowing people to see their photos imbued with the charm of India’s past. Whether for social media, creative projects, or simply to relive the charm of old India, this tool provides a simple, elegant method to bring retro magic to your images without needing advanced editing skills. Follow these steps to transform your photo. Step 1: Open Google AI Studio and select the Nano Banana feature. Step 2: Upload the photo you want to convert. Step 3: Enter one of the expert-designed prompts below to guide the retro look and feel. Step 4: Click Run and watch your image transform into an authentic Indian vintage visual. Top 20+ Prompts for Indian Retro Visuals Prompt 1: Transform the image into a 1970s Bollywood heroine in a flowing red chiffon saree with soft waves, warm golden hour lighting, and a classic film set backdrop. Prompt 2: Turn this photo into a vintage street scene in old Mumbai, featuring faded wall murals, hand-painted shop signs, and natural sunlight casting long shadows. Prompt 3: Apply a retro sepia filter with subtle film grain to create the look of an 80s Indian wedding photo, adding ornate jewellery and soft velvet drapes. Prompt 4: Make the image resemble a 60s Bollywood movie poster, using grainy textures, bold retro typography, and a classic studio portrait with dramatic lighting. Prompt 5: Visualise the photo set in a traditional village courtyard with clay pots, charpai beds, and morning sunlight filtering through banyan tree branches. Prompt 6: Create a warm-toned, rainy street festival scene with people wearing colourful ethnic attire, umbrella stalls, and flickering vintage lamps. Prompt 7: Apply golden hour lighting over a portrait styled as a Maharashtrian woman wearing a nauvari saree, set against a bustling market street with wooden carts. Prompt 8: Turn the image into an old-school Kolkata tram platform with pastel tones, vintage advertisement posters, and commuters in retro attire. Prompt 9: Generate a black-and-white image with sepia overlays of a young boy playing cricket on a dusty ground lined with old shops. Prompt 10: Apply a soft film grain over a picnic scene by an Indian riverbank with bamboo baskets, traditional brass vessels, and flowering trees. Prompt 11: Create a vibrant Diwali evening with oil lamps, marigold garlands, and people in traditional clothes, softly illuminated by sparklers. Prompt 12: Turn the photo into an iconic Bollywood romantic alleyway scene with bistro lights, retro scooters, and flowing saree fabric caught in a breeze. Prompt 13: Add dramatic stage lighting and a velvet curtain backdrop to transform the person into a vintage classical Indian dancer performing a solo. Prompt 14: Make the image resemble a faded Polaroid photo of a family gathering in a 70s Indian home decorated with wooden furniture and traditional paintings. Prompt 15: Apply a rustic texture and warm pastel colours to create a Rajasthan-themed desert scene with camel carts, turbans, and ornate jharokhas. Prompt 16: Transform the image into a close-up portrait of a man in a Nehru jacket standing against a historical building with colonial architecture. Prompt 17: Visualise a sunset beachside scene with golden skies, traditional fishing boats, and a woman in a cotton saree walking on wet sand. Prompt 18: Turn the photo into a detailed street food stall scene with brass vessels, steam rising, and happy customers enjoying samosas and chai. Prompt 19: Apply soft focus and dreamy pastel tones to create a Bollywood studio portrait from the 80s with signature bold makeup and statement jewellery. Prompt 20: Create a monochromatic look with subtle pops of colour depicting a traditional Indian wedding mandap decorated with marigolds and draped fabrics. Prompt 21: Generate an image reminiscent of an old Tamil cinema poster with dynamic poses, bright colours, and stylised typography. Prompt 22: Add a vintage film reel border and warm overlays to turn the photo into a nostalgic 90s Bollywood family snapshot. With these prompts, you can easily transform your photos into beautiful Indian retro photos.

<p>Turn any photo into stunning Indian retro visuals with these 20+ easy nano banana prompts on Google AI Studio. Create trending and eye-catching, nostalgic images that are made for sharing and going viral.</p>

20+ Easy nano banana prompts to turn any photo into a stunning Indian retro photo with ‘Google AI Studio’

<p>A new comet is in the sky, and it was only discovered on Friday, September 12, 2025. Officially named C/2025 R2 (SWAN), it was detected by the Solar Wind Anisotropies (SWAN) instrument on the SOHO spacecraft. The comet is quite bright, at around magnitude 7. It has a long tail that stretches across 2 degrees in the sky. Right now, you cannot see it with the naked eye, although powerful binoculars might offer you a glimpse of the celestial visitor. Scientists say that C/2025 R2 (SWAN) originated from the direction of the Sun relative to Earth, and this is why it wasn't spotted until recently. After discovering this visitor. NASA/JPL worked to understand its orbit around the Sun. Their calculations show that the comet completes an orbit around the sun every 22,554 years. So the next time it will pay us a visit will be in the year 24,579. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/asteroid-to-hit-earth-nasa-says-space-rock-bigger-than-qutub-minar-is-moving-toward-earth-1757922614708"><strong>Asteroid to hit Earth? NASA says space rock bigger than 'Qutub Minar' is moving toward Earth</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Superb image of <br>Comet C/2025 R2 SWAN.<br>Date: 15 09 2025 UT 17h38m <br>Location: Farm Tivoli, Namibia <br>Credit Gerald Rhemann, Michael Jäger <a href="https://t.co/Hdi1x6fQa2">pic.twitter.com/Hdi1x6fQa2</a></p>&mdash; Con Stoitsis (@vivstoitsis) <a href="https://twitter.com/vivstoitsis/status/1967699421845655976?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 15, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Astronomy Picture of the Day<br><br>2025 September 16<br><br>New Comet SWAN25B over Mexico<br>Image Credit &amp; Copyright: Daniel Korona<br><br>Explanation: A newly discovered comet is already visible with binoculars. The comet, C/2025 R2 (SWAN) and nicknamed SWAN25B, is brightening significantly as it… <a href="https://t.co/4aILWYbv78">pic.twitter.com/4aILWYbv78</a></p>&mdash; Peter Aruwa, JESUS FIRST (@YESUENLWANDANA) <a href="https://twitter.com/YESUENLWANDANA/status/1967919440588313084?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 16, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<blockquote class="bluesky-embed" data-bluesky-uri="at://did:plc:57sa7ath7q5u43maxn5xlwm6/app.bsky.feed.post/3lyq5ux75ks2q" data-bluesky-cid="bafyreibfpom6btxa44gckwhsljeu47jdcr4fjs5apr6mf5icrdzjvl7c7i" data-bluesky-embed-color-mode="system"><p lang="en">On 2025-09-13 I confirmed new bright comet SWAN25B remotely at iTelescope.Net T59 (0.51-m f/6.8
reflector) in Australia.

I measured: coma +8.9 mag. 2 arcmin., tail=18 arcmin, PA=112°

Images: 3x10s. (RGB), 60s. (Lum)

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#PhotoHour #StormHour #astronomy<br><br><a href="https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:57sa7ath7q5u43maxn5xlwm6/post/3lyq5ux75ks2q?ref_src=embed">[image or embed]</a></p>&mdash; Filipp Romanov (<a href="https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:57sa7ath7q5u43maxn5xlwm6?ref_src=embed">@filipp-romanov.bsky.social</a>) <a href="https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:57sa7ath7q5u43maxn5xlwm6/post/3lyq5ux75ks2q?ref_src=embed">13 September 2025 at 21:37</a></blockquote><script async src="https://embed.bsky.app/static/embed.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2><strong>When will comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN) come near Earth?</strong></h2><p>The comet reached perihelion, or its closest point to the Sun, on September 12, 2025, at a distance of 75 million kilometres. Data suggests that Earth will cross the comet’s orbit on October 5, 2025. This might also lead to a meteor shower. According to the International Astronomical Union, comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN) will make its closest approach to Earth at a distance of 39 million kilometres sometime between October 12 – 19, 2025. If it survives, the comet will go far away for thousands of years, reaching its farthest distance from the Sun at 86 AU, somewhere within the outer Kuiper belt.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Australian comet expert Michael Matiazzo took a photo of the comet on September 14 and spotted a 2.5-degree-long tail. However, this tail will not be visible through binoculars. The comet is expected to be visible in the southern US soon, as it is currently very low on the western horizon. EarthSky reported several comet hunters, experts and astrophotographers had already captured several images of the new comet.</p>

Comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN) is visible from some parts of Earth right now. It was only discovered on September 12, as all this time it was suspected to be too near the Sun. Here is when to watch the new comet.

A new comet is in the sky, and it was only discovered on Friday, September 12, 2025. Officially named C/2025 R2 (SWAN), it was detected by the Solar Wind Anisotropies (SWAN) instrument on the SOHO spacecraft. The comet is quite bright, at around magnitude 7. It has a long tail that stretches across 2 degrees in the sky. Right now, you cannot see it with the naked eye, although powerful binoculars might offer you a glimpse of the celestial visitor. Scientists say that C/2025 R2 (SWAN) originated from the direction of the Sun relative to Earth, and this is why it wasn't spotted until recently. After discovering this visitor. NASA/JPL worked to understand its orbit around the Sun. Their calculations show that the comet completes an orbit around the sun every 22,554 years. So the next time it will pay us a visit will be in the year 24,579. Also Read: Asteroid to hit Earth? NASA says space rock bigger than 'Qutub Minar' is moving toward Earth

<p>Comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN) is visible from some parts of Earth right now. It was only discovered on September 12, as all this time it was suspected to be too near the Sun. Here is when to watch the new comet.</p>

Photos: New comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN) that will next visit us in year 24,579 is here | When to watch

<p>NASA has revealed that a new island has popped up in Alaska, and it took only about four decades to form. A typical island is created by vast tectonic plate movement over centuries, sometimes even thousands of years. It is only about a five square km piece of land and is known as Prow Knob, which was once surrounded by the deep ice of the Alsek Glacier. The space agency has released satellite images that show the new island, which experts say is a result of climate change. NASA says the small mountain is completely cut off from the mainland and has lost all contact with the Alsek Glacier. It says human action that affected the climate has led to the emergence of this new island. The images were taken by the Landsat 8 satellite in August. NASA's Earth Observatory said that this landmass turned into an island sometime between July 13 and August 6. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/scientists-surprised-to-see-organism-alive-and-moving-inside-arctic-ocean-that-they-thought-was-dead-1757656476816"><strong>Scientists surprised to see organism 'alive and moving' inside Arctic Ocean that they thought was dead</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Lindsey Doermann with the NASA Earth Observatory, said in a statement, "Along the coastal plain of southeastern Alaska, water is rapidly replacing ice." Earliest records of the Alsek glacier that date back to 1894 show that the Alsek Glacier once entirely covered what is today Alsek Lake. Reports from 1907 describe the glacier as being "anchored to a nunatak", a rocky region surrounded by flowing glacial ice on all sides. This nunatak was named Prow Knob since it resembled a ship's prow and was surrounded by an ice face that was about 164 feet high. This ice was visible even in the photos taken in the 1960s.</p><p>However, the warming climate has changed the conditions and caused the glacier to weaken.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>Climate change triggered glacial retreat</strong></h2><p>Doermann says, "Glaciers in this area are thinning and retreating, with meltwater proglacial lakes forming off their fronts." The changes in the glacier were first noticed in 1984 when an aerial photo taken by NASA's &nbsp;Landsat 5 satellite revealed that the glacier's westernmost edge had turned into a &nbsp;lake shore. As the glacier continued to retreat, more portions of the mountain started becoming visible. The process accelerated in the 1990s, and the glacier's northerly arm cut off from a small island. This made it vulnerable to glacial calving, after which two glacial tributaries to the north and the south retreated.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The glacier was no longer getting any new ice. From 2018 to now, the glacial retreat sped up even more, and Prow Knob was soon left with water on all sides. The Alsek Lake, the Harlequin and Grand Plateau lakes have more than doubled in size in the last 40 years.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

A new island has emerged in Alaska as a once-stable glacier melted because of climate change. NASA has released photos of the island that was covered by ice on all sides until 1984, which slowly started breaking off as photos showed a lake shore.

