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πŸ₯… Sreejesh slams Indian hockey management after World Cup exits

India's men's team was knocked out of the FIH Men's World Cup 2026 after a 3-5 defeat against Argentina in the Netherlands. Former goalkeeper P. R. Sreejesh launched a scathing attack on the Indian hockey management following both men's and women's teams failing to reach the semifinals. The men's campaign ended on Monday, and India will now play Belgium in the seventh-place match. Sreejesh questioned the accountability, asking if the team is built to win or just play good hockey. He demanded answers instead of hiding behind 'learning experiences' after these recent disappointments. πŸ˜₯

#HockeyIndia#WorldCup2026#IndianSports
world

πŸ›‚ Trump admin targets 200k asylum seekers' visas

The US administration is planning to revoke B1 and B2 visas for up to 200,000 foreigners seeking asylum in the country. This action, if implemented, would become the largest single mass visa revocation in US history. The target group includes individuals with B1 and B2 visas issued between 2016 and 2026 who have applied for asylum. Officials stated this aims to counter those using short-term visas as a loophole for permanent stays. The State Department expects to announce this move in the coming weeks, coordinating with DHS. πŸ›‚

#USPolicy#VisaRevocation#AsylumDebate
tech

🧠 AI dependency could outsource your thinking, says Microsoft CEO

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warned that businesses relying too much on a single AI model risk not remaining a firm. He stated this concern while discussing data sharing in a CNN podcast with Fareed Zakaria. Nadella emphasized that firms need to keep their knowledge internal, referencing the concept of 'token capital.' This differs from the consumer space, where data exchange might be seen as a value trade. Ultimately, he believes the future involves humans working alongside AI agents, not being replaced. πŸ€–

#AIConserns#TechEthics#Microsoft
world

😟 Indian men tricked into Russia's war zone

A 33-year-old cab driver from Jaipur, Manoj Singh Shekhawat, was lured to fight in Russia's war zone. His family, in Rajasthan, is part of 26 families seeking help from the Supreme Court. Since the war started in 2022, hundreds of Indians have been fighting for Russian Armed Forces, often tricked by agents. The Supreme Court directed the Centre to trace and repatriate these missing nationals. Families remain in limbo, anxiously waiting for news about their loved ones.

#IndiaInCrisis#RussiaWar#MissingIndians
india

πŸ’§ Delhi drains fail again despite desilting claims 🌧️

A surprise downpour flooded large parts of Delhi on Monday, showing the city's drainage efforts are not fully successful. Janakpuri recorded the highest rainfall at 72.5mm, while the overall weather brought life to a standstill across the NCR. Weeks after a 95% drain desilting claim, heavy rain caused traffic jams and forced 15 flights to divert. Officials stated that temporary accumulation is being addressed while more rain is expected on Tuesday. Traders and students faced significant disruption due to the waterlogging in various colonies.

#DelhiRain#UrbanFlooding#NCR
entertainment

😠 Himanshi Khurana threatens proof against Asim Riaz

Himanshi Khurana has strongly replied to Asim Riaz's recent remarks following their split. She stated that she will not remain silent if he continues to tarnish her image, naming him as the target. The former couple, who dated for nearly four years, announced their breakup on December 6, 2023. Himanshi now claims to have proof regarding conversion-related matters and violence she suffered. She is prepared to share facts and evidence, including CCTV footages from November 27, 2023. 😠

#HimanshiKhurana#AsimRiaz#BiggBoss13
science

β˜„οΈ Apophis asteroid miss: NASA gives the final word β˜„οΈ

Initial fears about the 'doomsday asteroid' Apophis hitting Earth have been officially debunked by NASA scientists. The asteroid will pass very close to Earth on April 13, 2029, traveling only 32,000 kilometers above the surface. Radar observations in March 2021 ruled out impact possibilities, even for the year 2068. This close flyby is a massive astronomical event that might be visible to billions. Scientists are studying the gravitational effects during this near-miss event.

#SpaceFacts#NASA#Apophis
tech

🧐 Alabama probes OpenAI after Hugging Face data breach

Alabama has launched an investigation into OpenAI following a security breach that occurred at Hugging Face. The probe specifically targets the data handling practices of OpenAI in relation to the incident. This breach was reported to have taken place recently, involving sensitive information. The investigation seeks to understand the security protocols and compliance issues involved in the exchange. Authorities will continue their review to determine any regulatory violations. 🧐

#OpenAI#DataSecurity#Alabama
tech

🎧 Galaxy Buds4 Pro nail Hi-Fi sound, experts agree

The Galaxy Buds4 Pro earned the EISA In-Ear Headphones 2026-2027 Award, marking the first time a Galaxy Buds model received this recognition. This award was granted by the Expert Imaging and Sound Association in Seoul, Korea. The earbuds feature a wider woofer and dedicated tweeter, supporting 24-bit/96 kHz UHQ audio. This validates Samsung's focus on delivering true-to-original Hi-Fi sound quality and smart features. Future updates aim to build upon this foundation for even richer listening experiences. 🎧

#SamsungAudio#HiFi#EISA
india

πŸ“‹ Census 2027 skips begging data collection

The upcoming Census 2027 will make a significant change by excluding any data collection related to begging. This decision was made by the government body responsible for the census. The change affects how certain demographics will be recorded starting in 2027. This move reflects a shift in how marginalized populations are documented in national surveys. Further details regarding the implementation timeline are expected soon.

#Census2027#IndiaData#SocialChange
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πŸ˜₯ Nepal PM Balen faces backlash after quick rise

Barely 150 days after Gen Z energy helped elevate him, Nepal PM Balen Shah is facing intense public and political pressure. Protests erupted in Kathmandu's Maitighar Mandala demanding his resignation from citizens. The political honeymoon, which started on March 27 with RSP winning 182 of 275 seats, is now shaky. Issues like strict customs rules and a border dispute with India have fueled public anger. Internal dissent is also rising within his own Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) regarding his governing style. πŸ˜₯

#NepalPolitics#BalenShah#GenZ

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