NASA has revealed that a new island has popped up in Alaska, and it took only about four decades to form. A typical island is created by vast tectonic plate movement over centuries, sometimes even thousands of years. It is only about a five square km piece of land and is known as Prow Knob, which was once surrounded by the deep ice of the Alsek Glacier. The space agency has released satellite images that show the new island, which experts say is a result of climate change. NASA says the small mountain is completely cut off from the mainland and has lost all contact with the Alsek Glacier. It says human action that affected the climate has led to the emergence of this new island. The images were taken by the Landsat 8 satellite in August. NASA's Earth Observatory said that this landmass turned into an island sometime between July 13 and August 6. Also Read: Scientists surprised to see organism 'alive and moving' inside Arctic Ocean that they thought was dead Lindsey Doermann with the NASA Earth Observatory, said in a statement, "Along the coastal plain of southeastern Alaska, water is rapidly replacing ice." Earliest records of the Alsek glacier that date back to 1894 show that the Alsek Glacier once entirely covered what is today Alsek Lake. Reports from 1907 describe the glacier as being "anchored to a nunatak", a rocky region surrounded by flowing glacial ice on all sides. This nunatak was named Prow Knob since it resembled a ship's prow and was surrounded by an ice face that was about 164 feet high. This ice was visible even in the photos taken in the 1960s. However, the warming climate has changed the conditions and caused the glacier to weaken. Climate change triggered glacial retreat Doermann says, "Glaciers in this area are thinning and retreating, with meltwater proglacial lakes forming off their fronts." The changes in the glacier were first noticed in 1984 when an aerial photo taken by NASA's Landsat 5 satellite revealed that the glacier's westernmost edge had turned into a lake shore. As the glacier continued to retreat, more portions of the mountain started becoming visible. The process accelerated in the 1990s, and the glacier's northerly arm cut off from a small island. This made it vulnerable to glacial calving, after which two glacial tributaries to the north and the south retreated. The glacier was no longer getting any new ice. From 2018 to now, the glacial retreat sped up even more, and Prow Knob was soon left with water on all sides. The Alsek Lake, the Harlequin and Grand Plateau lakes have more than doubled in size in the last 40 years.

<p>A new island has emerged in Alaska as a once-stable glacier melted because of climate change. NASA has released photos of the island that was covered by ice on all sides until 1984, which slowly started breaking off as photos showed a lake shore.</p>

NASA says a new island has emerged in Alaska in just 40 years

<p>North Korea is known for its bizarre rules and regulations thanks to its leader, Kim Jong Un. From hairstyle to vehicle possession to the education system, the country has been subject to numerous unusual rules. This time, Kim Jong Un has launched another crackdown, but on the words his people will use while talking. The leader has banned the words - ice cream, hamburger, and karaoke. The reason? The words are too "Western", according to the North Korean leader. So what will North Koreans do when they have to use these words while talking? Kim Jong Un has given his own terminology for these words.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Daily NK reported that tour guides in the country are advised not to use English words that are widely used in the West or its not-so-favorite neighbour, South Korea. It was also reported that an official advisory was issued saying that &nbsp;tour guides are being strictly trained to adopt the North Korean terminology.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Here are the North Korean words for some English words that have been banned by Kim Jong Un:</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>1. Hamburger</strong> - dahin-gogi gyeopppang (Which means double bread with ground beef).</p><p><strong>2. Ice cream </strong>- eseukimo.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Around 20 to 30 guides have been appointed for an intense training programme by the Workers’ Party of Korea’s Cadre Department in Kangwon province.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>“Trainees must say dajin-gogi gyeopppang (double bread with ground beef) for hamburger and eseukimo (Eskimo) for ice cream. And karaoke machines, widespread in South Korea, should be called “on-screen accompaniment machines," the Daily NK reported, citing the official order.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Kim Jong Un will not stop there. The appointed trainers will also have to take an exam to complete the training.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Recently, North Korea has been in the headlines for its intense crackdown against the West. As per a recent report, the country is now reportedly using death penalties for people watching or sharing foreign films and TV dramas.</p>

Daily NK reported that tour guides in the country are advised not to use English words that are widely used in the West or its not-so-favorite neighbour, South Korea. 

North Korea is known for its bizarre rules and regulations thanks to its leader, Kim Jong Un. From hairstyle to vehicle possession to the education system, the country has been subject to numerous unusual rules. This time, Kim Jong Un has launched another crackdown, but on the words his people will use while talking. The leader has banned the words - ice cream, hamburger, and karaoke. The reason? The words are too "Western", according to the North Korean leader. So what will North Koreans do when they have to use these words while talking? Kim Jong Un has given his own terminology for these words. Daily NK reported that tour guides in the country are advised not to use English words that are widely used in the West or its not-so-favorite neighbour, South Korea. It was also reported that an official advisory was issued saying that tour guides are being strictly trained to adopt the North Korean terminology. Here are the North Korean words for some English words that have been banned by Kim Jong Un: 1. Hamburger - dahin-gogi gyeopppang (Which means double bread with ground beef). 2. Ice cream - eseukimo. Around 20 to 30 guides have been appointed for an intense training programme by the Workers’ Party of Korea’s Cadre Department in Kangwon province. “Trainees must say dajin-gogi gyeopppang (double bread with ground beef) for hamburger and eseukimo (Eskimo) for ice cream. And karaoke machines, widespread in South Korea, should be called “on-screen accompaniment machines," the Daily NK reported, citing the official order. Kim Jong Un will not stop there. The appointed trainers will also have to take an exam to complete the training. Recently, North Korea has been in the headlines for its intense crackdown against the West. As per a recent report, the country is now reportedly using death penalties for people watching or sharing foreign films and TV dramas.

<p>Daily NK reported that tour guides in the country are advised not to use English words that are widely used in the West or its not-so-favorite neighbour, South Korea.&nbsp;</p>

North Korea: Kim Jong Un’s new and bizarre ruling is here. DON’T use words like 'Hamburgers', 'Ice-Cream'. Details inside

<p>Gemini AI saree photos have taken the internet by storm. People are loving how just with a few prompts, AI is generating images which look straight out of a professional photo shoot. Millions of people have been flooding social media with photos created by Gemini AI which transform them into 90s Bollywood stars.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Curious on how to transform your photos into a dreamy professional ones? Don't worry, we have got you sorted. &nbsp;</p><h2>Prompt-1: Traditional Bridal Look</h2><p>To create a photorealistic, high-resolution vintage photo, add a grain effect to it. The person should be wearing the red traditional bridal outfit along with white flowers on her side hairs, smiling decently, and the posing in front of the window so that the light from the window will reflect on her face. The background should be solid and should enhance the photo in a real way. It should be a golden hour time with a dramatic shadow of the person falling behind on the wall.</p>

<h2>Prompt-2: Bollywood Saree Shoot</h2><p>Turn the photo of this person into an aesthetic poster, including a retro effect and light grains all over it. The subject should be wearing a beautiful purple saree with a red flower on her side hairs, hairs flowing in the opposite direction to the face and the person should smile lightly. Along with the undertone, warm lighting the background should be a plain dusty wall which will reflect the shadow of the person on it, that too be in the sunset time, which will portray romantic and old vibes through the photo.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/nano-banana-trend-who-to-make-a-figurine-image-using-gemini-step-by-step-guide-1757670301740"><strong>Nano Banana trend: How to make a figurine image using Gemini? Step-by-step guide</strong></a></p><h2>Prompt-3: Ethnic Silk Saree Portraits</h2><p>Make a portrait using this picture in the old cinematography photoshoots. Draped in a colourful ethnic silk saree, with a tiny black dot Bindi, along with the golden jhumkas and gold jewellery. Standing next to the rustic wooden door, enhancing the look, putting a white spotlight behind her. Make the photo using intense old film effect, captured in soft film grain with a romantic glow, sitting on the ground, posing with her arms on her legs and giving a retro pose.</p>

<h2>Prompt-4: Rainy Black and White Portrait</h2><p>Reimagine the photo of this person into a rainy black and white portrait, with wet hairs, minimal makeup that will not look harsh in black and white photo. The person should be on road with a umbrella and a tree in her background. On top of it, her hairs looks wet and draped in a polka dot saree and bangles in her hands. The photo should express romantic, old, retro vibes through the photo.</p><h2>What did Shantanu Naidu comment on the new AI trend?</h2><p>Meanwhile, Shantanu Naidu, Ratan Tata's youngest assistant and deputy general manager of Tata Group, recently commented on AI saree trend that has gripped social media. &nbsp;Mr. Naidu made a video and jokingly commented on the trend and said, "Just found out about the AI Saree Trend. <i>Tum log India me hai America mein nahi hai. India land of the saree. Tumhare cupboard &nbsp;mein at least 15 saree hai.(You all live in India not America. You all have at least 15 sarees in your cupboard) Itna lazy ho gaye ki tum AI ko generate karne ko bol raha hai, &nbsp;tum evey month saree ko pehanta hai, kya karela hai? (Why have you become so lazy that you are asking AI to creat images of you in saree?) &nbsp;</i>It's like me saying ‘generate picture of me and my dog, <i>vo idhar hi betha hai, uske side mein bethke photo nikalna hai sirf. (the dog is right here all I need to do is click a picture with it) Ek saree pehno or photo nikalo, tumhara original saree mein tum aur sundar dikhta hai. Mummy ki saree mein or sundar dikhta hai! (Just wear a saree and click a photo, you will look beautiful in a saree or your mom’s saree)</i></p>

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Ratan Tata's aide, Shantanu Naidu's comment on the recent AI saree trend has once again reignited the debate around how much one should be dependent on Artificial Intelligence. The comment comes after many on social media have been sharing dreamy vintage photos of themselves clad in sarees.

Gemini AI saree photos have taken the internet by storm. People are loving how just with a few prompts, AI is generating images which look straight out of a professional photo shoot. Millions of people have been flooding social media with photos created by Gemini AI which transform them into 90s Bollywood stars. Curious on how to transform your photos into a dreamy professional ones? Don't worry, we have got you sorted. Prompt-1: Traditional Bridal Look To create a photorealistic, high-resolution vintage photo, add a grain effect to it. The person should be wearing the red traditional bridal outfit along with white flowers on her side hairs, smiling decently, and the posing in front of the window so that the light from the window will reflect on her face. The background should be solid and should enhance the photo in a real way. It should be a golden hour time with a dramatic shadow of the person falling behind on the wall.

<p>Ratan Tata's aide, Shantanu Naidu's comment on the recent AI saree trend has once again reignited the debate around how much one should be dependent on Artificial Intelligence. The comment comes after many on social media have been sharing dreamy vintage photos of themselves clad in sarees.</p>

Gemini Ai Saree Trend: The best prompts to create retro Bollywood style pictures

<p>Days after he killed MAGA influencer Charlie Kirk, US President Donald Trump has labelled suspected killer Tyler Robinson a leftist "radicalised over the internet." Speaking to reporters at the White House on Monday (Sep 15) Trump said that Robinson, who comes from a family of Republican Party supporters, had "wonderful parents," but over a "fairly short period of time," was "radicalised." Blaming the left for Kirk's assassination, the right-wing leader alleged, "A lot of problems with the left, and they get protected, and they shouldn't be protected."</p><h2><strong>Tyler Robinson, a radicalised individual?</strong></h2><p>Describing Robinson as someone influenced by leftist ideology, Trump said, "He's a left," adding, "A lot of problems with the left, and they get protected, and they shouldn't be protected".</p><p>The US president said, "It looks like he became radicalised over the internet, and it seems like he has wonderful parents, born in a wonderful neighbourhood, smart guy, great boards, great marks, great student. Then something happened to him over a fairly short period of time."</p><p><strong>Also read | </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-queer-resistance-fbi-eyes-transgender-far-left-groups-in-charlie-kirk-killing-after-these-alarming-online-posts-lance-twiggs-1757910295251"><strong>‘Queer resistance’? FBI eyes transgender, far-left groups in Charlie Kirk killing after THESE alarming online posts</strong></a></p><h2><strong>Left to blame?</strong></h2><p>After extensively blaming the left for Robinson's so-called radicalisation, Trump later clarified that this was just his opinion and not something investigators have discovered. "By the way, when I say that, that’s my opinion. I think he was radicalised online based on what they’re saying," he said.</p><p>Meanwhile, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, while attending the podcast programme previously hosted by Charlie Kirk shared what he claimed was the rightist influencer's final message. Miller said that Kirk told him "that we need to have an organised strategy to go after the left-wing organisations that are promoting violence in this country".</p><p><strong>Also read | </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/charlie-kirk-murder-shakes-trump-white-house-lawmakers-seek-58m-security-boost-from-congress-1757908850354"><strong>Charlie Kirk murder shakes Trump White House, lawmakers seek $58M security boost from Congress</strong></a></p><h2><strong>Tyler Robinson confessed on Discord</strong></h2><p>Meanwhile, amid reports of Robinson's refusal to cooperate with investigators, it is being reported that the suspected killer confessed to the assassination on Discord.</p><p>"Hey guys, I have bad news for you all," he allegedly wrote in a message to his close friends on Discord, reports The Washington Post. "It was me at UVU yesterday. im sorry for all of this".</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

Speaking to reporters, US President Donald Trump has suggested that Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old suspect in the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, was "radicalised over the internet" by the political left.

Days after he killed MAGA influencer Charlie Kirk, US President Donald Trump has labelled suspected killer Tyler Robinson a leftist "radicalised over the internet." Speaking to reporters at the White House on Monday (Sep 15) Trump said that Robinson, who comes from a family of Republican Party supporters, had "wonderful parents," but over a "fairly short period of time," was "radicalised." Blaming the left for Kirk's assassination, the right-wing leader alleged, "A lot of problems with the left, and they get protected, and they shouldn't be protected." Tyler Robinson, a radicalised individual? Describing Robinson as someone influenced by leftist ideology, Trump said, "He's a left," adding, "A lot of problems with the left, and they get protected, and they shouldn't be protected". The US president said, "It looks like he became radicalised over the internet, and it seems like he has wonderful parents, born in a wonderful neighbourhood, smart guy, great boards, great marks, great student. Then something happened to him over a fairly short period of time." Also read | ‘Queer resistance’? FBI eyes transgender, far-left groups in Charlie Kirk killing after THESE alarming online posts Left to blame? After extensively blaming the left for Robinson's so-called radicalisation, Trump later clarified that this was just his opinion and not something investigators have discovered. "By the way, when I say that, that’s my opinion. I think he was radicalised online based on what they’re saying," he said. Meanwhile, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, while attending the podcast programme previously hosted by Charlie Kirk shared what he claimed was the rightist influencer's final message. Miller said that Kirk told him "that we need to have an organised strategy to go after the left-wing organisations that are promoting violence in this country". Also read | Charlie Kirk murder shakes Trump White House, lawmakers seek $58M security boost from Congress Tyler Robinson confessed on Discord Meanwhile, amid reports of Robinson's refusal to cooperate with investigators, it is being reported that the suspected killer confessed to the assassination on Discord. "Hey guys, I have bad news for you all," he allegedly wrote in a message to his close friends on Discord, reports The Washington Post. "It was me at UVU yesterday. im sorry for all of this".

<p>Speaking to reporters, US President Donald Trump has suggested that Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old suspect in the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, was "radicalised over the internet" by the political left.</p>

Tyler Robinson's chilling Discord confession goes viral as Trump lashes out at left, says Charlie Kirk's killer 'radicalised over the internet'

<p>People in the Shandong province of China were stunned to see a huge fireball in the sky on Friday. And if it wasn't enough, someone shot it down seconds later. Videos of the mysterious incident quickly spread across Chinese social media. People claimed that the government had possibly shot down a meteor or a UFO. However, there is no clarity on what exactly it was. Netizens speculated that it was likely a cosmic space rock. Videos of the mid-air impact show something small crashing into the big, bright object streaking in the sky. Social media was abuzz with chatter about what it could be. Local media reported some people as saying that since it was a rainy night, they thought the sound was of a thunderstorm. Others reported that their windows shook. Others thought that a military drill was going on in the region. So, did a meteor really explode over the sky in China?</p><p>Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/creepy-alien-or-potato-panamanian-man-shows-off-mysterious-mutating-living-meteorite-that-is-growing-tentacles-1758005400086"><strong>CREEPY alien or potato? Panamanian man shows off mysterious mutating 'meteorite' that is growing tentacles</strong></a></p><h2><strong>Did China intercept a meteor? &nbsp;</strong></h2><p>Meteors enter Earth like a fireball, and this object also appears to be a rock from space. But it appears bigger than an average meteor in the video. Some people also speculated that authorities were likely testing a missile interception system. Several people on X also posted that China had “successfully intercepted a meteor that was going to crash into Shandong Province, and has plans to develop a full-fledged planetary defence system against meteorite and asteroid impacts.” Suppose it was a meteor, the question then arises about how the authorities would be prepared to shoot down a meteor, since you can't predict its entry. NASA and other space agencies keep a watch for hazardous asteroids, but meteors are smaller fragments which are mostly a surprise element and not spotted before their entry into the Earth's atmosphere.</p><p>Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/hellfire-missile-hit-a-ufo-over-yemen-scientist-suggests-what-it-really-was-not-alien-but-1757649203582"><strong>Hellfire missile hit a 'UFO' over Yemen. Scientist suggests what it really was - 'Not alien, but...'</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>Watch video of ‘China shooting down meteor’</strong></h2>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">🇨🇳 China yesterday successfully intercepted a meteor that was going to crash into Shandong Province.<br><br>China has plans to develop a full-fledged planetary defense system against meteorite and asteroid impacts.<a href="https://t.co/gYpj394Oki">pic.twitter.com/gYpj394Oki</a></p>&mdash; Orikron 🇵🇹 骆培思 (@orikron) <a href="https://twitter.com/orikron/status/1967260525353701823?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 14, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<p>Another problem with the claim of it being a meteor is its speed and the supposed interception by a missile. Meteors typically enter at speeds between 40,000 km/hr and 258,000 km/h. Dr Alfredo Carpineti, an astrophysicist, told Metro that even the slowest meteor is faster than the fastest hypersonic missile. Besides, no country has yet used missiles to intercept asteroids and meteors. The DART mission by NASA saw a spacecraft collide with the asteroid moonlet Dimorphos on September 26, 2022. So, while several countries in the space race are working on projects to intercept asteroids, none of them has confirmed using missiles as part of their planetary defence systems.</p><h2><strong>Asteroid and comet interception missions</strong></h2><p>Asteroid watch is a major priority not only at NASA, but JAXA (Japan's space agency), ESA (European space agency), Roscosmos (Russian space agency) and China National Space Administration (China's space agency), among others. Beijing is said to be developing a major planetary defence system to intercept asteroids, comets and meteors that threaten Earth.&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>China's space mission</strong></h2><p>Meanwhile, there is a race to reach the Moon, and Beijing is believed to be making great strides in the field. It is aiming to land a human on the Moon before &nbsp;2030 and also has plans to build a research station and a nuclear station on the lunar surface. China completed comprehensive landing and takeoff tests of its new manned lunar lander, named "Lanyue", in August 2025.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The viral videos of the supposed meteor being intercepted by something could well be a part of China's ongoing mission to win this space race. Although there is no official word yet on what this mysterious object seen on Friday was.</p>

Did a missile slam into a meteor over China? China has been racing ahead in the field of space, and is also preparing its planetary defence system to safeguard the planet from a hazardous asteroid or comet. But could it have crashed a missile into a meteor?

People in the Shandong province of China were stunned to see a huge fireball in the sky on Friday. And if it wasn't enough, someone shot it down seconds later. Videos of the mysterious incident quickly spread across Chinese social media. People claimed that the government had possibly shot down a meteor or a UFO. However, there is no clarity on what exactly it was. Netizens speculated that it was likely a cosmic space rock. Videos of the mid-air impact show something small crashing into the big, bright object streaking in the sky. Social media was abuzz with chatter about what it could be. Local media reported some people as saying that since it was a rainy night, they thought the sound was of a thunderstorm. Others reported that their windows shook. Others thought that a military drill was going on in the region. So, did a meteor really explode over the sky in China? Also Read: CREEPY alien or potato? Panamanian man shows off mysterious mutating 'meteorite' that is growing tentacles Did China intercept a meteor? Meteors enter Earth like a fireball, and this object also appears to be a rock from space. But it appears bigger than an average meteor in the video. Some people also speculated that authorities were likely testing a missile interception system. Several people on X also posted that China had “successfully intercepted a meteor that was going to crash into Shandong Province, and has plans to develop a full-fledged planetary defence system against meteorite and asteroid impacts.” Suppose it was a meteor, the question then arises about how the authorities would be prepared to shoot down a meteor, since you can't predict its entry. NASA and other space agencies keep a watch for hazardous asteroids, but meteors are smaller fragments which are mostly a surprise element and not spotted before their entry into the Earth's atmosphere. Also Read: Hellfire missile hit a 'UFO' over Yemen. Scientist suggests what it really was - 'Not alien, but...' Watch video of ‘China shooting down meteor’

<p>Did a missile slam into a meteor over China? China has been racing ahead in the field of space, and is also preparing its planetary defence system to safeguard the planet from a hazardous asteroid or comet. But could it have crashed a missile into a meteor?</p>

Watch: Did China shoot down a meteor with a missile? Scientists doubt Friday's fireball came from space

<p>Sunjay Kapur's widow, Priya Sachdev Kapur, made her first public appearance since her husband's death on Friday, officially stepping into the role of carrying forward his business legacy. Priya's appearance comes amid a massive legal tussle over the inheritance of Sanjay Kapur's estate, which is worth Rs 300 billion. His children from his former wife, actress Karisma Kapoor, have approached the Delhi High Court seeking a share of Kapur's wealth and claimed that Priya Sachdev has forged his will.&nbsp;</p><h2>Priya makes her first public appearance</h2><p><br>Priya Sachdev Kapur stepped out in public for the first time after Sunjay's death to attend the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) Annual Convention in Delhi's Taj Palace on Friday. Several pictures of her attending the event have surfaced on social media. She was inducted into the ACMA's Executive Committee for 2025-26 following the death of her husband in June 2025. Her updated professional bio now reflects this position, effective from September 12.&nbsp;</p><p><br>Her participation is been seen as an important moment, as it signifies her official entry into one of the industry’s top forums. The move came amid a legal battle over Sunjay's crore estate, involving his children, Samaira and Kiaan, and his mother, Rani Kapur, as well as his sister, Mandhira. All have separately accused Priya of keeping them away from the wealth.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Priya attended the ACMA meeting in the capacity of director of Aureus Investment (AIPL) and non-executive director and chairperson of the CSR committee at Sona Comstar- the company initially started by Sunjay's father and then handled by him. &nbsp;Sunjay also held the position of chairperson at ACMA.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/sunjay-kapur-s-widow-priya-sachdev-responds-to-the-lawsuit-filed-against-her-by-karisma-s-children-claiming-they-have-already-got-rs-19-billion-1757496239984">Sunjay Kapur’s widow, Priya Sachdev, responds to lawsuit filed against her by Karisma’s children, claiming they have already got Rs 19 billion</a></p><h2>Feud over Sunjay Kapur's Rs 300 billion estate</h2><p><br>A month after Sunjay Kapur died in the UK following a cardiac arrest, his family has been embroiled in a high-profile legal battle over his estate. The case has been brought forth by Karisma’s kids, Samaira and Kiaan, with their mother, acting as legal guardian.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Also read:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/sunjay-kapur-s-mother-makes-shocking-claims-says-she-s-left-with-nothing-1757507542612"> Sunjay Kapur's mother makes shocking claims, says she's left with nothing: 'Don't have roof'</a></p><p><br>They, along with Sunjay’s mother and sister, have raised questions about the authenticity of his will and claimed that Priya Sachdev has not rightfully given them their share.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

Amid legal battle ove her late husband Sunjay Kapur's vast estate, Priya Sachdev Kapur made her first public appearance since her husband's death at an industry even in New Delhi on Friday. 

Sunjay Kapur's widow, Priya Sachdev Kapur, made her first public appearance since her husband's death on Friday, officially stepping into the role of carrying forward his business legacy. Priya's appearance comes amid a massive legal tussle over the inheritance of Sanjay Kapur's estate, which is worth Rs 300 billion. His children from his former wife, actress Karisma Kapoor, have approached the Delhi High Court seeking a share of Kapur's wealth and claimed that Priya Sachdev has forged his will. Priya makes her first public appearance Priya Sachdev Kapur stepped out in public for the first time after Sunjay's death to attend the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) Annual Convention in Delhi's Taj Palace on Friday. Several pictures of her attending the event have surfaced on social media. She was inducted into the ACMA's Executive Committee for 2025-26 following the death of her husband in June 2025. Her updated professional bio now reflects this position, effective from September 12. Her participation is been seen as an important moment, as it signifies her official entry into one of the industry’s top forums. The move came amid a legal battle over Sunjay's crore estate, involving his children, Samaira and Kiaan, and his mother, Rani Kapur, as well as his sister, Mandhira. All have separately accused Priya of keeping them away from the wealth. Priya attended the ACMA meeting in the capacity of director of Aureus Investment (AIPL) and non-executive director and chairperson of the CSR committee at Sona Comstar- the company initially started by Sunjay's father and then handled by him. Sunjay also held the position of chairperson at ACMA. Also read: Sunjay Kapur’s widow, Priya Sachdev, responds to lawsuit filed against her by Karisma’s children, claiming they have already got Rs 19 billion Feud over Sunjay Kapur's Rs 300 billion estate A month after Sunjay Kapur died in the UK following a cardiac arrest, his family has been embroiled in a high-profile legal battle over his estate. The case has been brought forth by Karisma’s kids, Samaira and Kiaan, with their mother, acting as legal guardian. Also read: Sunjay Kapur's mother makes shocking claims, says she's left with nothing: 'Don't have roof' They, along with Sunjay’s mother and sister, have raised questions about the authenticity of his will and claimed that Priya Sachdev has not rightfully given them their share.

<p>Amid legal battle ove her late husband Sunjay Kapur's vast estate, Priya Sachdev Kapur made her first public appearance since her husband's death at an industry even in New Delhi on Friday.&nbsp;</p>

Priya Sachdev Kapur makes her first public appearance since Sunjay Kapur's death amid legal fued over his wealth

<p><strong>Turn your photo into a realistic 3D figurine using these easy Google Gemini prompts</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>AI-edited changes have been a massive online trend, with every new request giving rise to a new viral moment. Even before the saree trend, adored by all, another artistic tide had already gained traction, the trend for ‘3D figurines’. Google Gemini figurine trend had fans converting their photos into hyper-realistic 3D collectable figures, dressed up like action-figure toys.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Just as the saree edits, the 3D figurine trend has gone viral. It made some remember action figures from childhood, while others saw it as an enjoyable opportunity to imagine themselves as mini models.</p><h2><strong>Follow these steps to create your own 3D model:</strong></h2><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>You can create your very own action-figure type of 3D model for free on Google AI Studio.</p><p><strong>Step 1:&nbsp;</strong>Open your browser and go to Google AI Studio, click Try Gemini, and log in using your Google account.</p><p><strong>Step 2:&nbsp;</strong>Navigate to the right-hand menu and select Nano Banana and agree to the terms.</p><p><strong>Step 3:&nbsp;</strong>Hover the "+" icon next to Run and upload any photo, whether it's your selfie, your pet, or a landscape.</p><p><strong>Step 4:&nbsp;</strong>Copy the prompt and paste it into the chat box, click Run, and your photo will immediately transform into an action-figure type 3D model.</p><h2><strong>Best prompts to test the trend:</strong></h2><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Interested in testing the figurine trend yourself, but not sure how to go about it? The good news is that you can accomplish the 3D figurine effect using several different prompts.</p><h3><strong>Prompt 1</strong></h3><p>&nbsp;</p><p>A hyper-realistic film frame showing the uploaded individual meticulously painting their own figurine on a table. The figurine is placed upon a clear acrylic display base, but is of a larger-than-life size, making it stand out more and nearly half as tall as the actual person. Both the individual and the figurine are dressed in the same attire, identical in detail. Surrounding the desk, there are realistic painting tools, brushes, and hobby materials scattered all over, giving a creative workshop setting. The figurine should appear ultra-realistic with human-like skin tone, natural facial features, and high-end PVC texture. Realistic indoor background, studio lighting like in the movies, and crisp details.</p><h3><strong>Prompt 2</strong></h3><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Create a detailed 1/6 scale figurine of the character in the uploaded photo in a semi-realistic art style. Place the character in a heroic pose sitting atop a raised, textured rocky platform, with clear, fine details of subtle stone and moss accents to create a collectable look. Place the figurine in a glass case with gentle, soft LED lighting to enhance the high-level sculpting and painted details. Background: Add a neat shelf with other pop-culture merchandise and art books, which creates a professional studio environment. Position an upscale collector's box in close proximity, with striking, anime-style artwork of the character. Apply dramatic but harmonised lighting to cast shadows that add depth, keeping the presentation overall streamlined and refined, ideal for product photography.</p><h3><strong>Prompt 3</strong></h3><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Show the uploaded person sculpting a full-sized self-portrait bust in clay, positioned on a solid wooden stand. The room is filled with natural daylight streaming through a large window. Small tools, unfinished miniatures, and reference sketches scatter the surrounding workspace. The bust captures lifelike skin tones and intricate facial expressions, reflecting every detail of the subject’s hairstyle and clothes.</p><h3><strong>Prompt 4</strong></h3><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Display a dynamic scene where the uploaded character is spray-painting a stylised, life-scale figurine resembling themselves, mounted on a sleek, black rotating stage. The figurine stands in an energetic pose, set amidst vivid containers of paint, tape, and finishing sponges. Everything is enveloped by focused white studio spotlights, creating sharp contrasts and highlighting the shine and realism of the finished model.</p><h3><strong>Prompt 5</strong></h3><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Visualise the uploaded subject assembling a limited-edition, resin-cast figurine kit of themselves, surrounded by unopened packs, assembly instructions, and high-resolution colour cards. The workshop table glows under warm, pendant lighting. The partially constructed figurine reveals precise features and realistic hair, standing next to fine paint bottles and crystal-clear glue tubes.</p><h3><strong>Prompt 6</strong></h3><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Frame the uploaded character posing proudly beside a towering pop-culture figurine, twice their own height, sculpted to cinematic proportions and placed centre-stage in a brightly lit display hall. The figurine echoes the exact fashion and accessories of the subject. Markers, carving knives, and display plaques are visible on the floor, accentuating the craftsmanship.</p><h3><strong>Prompt 7</strong></h3><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Capture the uploaded person delicately adding details to a small figurine replica using ultra-fine brushes and specialised powder pigments. The miniature sits on velvet cloth, with drawers and shelves packed with collectable figurines, certificate cards, and artist toolboxes in the background. The studio light catches the shimmer of fresh paint and brings out subtle textures.</p><h3><strong>Prompt 8</strong></h3><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Portray the uploaded individual sitting at an antique artist's desk, meticulously assembling an action figure that resembles their own likeness. The figure is positioned atop a glass turntable, surrounded by reflection, magnifying glasses, and trays of mini-accessories. The setting includes leather-bound sketchbooks and signed collectable art prints, suggesting a dedication to fine product presentation.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Anyone can bring plain photographs to life as detailed 3D figurines with the right prompts.</p>

Create your own realistic 3D figurine with Google Gemini! Follow these top 8 prompts to transform photos into stunning 3D models. Perfect for fans of viral digital trends who love turning selfies into lifelike action figures effortlessly.

Turn your photo into a realistic 3D figurine using these easy Google Gemini prompts AI-edited changes have been a massive online trend, with every new request giving rise to a new viral moment. Even before the saree trend, adored by all, another artistic tide had already gained traction, the trend for ‘3D figurines’. Google Gemini figurine trend had fans converting their photos into hyper-realistic 3D collectable figures, dressed up like action-figure toys. Just as the saree edits, the 3D figurine trend has gone viral. It made some remember action figures from childhood, while others saw it as an enjoyable opportunity to imagine themselves as mini models. Follow these steps to create your own 3D model: You can create your very own action-figure type of 3D model for free on Google AI Studio. Step 1: Open your browser and go to Google AI Studio, click Try Gemini, and log in using your Google account. Step 2: Navigate to the right-hand menu and select Nano Banana and agree to the terms. Step 3: Hover the "+" icon next to Run and upload any photo, whether it's your selfie, your pet, or a landscape. Step 4: Copy the prompt and paste it into the chat box, click Run, and your photo will immediately transform into an action-figure type 3D model. Best prompts to test the trend: Interested in testing the figurine trend yourself, but not sure how to go about it? The good news is that you can accomplish the 3D figurine effect using several different prompts. Prompt 1 A hyper-realistic film frame showing the uploaded individual meticulously painting their own figurine on a table. The figurine is placed upon a clear acrylic display base, but is of a larger-than-life size, making it stand out more and nearly half as tall as the actual person. Both the individual and the figurine are dressed in the same attire, identical in detail. Surrounding the desk, there are realistic painting tools, brushes, and hobby materials scattered all over, giving a creative workshop setting. The figurine should appear ultra-realistic with human-like skin tone, natural facial features, and high-end PVC texture. Realistic indoor background, studio lighting like in the movies, and crisp details. Prompt 2 Create a detailed 1/6 scale figurine of the character in the uploaded photo in a semi-realistic art style. Place the character in a heroic pose sitting atop a raised, textured rocky platform, with clear, fine details of subtle stone and moss accents to create a collectable look. Place the figurine in a glass case with gentle, soft LED lighting to enhance the high-level sculpting and painted details. Background: Add a neat shelf with other pop-culture merchandise and art books, which creates a professional studio environment. Position an upscale collector's box in close proximity, with striking, anime-style artwork of the character. Apply dramatic but harmonised lighting to cast shadows that add depth, keeping the presentation overall streamlined and refined, ideal for product photography. Prompt 3 Show the uploaded person sculpting a full-sized self-portrait bust in clay, positioned on a solid wooden stand. The room is filled with natural daylight streaming through a large window. Small tools, unfinished miniatures, and reference sketches scatter the surrounding workspace. The bust captures lifelike skin tones and intricate facial expressions, reflecting every detail of the subject’s hairstyle and clothes. Prompt 4 Display a dynamic scene where the uploaded character is spray-painting a stylised, life-scale figurine resembling themselves, mounted on a sleek, black rotating stage. The figurine stands in an energetic pose, set amidst vivid containers of paint, tape, and finishing sponges. Everything is enveloped by focused white studio spotlights, creating sharp contrasts and highlighting the shine and realism of the finished model. Prompt 5 Visualise the uploaded subject assembling a limited-edition, resin-cast figurine kit of themselves, surrounded by unopened packs, assembly instructions, and high-resolution colour cards. The workshop table glows under warm, pendant lighting. The partially constructed figurine reveals precise features and realistic hair, standing next to fine paint bottles and crystal-clear glue tubes. Prompt 6 Frame the uploaded character posing proudly beside a towering pop-culture figurine, twice their own height, sculpted to cinematic proportions and placed centre-stage in a brightly lit display hall. The figurine echoes the exact fashion and accessories of the subject. Markers, carving knives, and display plaques are visible on the floor, accentuating the craftsmanship. Prompt 7 Capture the uploaded person delicately adding details to a small figurine replica using ultra-fine brushes and specialised powder pigments. The miniature sits on velvet cloth, with drawers and shelves packed with collectable figurines, certificate cards, and artist toolboxes in the background. The studio light catches the shimmer of fresh paint and brings out subtle textures. Prompt 8 Portray the uploaded individual sitting at an antique artist's desk, meticulously assembling an action figure that resembles their own likeness. The figure is positioned atop a glass turntable, surrounded by reflection, magnifying glasses, and trays of mini-accessories. The setting includes leather-bound sketchbooks and signed collectable art prints, suggesting a dedication to fine product presentation. Anyone can bring plain photographs to life as detailed 3D figurines with the right prompts.

<p>Create your own realistic 3D figurine with Google Gemini! Follow these top 8 prompts to transform photos into stunning 3D models. Perfect for fans of viral digital trends who love turning selfies into lifelike action figures effortlessly.</p>

Paint your own figurine in 'Google Gemini': Try THESE top 8 prompts to turn photo into 3D figurine

<p>Tens of thousands of ‘botnet’ computers and devices, ‘cleaned and released’ by FBI have now been hacked into, and could be used as cyber weapons targeting the digital infrastructure of nations, reports in the US media said. Law enforcement agencies and technology companies are engaged in an ongoing battle against these rapidly evolving botnets, as existing internet infrastructure struggles to keep pace with their increasing power and scope. Here is what you should know about these infected devices, which could very well be your own smart TV.</p><h2>What are botnets and why are they dangerous cyber weapons?</h2><p>Botnets are networks of private computers and internet-linked devices like smart TVs and routers infected with malicious software and controlled as a group without the owners' knowledge. They are typically used by hackers to send spam or launch other forms of malicious activity like ransomware or DDoS attacks.&nbsp;</p><p>The Federal Bureau of Investigation had released some 95,000 of these hacked devices, many of which have now been taken over by hackers in what is being described as a "feeding frenzy."</p><p>"It became a race to take them over as fast as possible," said Damian Menscher, a Google security engineer.</p><p>Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/-from-india-to-iran-8-countries-leading-in-cyber-warfare-capabilities-1757762993573">'From India to Iran': 8 countries leading in cyber warfare capabilities</a></p><h2>Aisuru: The botnet group that took over devices freed by FBI</h2><p>A botnet group called Aisuru took control of over a quarter of the machines ‘freed’ by FBI, and immediately began launching record-breaking distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, according to reports in the Wall Street Journal and other technology outlets.</p><p>According to Cloudflare, which tracks DDoS activity, 11.5 trillion bits per second of junk traffic were pushed on 1 September—the largest ever recorded.&nbsp;</p><p>This was a "world record" in intensity, said Cloudflare, noting that the attack could overwhelm the download speeds of over 50,000 home internet connections in a single strike.</p><p>Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/what-is-cyber-hygiene-basic-mistakes-that-cost-indians-their-data-1757837067436">What is 'cyber hygiene'? Basic mistakes that cost Indians their data</a></p><h2>Why the Aisuru botnet group matters: The stealth of cyber attacks</h2><p>Unlike traditional botnets that use personal computers, Aisuru relies on overlooked internet-connected devices such as routers, smart TVs, and security cameras.&nbsp;</p><p>These are usually left online, rarely updated, and can typically only join one botnet at a time.</p><p>When the FBI removed the old malware from the infected machines, it inadvertently opened the door for Aisuru to swoop in and take over, according to reports.</p><p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/uk-watchdog-warns-of-rising-teen-cyber-threats-1757741741006/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/uk-watchdog-warns-of-rising-teen-cyber-threats-1757741741006/embed</a></p><h2>Millions of smart TVs are part of botnet networks</h2><p>One botnet dismantled by Google earlier this year had grown from 74,000 Android TV devices in 2023 to over 10 million in two years, making it the largest known botnet composed of smart TVs, according to the reports.</p><p>Google said these smart TV botnets were used to click billions of ads in an advertising fraud scheme.&nbsp;</p><p>Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/over-15-mn-cyber-attacks-but-not-even-1-successful-heres-how-india-outsmarted-pakistani-hackers-9065615">Over 1.5 million cyber attacks, but not even 1% successful | Here's how India outsmarted Pakistani hackers</a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>This network could easily have been repurposed for ransomware or DDoS attacks.</p><p>In August, a 22-year-old from Oregon was charged with operating a botnet that temporarily took down the social media platform X earlier this year. The case highlighted how vulnerable even major platforms are to such cyberattacks.</p><h2>Botnets are now being used by countries in cyber warfare</h2><p>Botnets can now disrupt not only websites but entire national internet infrastructures.</p><p>According to Craig Labovitz, head of technology at Nokia’s Deepfield division, the concern over botnets has shifted from the vulnerability of websites to the vulnerability of entire countries.&nbsp;</p><p>The UK has accused Russia’s GRU of launching DDoS attacks on Ukrainian banks in 2022, just before the military invasion. A botnet was most likely used in the operation.</p><h2>ResHydra: A botnet launching cyberattacks</h2><p>ResHydra, a botnet built from tens of millions of devices, initially focused on fraud but has since begun launching cyberattacks, said the reports.</p><p>Controlling a botnet of that scale could "do extreme damage to a country," warned Chris Formosa, a researcher with Lumen’s Black Lotus Labs.</p><p>If botnets like Aisuru and ResHydra continue to grow in size and strength—or combine forces—even the successful defences mounted by Google and Amazon could be overwhelmed, said the reports.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

FBI’s botnet takedown freed 95,000 devices but hackers quickly seized many of these machines. Dangerous botnet networks like Aisuru and ResHydra are capable of record-breaking cyber attacks and pose security threat to nations



Tens of thousands of ‘botnet’ computers and devices, ‘cleaned and released’ by FBI have now been hacked into, and could be used as cyber weapons targeting the digital infrastructure of nations, reports in the US media said. Law enforcement agencies and technology companies are engaged in an ongoing battle against these rapidly evolving botnets, as existing internet infrastructure struggles to keep pace with their increasing power and scope. Here is what you should know about these infected devices, which could very well be your own smart TV. What are botnets and why are they dangerous cyber weapons? Botnets are networks of private computers and internet-linked devices like smart TVs and routers infected with malicious software and controlled as a group without the owners' knowledge. They are typically used by hackers to send spam or launch other forms of malicious activity like ransomware or DDoS attacks. The Federal Bureau of Investigation had released some 95,000 of these hacked devices, many of which have now been taken over by hackers in what is being described as a "feeding frenzy." "It became a race to take them over as fast as possible," said Damian Menscher, a Google security engineer. Also read: 'From India to Iran': 8 countries leading in cyber warfare capabilities Aisuru: The botnet group that took over devices freed by FBI A botnet group called Aisuru took control of over a quarter of the machines ‘freed’ by FBI, and immediately began launching record-breaking distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, according to reports in the Wall Street Journal and other technology outlets. According to Cloudflare, which tracks DDoS activity, 11.5 trillion bits per second of junk traffic were pushed on 1 September—the largest ever recorded. This was a "world record" in intensity, said Cloudflare, noting that the attack could overwhelm the download speeds of over 50,000 home internet connections in a single strike. Also read: What is 'cyber hygiene'? Basic mistakes that cost Indians their data Why the Aisuru botnet group matters: The stealth of cyber attacks Unlike traditional botnets that use personal computers, Aisuru relies on overlooked internet-connected devices such as routers, smart TVs, and security cameras. These are usually left online, rarely updated, and can typically only join one botnet at a time. When the FBI removed the old malware from the infected machines, it inadvertently opened the door for Aisuru to swoop in and take over, according to reports. https://www.wionews.com/videos/uk-watchdog-warns-of-rising-teen-cyber-threats-1757741741006/embed Millions of smart TVs are part of botnet networks One botnet dismantled by Google earlier this year had grown from 74,000 Android TV devices in 2023 to over 10 million in two years, making it the largest known botnet composed of smart TVs, according to the reports. Google said these smart TV botnets were used to click billions of ads in an advertising fraud scheme. Also read: Over 1.5 million cyber attacks, but not even 1% successful | Here's how India outsmarted Pakistani hackers This network could easily have been repurposed for ransomware or DDoS attacks. In August, a 22-year-old from Oregon was charged with operating a botnet that temporarily took down the social media platform X earlier this year. The case highlighted how vulnerable even major platforms are to such cyberattacks. Botnets are now being used by countries in cyber warfare Botnets can now disrupt not only websites but entire national internet infrastructures. According to Craig Labovitz, head of technology at Nokia’s Deepfield division, the concern over botnets has shifted from the vulnerability of websites to the vulnerability of entire countries. The UK has accused Russia’s GRU of launching DDoS attacks on Ukrainian banks in 2022, just before the military invasion. A botnet was most likely used in the operation. ResHydra: A botnet launching cyberattacks ResHydra, a botnet built from tens of millions of devices, initially focused on fraud but has since begun launching cyberattacks, said the reports. Controlling a botnet of that scale could "do extreme damage to a country," warned Chris Formosa, a researcher with Lumen’s Black Lotus Labs. If botnets like Aisuru and ResHydra continue to grow in size and strength—or combine forces—even the successful defences mounted by Google and Amazon could be overwhelmed, said the reports.

<p>FBI’s botnet takedown freed 95,000 devices but hackers quickly seized many of these machines. Dangerous botnet networks like Aisuru and ResHydra are capable of record-breaking cyber attacks and pose security threat to nations</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

Botnet cyber attacks: FBI released infected computers and devices after ‘cleaning’ them. Now, hackers have turned them into weapons

<p>A man in Panama claims to have discovered a meteorite in a crater last month, which is now reportedly growing tentacles. He claims the alien organism grows when exposed to light, and the tentacled object has now detached from the main meteorite and is hiding in a safe. The man, who identifies as Kin on the platform, further fears that the government might delete his videos to stop him from revealing more about this alien-like object. His TikTok videos about the silver-coloured &nbsp;"alien space rock" have gone viral. Kin claims that he found the meteorite in a fiery crater in Panama on August 29. In his next post, he claimed that it was shining at night. He even shared a video of the glowing alien object. His later videos showed tentacle-like objects growing out of it, which eventually covered almost the entire meteorite. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/hellfire-missile-hit-a-ufo-over-yemen-scientist-suggests-what-it-really-was-not-alien-but-1757649203582"><strong>Hellfire missile hit a 'UFO' over Yemen. Scientist suggests what it really was - 'Not alien, but...'</strong></a></p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/harvard-scientist-calls-on-world-leaders-to-prepare-common-plan-on-alien-attack-1755064546960"><strong>3I/ATLAS and its 'intent': Harvard scientist calls on world leaders to prepare for an alien attack</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>It's a potato, meteorites don't sprout, sceptics say</strong></h2><p>However, people on the internet are not convinced by Kin's claims. They pointed to its odd shape, which makes it seem like it is actually a potato. Others said that he has simply painted a potato silver. "There are people who want to believe, but in reality, it looks like a potato," a user wrote on X. "That metallic sheen smells like paint," another user wrote, adding that "iron meteorites don't do photosynthesis. It's a potato." A video also showed the crater from which he pulled out the supposed meteorite, with some users observing matchsticks at the scene, claiming Kin had lit the hole. Further, they are wondering how he could touch a meteorite that has come out of the fire so easily. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/scientist-says-humans-will-have-to-build-noah-s-ark-to-escape-extinction-fail-to-discover-1756899348625"><strong>Scientist says humans will have to build 'Noah's Ark' to escape extinction — 'Fail to discover...'</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">So now it’s claimed the Meteorite which was found in Panama &amp; since exhibited numerous unexplainable, other Worldly Characteristics - has not started morphing into this.<br><br>Please can someone debunk it already?<a href="https://twitter.com/grok?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@grok</a> what you saying on this story? <a href="https://t.co/n9qtoSyCUJ">pic.twitter.com/n9qtoSyCUJ</a></p>&mdash; Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) <a href="https://twitter.com/BGatesIsaPyscho/status/1967485410168496486?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 15, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2><strong>Alien organism grows in sunlight</strong></h2><p>However, his videos have intrigued some people, who are sure that it is an alien object. Kin has claimed the organism had detached itself from the silver rock and is hiding inside Kin's locked safe. His later posts state that the organism grows when exposed to sunlight, and even show it moving in his kitchen, with a lone flashlight highlighting it in the unlit room. “Today I was scared and I felt afraid, I thought it had escaped,' the man said in a TikTok post translated&nbsp;from Spanish on September 11,” he said in a post, according to Daily Mail. Those who believe him are urging him to give the rock away for his own safety. Others fear the government authorities may try to take the silver meteorite from him and delete all videos about it from the internet.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Meanwhile, scientists have not confirmed whether a meteorite fell in Panama last month. Researcher&nbsp;John Greenewald Jr stated that if the meteorite is indeed growing tentacles, then it could be evidence of panspermia, that is, the idea that life on &nbsp;Earth was seeded by meteorites from space.</p>

Alien scare: A Panamiann man says he fished out a meteorite from a fiery crater, after which it started growing tentacles, which later detached from the main organism. He has posted TikTok videos showing the creature moving, and says it grows in sunlight. 

A man in Panama claims to have discovered a meteorite in a crater last month, which is now reportedly growing tentacles. He claims the alien organism grows when exposed to light, and the tentacled object has now detached from the main meteorite and is hiding in a safe. The man, who identifies as Kin on the platform, further fears that the government might delete his videos to stop him from revealing more about this alien-like object. His TikTok videos about the silver-coloured "alien space rock" have gone viral. Kin claims that he found the meteorite in a fiery crater in Panama on August 29. In his next post, he claimed that it was shining at night. He even shared a video of the glowing alien object. His later videos showed tentacle-like objects growing out of it, which eventually covered almost the entire meteorite. Also Read: Hellfire missile hit a 'UFO' over Yemen. Scientist suggests what it really was - 'Not alien, but...' Also Read: 3I/ATLAS and its 'intent': Harvard scientist calls on world leaders to prepare for an alien attack It's a potato, meteorites don't sprout, sceptics say However, people on the internet are not convinced by Kin's claims. They pointed to its odd shape, which makes it seem like it is actually a potato. Others said that he has simply painted a potato silver. "There are people who want to believe, but in reality, it looks like a potato," a user wrote on X. "That metallic sheen smells like paint," another user wrote, adding that "iron meteorites don't do photosynthesis. It's a potato." A video also showed the crater from which he pulled out the supposed meteorite, with some users observing matchsticks at the scene, claiming Kin had lit the hole. Further, they are wondering how he could touch a meteorite that has come out of the fire so easily. Also Read: Scientist says humans will have to build 'Noah's Ark' to escape extinction — 'Fail to discover...'

<p>Alien scare: A Panamiann man says he fished out a meteorite from a fiery crater, after which it started growing tentacles, which later detached from the main organism. He has posted TikTok videos showing the creature moving, and says it grows in sunlight.&nbsp;</p>

CREEPY alien or potato? Panamanian man shows off mysterious mutating 'meteorite' that is growing tentacles

<p>When most people think of mummies, they think of the Ancient Egyptians and the many, many movies about the bandage-wrapped ancient dead. However, new research shows that the Egyptians may not be the first to preserve their dead this way. The practice of preserving the dead actually began much earlier — and far from the Nile, suggests new research. Archaeologists have uncovered evidence that communities in southern China were mummifying their dead nearly 12,000 years ago, making it the earliest known example of the practice.</p><h2><strong>Scientists discover shocking truth about mummification</strong></h2><p>A study, led by researchers at the Australian National University, analysed skeletal remains from 95 pre-Neolithic sites. They found that many of the bodies had been deliberately smoke-dried before burial.</p><p>What they found was very different from what we know about how Egyptians made mummies. The bones found in China bore signs of exposure to low heat. These mummies were found in tightly crouched burial positions, which suggested corpses had been bound and desiccated rather than interred fresh. In several cases, there was even a little separation of bones, a tell-tale sign the bodies were preserved before decomposition.</p><p>Here's what the process may have looked like:</p><figure class="image"><img src="https://www.pnas.org/cms/10.1073/pnas.2515103122/asset/5c7e53be-6e86-4ddf-b8a6-fbd08f2ee27c/assets/images/large/pnas.2515103122fig09.jpg" alt="The illustration shows the multi-step process of smoke-drying mummification, as ascertained through the study. (Image credit: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences) "></figure><p>The process, researchers say, was strikingly similar to traditions recorded in Indigenous Australian and Highland New Guinea societies. Corpses were bound in hyper-flexed postures, suspended above smouldering fires for extended periods, then kept in homes, huts, or caves before eventual burial.</p><h2><strong>Why were corpses smoked?</strong></h2><p>According to scientists, the technique was not only practical — it slowed the decay in tropical climates where heat and humidity destroy soft tissue quickly — but also deeply symbolic. Communities believed the spirit of the dead could move freely during the day and return to the preserved body at night, while others linked the practice to hopes of immortality.</p><p>The findings, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, push back the origins of mummification by thousands of years, predating both Ancient Egypt and the Chinchorro culture of Chile.</p><p>What this really shows, the authors say, is that the desire to preserve the dead — and the belief that the body still mattered long after death — is one of humanity's oldest and most enduring cultural traditions.</p>

New research suggests that the practice of mummification originated in southern China and Southeast Asia nearly 12,000 years ago, thousands of years before the famous mummies of Ancient Egypt.

When most people think of mummies, they think of the Ancient Egyptians and the many, many movies about the bandage-wrapped ancient dead. However, new research shows that the Egyptians may not be the first to preserve their dead this way. The practice of preserving the dead actually began much earlier — and far from the Nile, suggests new research. Archaeologists have uncovered evidence that communities in southern China were mummifying their dead nearly 12,000 years ago, making it the earliest known example of the practice. Scientists discover shocking truth about mummification A study, led by researchers at the Australian National University, analysed skeletal remains from 95 pre-Neolithic sites. They found that many of the bodies had been deliberately smoke-dried before burial. What they found was very different from what we know about how Egyptians made mummies. The bones found in China bore signs of exposure to low heat. These mummies were found in tightly crouched burial positions, which suggested corpses had been bound and desiccated rather than interred fresh. In several cases, there was even a little separation of bones, a tell-tale sign the bodies were preserved before decomposition. Here's what the process may have looked like: The process, researchers say, was strikingly similar to traditions recorded in Indigenous Australian and Highland New Guinea societies. Corpses were bound in hyper-flexed postures, suspended above smouldering fires for extended periods, then kept in homes, huts, or caves before eventual burial. Why were corpses smoked? According to scientists, the technique was not only practical — it slowed the decay in tropical climates where heat and humidity destroy soft tissue quickly — but also deeply symbolic. Communities believed the spirit of the dead could move freely during the day and return to the preserved body at night, while others linked the practice to hopes of immortality. The findings, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, push back the origins of mummification by thousands of years, predating both Ancient Egypt and the Chinchorro culture of Chile. What this really shows, the authors say, is that the desire to preserve the dead — and the belief that the body still mattered long after death — is one of humanity's oldest and most enduring cultural traditions.

<p>New research suggests that the practice of mummification originated in southern China and Southeast Asia nearly 12,000 years ago, thousands of years before the famous mummies of Ancient Egypt.</p>

Smoked like meat? Scientists reveal shocking 12,000-year-old truth about the world's first mummies

<p>Abu Dhabi has taken a major step toward futuristic logistics. The nation has rolled out its first pilot for autonomous delivery vehicles. On Monday (Sep 15), the emirate's Smart and Autonomous Systems Council issued the very first licence plate for a self-driving delivery vehicle. Here's everything you need to know about it.</p><h2><strong>Welcome to the future: AI-based self-delivery vehicles become a reality in Abu Dhabi</strong></h2><p>According to reports, the futuristic autonomous delivery vehicles have started rolling out in Abhi Dabhi. The vehicle is built by Autogo — a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi-based K2. It will operate in partnership with EMX, the logistics arm of Emirates Post, 7X.</p>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Under the supervision of the Smart and Autonomous Systems Council, <a href="https://twitter.com/ad_mobility?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@ad_mobility</a>, an affiliate of <a href="https://twitter.com/AbuDhabiDMT?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@AbuDhabiDMT</a>, has launched Abu Dhabi’s first pilot for autonomous delivery vehicles, and issued the first self-driving delivery vehicle licence plate in the emirate. <a href="https://t.co/QFlaxZOFDH">pic.twitter.com/QFlaxZOFDH</a></p>&mdash; مكتب أبوظبي الإعلامي (@ADMediaOffice) <a href="https://twitter.com/ADMediaOffice/status/1967544360800772420?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 15, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<p><strong>Also read | </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-s-trade-czar-peter-navarro-lashes-out-at-india-again-ahead-of-trade-talks-unfair-trade-funding-putin-s-war-1757995749305"><strong>Trump’s trade czar Peter Navarro lashes out at India again ahead of trade talks: 'Unfair trade, funding Putin’s war'</strong></a></p><p>According to the Abu Dhabi Media Office, the vehicles rely on artificial intelligence and smart mobility systems to navigate city streets, carry out deliveries, and operate without human drivers.</p><p>The pilot programme has begun in Masdar City, with plans to expand the full-scale commercial service across the capital gradually.</p>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="ar" dir="rtl">إطلاق مركز النقل المتكامل (أبوظبي للتنقل) للتشغيل التجريبي لمركبات التوصيل ذاتية القيادة، وإصدار أول لوحة أرقام لمركبة مرخصة من هذا النوع في أبوظبي، يُجسّد التزام الإمارة بتطوير بنية تحتية متقدمة للتنقّل الذكي والمستدام.<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/AutonomousAD?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#AutonomousAD</a> <a href="https://t.co/3NhXhO4acR">pic.twitter.com/3NhXhO4acR</a></p>&mdash; أبوظبي للأنظمة ذاتية الحركة | Abu Dhabi Autonomous (@AutonomousAD) <a href="https://twitter.com/AutonomousAD/status/1967542936813600890?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 15, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2><strong>Sustainability goals</strong></h2><p>Officials say the initiative is part of Abu Dhabi's broader target to make a 25 per cent of all trips in the emirate smart and sustainable by 2040. The city has already trialled autonomous taxis in selected areas.</p><p><strong>Also read | </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-we-are-hunting-you-trump-shares-shocking-video-of-fresh-strike-on-venezuelan-boat-reveals-3-narcoterrorists-killed-watch-1757992478375"><strong>'We are hunting you': Trump shares shocking video of fresh strike on Venezuelan boat; reveals 3 ‘narcoterrorists’ killed. Watch!</strong></a></p><p>Dr Abdulla Hamad AlGhfeli, Acting Director General of Abu Dhabi Mobility, said the launch is more than a technical test. "This project is not just a technical trial but part of a comprehensive strategy to strengthen smart logistics, leverage advanced technologies to reduce emissions and congestion, and improve quality of life in our cities," he said.</p><p>Tariq Al Wahedi, Group CEO of 7X, added that his company is working toward a delivery model that is faster, safer, more adaptable, and more sustainable, in line with the UAE’s green economy and digital transformation plans.<br>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

Abu Dhabi has launched its first pilot program for autonomous delivery vehicles, issuing the very first license plate for a self-driving vehicle on Monday.

Abu Dhabi has taken a major step toward futuristic logistics. The nation has rolled out its first pilot for autonomous delivery vehicles. On Monday (Sep 15), the emirate's Smart and Autonomous Systems Council issued the very first licence plate for a self-driving delivery vehicle. Here's everything you need to know about it. Welcome to the future: AI-based self-delivery vehicles become a reality in Abu Dhabi According to reports, the futuristic autonomous delivery vehicles have started rolling out in Abhi Dabhi. The vehicle is built by Autogo — a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi-based K2. It will operate in partnership with EMX, the logistics arm of Emirates Post, 7X.

<p>Abu Dhabi has launched its first pilot program for autonomous delivery vehicles, issuing the very first license plate for a self-driving vehicle on Monday.</p>

No driver, no problem: Abu Dhabi debuts AI-based self-driving delivery cars

<p>A woman in Uzbekistan, who dropped her three-year-old daughter into a bear enclosure at a Tashkent zoo in 2022, has been arrested on suspicion of killing her three years later. Zilola Tulyaganova shocked other visitors when she dropped Zarina some 16ft into a trench inside the cage in Tashkent Zoo. The bear came up to Zarina, sniffed her, but left her alone. Several zoo officials immediately entered the cage and took her away. She spent three weeks at the hospital recovering from injuries sustained from the fall. The 34-year-old was investigated for suspected murder. However, the Uzbek authorities dropped the charges against her, and she was deemed fit to take care of her daughter and son. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/bangladeshi-man-brutally-killed-with-sharp-weapons-in-public-attack-caught-on-camera-reports-1757932294280"><strong>Bangladeshi man brutally killed with sharp weapons in public, attack caught on camera — Reports</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Now, three years later, Zilola has been detained for allegedly stabbing her seven-year-old daughter to death. Her grandfather came home and found her body. Reports suggest that she suffered knife wounds on her neck. Uzbeki media is shocked to see that the girl is now dead three years after the horrifying incident at the zoo. Video footage from the time shows Zilola holding Zarina over the railings around the bear enclosure. It shows her moving to the left at the viewing point and dropping her into the trench, leading the little girl to tumble down 16 feet. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/dubai-porta-potty-parties-probe-exposes-sex-ring-where-women-are-forced-to-fulfill-disgusting-sexual-fetishes-1757931505109"><strong>Dubai 'porta-potty parties' probe exposes sex ring where women are forced to fulfill disgusting sexual fetishes</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>Woman dropped her daughter into the beat enclosure</strong></h2><p>Six zoo officials race to rescue the little girl, even as the bear comes up to her. Thankfully, the bear left after sniffing around, averting a dangerous situation. The girl spent more than three weeks at the hospital and recovered. Meanwhile, the mother was arrested on charges of suspected murder. However, she was released following a psychiatric evaluation and cleared to take care of her children.</p><p>A zoo spokeswoman said, "A young woman threw a little girl down into a brown bear's enclosure, in front of all the visitors. We are scared to even think about how this would end if the bear were to react at the toddler as its prey."<br>&nbsp;</p>

A mother in Uzbekistan has been detained on suspicion that she killed her three-year-old. She is the same woman who dropped her girl into a bear enclosure at a Tashkent Zoo in 2022. The woman underwent a psychiatric evaluation at the time but was cleared.

A woman in Uzbekistan, who dropped her three-year-old daughter into a bear enclosure at a Tashkent zoo in 2022, has been arrested on suspicion of killing her three years later. Zilola Tulyaganova shocked other visitors when she dropped Zarina some 16ft into a trench inside the cage in Tashkent Zoo. The bear came up to Zarina, sniffed her, but left her alone. Several zoo officials immediately entered the cage and took her away. She spent three weeks at the hospital recovering from injuries sustained from the fall. The 34-year-old was investigated for suspected murder. However, the Uzbek authorities dropped the charges against her, and she was deemed fit to take care of her daughter and son. Also Read: Bangladeshi man brutally killed with sharp weapons in public, attack caught on camera — Reports Now, three years later, Zilola has been detained for allegedly stabbing her seven-year-old daughter to death. Her grandfather came home and found her body. Reports suggest that she suffered knife wounds on her neck. Uzbeki media is shocked to see that the girl is now dead three years after the horrifying incident at the zoo. Video footage from the time shows Zilola holding Zarina over the railings around the bear enclosure. It shows her moving to the left at the viewing point and dropping her into the trench, leading the little girl to tumble down 16 feet. Also Read: Dubai 'porta-potty parties' probe exposes sex ring where women are forced to fulfill disgusting sexual fetishes Woman dropped her daughter into the beat enclosure Six zoo officials race to rescue the little girl, even as the bear comes up to her. Thankfully, the bear left after sniffing around, averting a dangerous situation. The girl spent more than three weeks at the hospital and recovered. Meanwhile, the mother was arrested on charges of suspected murder. However, she was released following a psychiatric evaluation and cleared to take care of her children. A zoo spokeswoman said, "A young woman threw a little girl down into a brown bear's enclosure, in front of all the visitors. We are scared to even think about how this would end if the bear were to react at the toddler as its prey."

<p>A mother in Uzbekistan has been detained on suspicion that she killed her three-year-old. She is the same woman who dropped her girl into a bear enclosure at a Tashkent Zoo in 2022. The woman underwent a psychiatric evaluation at the time but was cleared.</p>

Mother who cleared psychiatric tests after dropping daughter into bear cage, kills her three years later

<p>A female passenger in a plane surprised the internet after she posted a video of herself making pasta from scratch while travelling on the flight. The netizens were divided on the internet after the video went viral. The passenger, identified as Katie Brooks seen in the video making gnocchi in her seat as the plane was at an altitude of 30,000 feet.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>"POV: You hate airplane food so you make it yourself," Brooks wrote over the clip, and added in the caption, "Anyone else?" Later she added in the caption,"Since everyone’s going CRAZY over this video 😂Just trying to show that pasta making is so easy you can do it on an airplane!"</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In the viral video, Brooks is seen holding a bowl as she combines flour and water with her fingers. She kneads the mixture into a dough ball, then rolls it out into four long strips. Brooks, who hosts pasta-making classes and workshops at her San Diego home, then cuts the strips into smaller portions with a tool and shapes them into gnocchi on a gnocchi board. The clip ends with a final shot of a plate filled with her freshly made pasta.</p>

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<h3>Netizens react to the viral video</h3><p>After the video surfaced on the internet, it attracted multiple netizens with their mixed opinion. One of the users said, "As a mom of a child with anaphylactic allergy to wheat, I'm shocked. Please don't do this in an airplane where people are contained in a small vessel, air is circulated and the nearest hospital is hours away."</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Another user said, "God forbid an Indian did the same, the comment section would've gone crazy, the double standards!"</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The next said, "Talk 'White privilege'. God forbid a person of color, specifically an Indian or any brown person from the Indian subcontinent had done it, they would have been called out all sorts of names , abuse and trolls. Double standards of society!!!"</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Another also said," Some do it for the views. Some do it to show you how easy it can be. You did it for both. I love it."</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The next also questioned,"How did they let u do this on the plane."</p>

The internet was divided after a female passenger posted a video on social media showing herself making pasta from scratch.

A female passenger in a plane surprised the internet after she posted a video of herself making pasta from scratch while travelling on the flight. The netizens were divided on the internet after the video went viral. The passenger, identified as Katie Brooks seen in the video making gnocchi in her seat as the plane was at an altitude of 30,000 feet. "POV: You hate airplane food so you make it yourself," Brooks wrote over the clip, and added in the caption, "Anyone else?" Later she added in the caption,"Since everyone’s going CRAZY over this video 😂Just trying to show that pasta making is so easy you can do it on an airplane!" In the viral video, Brooks is seen holding a bowl as she combines flour and water with her fingers. She kneads the mixture into a dough ball, then rolls it out into four long strips. Brooks, who hosts pasta-making classes and workshops at her San Diego home, then cuts the strips into smaller portions with a tool and shapes them into gnocchi on a gnocchi board. The clip ends with a final shot of a plate filled with her freshly made pasta.

<p>The internet was divided after a female passenger posted a video on social media showing herself making pasta from scratch.</p>

Passenger makes fresh pasta mid-flight; what happened next will shock you! WATCH

<p>OpenAI has released an in-depth report analysing how users interact with ChatGPT, based on over 1.5 million conversations spanning the last three years. The findings shed light on the platform’s evolving role in people’s daily lives and the broader impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on how we search, learn, and make decisions. Since late 2022, ChatGPT’s user base has exploded from just 1 million active users to a staggering 700 million weekly users today.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/who-is-simon-leviev-israeli-fraudster-tinder-swindler-arrested-in-georgia-1757960461679"><strong>Who is Simon Leviev? Israeli fraudster ‘Tinder Swindler’ arrested in Georgia</strong></a></p><h2><strong>What does the report reveal?</strong></h2><p>Unsurprisingly, the tool has become almost synonymous with AI itself, playing an increasingly central role in both personal and professional settings. Interestingly, 70% of conversations were found to be unrelated to work. Instead, users often turn to ChatGPT for help in their personal lives. The most common interaction types fall under three categories: Practical guidance, seeking information, and writing—which together make up 77% of all usage.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Practical Guidance (e.g., advice, tutoring) has consistently made up about 29%. Writing tasks (like drafting emails or essays) have dropped from 36% to 24% over the past year. Meanwhile, seeking information (covering everything from recipes to product advice) has surged from 14% to 24%.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: '</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-we-are-hunting-you-trump-shares-shocking-video-of-fresh-strike-on-venezuelan-boat-reveals-3-narcoterrorists-killed-watch-1757992478375"><strong>We are hunting you': Trump shares shocking video of fresh strike on Venezuelan boat; reveals 3 ‘narcoterrorists’ killed. Watch!</strong></a></p><h2>What are the three major queries?</h2><ul><li>Asking: Gathering insights or guidance for decision-making</li><li>Doing: Getting the AI to carry out tasks, like writing or coding</li><li>Expressing: more reflective or personal dialogue</li></ul><p>Notably, fewer users are asking ChatGPT to do tasks on their behalf, while more are turning to it for information and advice—positioning ChatGPT more like a search engine or discovery tool than a productivity assistant.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-better-future-cannot-begin-until-hamas-is-gaza-city-bombing-escalates-after-marco-rubio-s-visit-to-jerusalem-1757990519964"><strong>'Better future cannot begin until Hamas is...': Gaza City bombing escalates after Marco Rubio's visit to Jerusalem</strong></a></p>

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OpenAI has released an in-depth report analysing how users interact with ChatGPT, based on over 1.5 million conversations spanning the last three years. The findings shed light on the platform’s evolving role in people’s daily lives and the broader impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on how we search, learn, and make decisions. Since late 2022, ChatGPT’s user base has exploded from just 1 million active users to a staggering 700 million weekly users today. Also Read: Who is Simon Leviev? Israeli fraudster ‘Tinder Swindler’ arrested in Georgia What does the report reveal? Unsurprisingly, the tool has become almost synonymous with AI itself, playing an increasingly central role in both personal and professional settings. Interestingly, 70% of conversations were found to be unrelated to work. Instead, users often turn to ChatGPT for help in their personal lives. The most common interaction types fall under three categories: Practical guidance, seeking information, and writing—which together make up 77% of all usage. Practical Guidance (e.g., advice, tutoring) has consistently made up about 29%. Writing tasks (like drafting emails or essays) have dropped from 36% to 24% over the past year. Meanwhile, seeking information (covering everything from recipes to product advice) has surged from 14% to 24%. Also Read: 'We are hunting you': Trump shares shocking video of fresh strike on Venezuelan boat; reveals 3 ‘narcoterrorists’ killed. Watch! What are the three major queries? Asking: Gathering insights or guidance for decision-making Doing: Getting the AI to carry out tasks, like writing or coding Expressing: more reflective or personal dialogue Notably, fewer users are asking ChatGPT to do tasks on their behalf, while more are turning to it for information and advice—positioning ChatGPT more like a search engine or discovery tool than a productivity assistant. Also Read: 'Better future cannot begin until Hamas is...': Gaza City bombing escalates after Marco Rubio's visit to Jerusalem

<p>The use of ChatGPT is now shifting from task completion to information-seeking, with fewer people using it for writing and more turning to it for advice and discovery, reveals OpenAI’s latest usage report</p>

<p>The infamous ‘Tinder Swindler’ Simon Leviev was arrested in Georgia on Monday after Interpol issued a Red Notice for his arrest. The 35-year-old, whose notoriety was featured in Netflix’s hit, was detained at Batumi International airport, according to Georgian and Israeli media reports. The Israeli fraudster is accused of conning women out of a total of over $10 million by posing as the heir to a diamond fortune.</p><p>The interior ministry spokesman, Tato Kuchava, told AFP that he has been “arrested at (the Black Sea city) Batumi’s airport at Interpol’s request,” without giving further details.</p><h2><strong>Who is Simon Leviev?</strong></h2><p>Simon Leviev, whose real name is Shimon Yehuda Hayut, has been on Interpol’s international wanted list. He was featured in the 2022 Netflix documentary series ‘The Tinder Swindler’ that featured stories of his victims.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Leviev met several women between 2017 and 2019 through the online dating app Tinder and introduced himself as the heir to diamond magnate Lev Leviev. He then engaged in various fraudulent schemes and extorted money from them. </p><p>According to court records, he was convicted of theft, forgery, and fraud and managed to swindle about $10 million from his victims across Europe.</p><p>His activities came to light after investigative reports and media coverage exposed a pattern of romance fraud and financial crimes. </p><p>His scheme became one of the most notorious examples of “catfishing”, a term that refers to creating a false online persona to lure victims into emotional and financial entanglements.</p><p>Leviev reportedly deceived his victims through fake luxury lifestyles, bodyguards and private jets, which made the scam unusually convincing and costly.</p><p>Netflix has said Hayut “ultimately defrauded victims in Norway, Finland and Sweden out of an estimated $10 million.”</p><p> </p><p> </p>

The Israeli fraudster, whose real name is Shimon Yehuda Hayut, is accused of conning women out of a total of over $10 million by posing as the heir to a diamond fortune.

The infamous ‘Tinder Swindler’ Simon Leviev was arrested in Georgia on Monday after Interpol issued a Red Notice for his arrest. The 35-year-old, whose notoriety was featured in Netflix’s hit, was detained at Batumi International airport, according to Georgian and Israeli media reports. The Israeli fraudster is accused of conning women out of a total of over $10 million by posing as the heir to a diamond fortune. The interior ministry spokesman, Tato Kuchava, told AFP that he has been “arrested at (the Black Sea city) Batumi’s airport at Interpol’s request,” without giving further details. Who is Simon Leviev? Simon Leviev, whose real name is Shimon Yehuda Hayut, has been on Interpol’s international wanted list. He was featured in the 2022 Netflix documentary series ‘The Tinder Swindler’ that featured stories of his victims.

<p>The Israeli fraudster, whose real name is Shimon Yehuda Hayut, is accused of conning women out of a total of over $10 million by posing as the heir to a diamond fortune.</p>

Who is Simon Leviev? Israeli fraudster ‘Tinder Swindler’ arrested in Georgia

<p>Weather experts have warned that India may face an intense cold wave at the end of this year. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the cold waves can happen due to the likely return of La Niña. A La Niña is a &nbsp;climate pattern linked to unusually cold sea temperatures in the Pacific Ocean that affects the weather conditions worldwide. Although India has escaped the extreme heat waves this year, but the coming winters (December-January) can see much colder temperature than the usual winter conditions.&nbsp;</p><h2>What experts say?</h2><p>A senior IMD official explained that there is over a 50 per cent chances of La Niña &nbsp;to come in the upcoming winters. He further added that winters in India are usually colder during La Niña years, though climate change can reduce the impact.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Chairman of Skymet Weather, &nbsp;G.P. Sharma, said that a short-term La Niña is quite possible in this winter. “The Pacific Ocean is already cooler than normal, though not yet at La Niña thresholds. If sea surface temperatures drop below -0.5°C and persist for at least three consecutive quarters, La Niña will be officially declared,” he explained.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>He also pointed out that a similar pattern occurred at the end of 2024, when La Niña conditions briefly appeared between November and January before fading back to neutral.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Check - </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/all-india-weather-forecast-monsoon-begins-retreating-from-delhi-1757925341451"><strong>All-India Weather Forecast: Monsoon Begins Retreating From Delhi</strong></a><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Meanwhile, The US Climate Prediction Centre recently said that there is a 71 per cent chances of La Niña forming between October and December 2025. The chance falls slightly to 54 per cent between December 2025 and February 2026.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Currently, according to reports, the Pacific Ocean is in a neutral phase, but the forecasts from the IMD’s Monsoon Mission Climate Forecast System and other global systems suggests that the La Niña may appear after the end of the monsoon.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

The US Climate Prediction Centre recently said that there is a 71 per cent chances of La Niña forming between October and December 2025. The chance falls slightly to 54 per cent between December 2025 and February 2026.

Weather experts have warned that India may face an intense cold wave at the end of this year. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the cold waves can happen due to the likely return of La Niña. A La Niña is a climate pattern linked to unusually cold sea temperatures in the Pacific Ocean that affects the weather conditions worldwide. Although India has escaped the extreme heat waves this year, but the coming winters (December-January) can see much colder temperature than the usual winter conditions. What experts say? A senior IMD official explained that there is over a 50 per cent chances of La Niña to come in the upcoming winters. He further added that winters in India are usually colder during La Niña years, though climate change can reduce the impact. Chairman of Skymet Weather, G.P. Sharma, said that a short-term La Niña is quite possible in this winter. “The Pacific Ocean is already cooler than normal, though not yet at La Niña thresholds. If sea surface temperatures drop below -0.5°C and persist for at least three consecutive quarters, La Niña will be officially declared,” he explained. He also pointed out that a similar pattern occurred at the end of 2024, when La Niña conditions briefly appeared between November and January before fading back to neutral. Also Check - All-India Weather Forecast: Monsoon Begins Retreating From Delhi Meanwhile, The US Climate Prediction Centre recently said that there is a 71 per cent chances of La Niña forming between October and December 2025. The chance falls slightly to 54 per cent between December 2025 and February 2026. Currently, according to reports, the Pacific Ocean is in a neutral phase, but the forecasts from the IMD’s Monsoon Mission Climate Forecast System and other global systems suggests that the La Niña may appear after the end of the monsoon.

<p>The US Climate Prediction Centre recently said that there is a 71 per cent chances of La Niña forming between October and December 2025. The chance falls slightly to 54 per cent between December 2025 and February 2026.</p>

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