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How West Indies and Pakistan have taken different paths in fast bowling

For decades, West Indies and Pakistan were bound by more than memorable Test contests. Both built their identity around fast bowling, producing generations of quicks who could win matches on their own. But the recently concluded Test match in the Caribbean highlighted how differently the two nations have evolved. West Indies sealed the series with […]

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Haryana ASHA workers protest for better pay and job security.

ASHA workers across Haryana have launched protests demanding better pay and permanent employment contracts, according to The Hindu. ASHA, short for Accredited Social Health Activists, are frontline health workers stationed in villages and small towns who connect families to government health services. They track pregnancies, conduct immunisations, monitor disease outbreaks, and refer patients to hospitals.

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Amarnath Board finds most pilgrims skipping mandatory health checks before trek

The Shri Amarnath Shrine Board is facing a growing safety crisis as most pilgrims attempting the trek to the Amarnath cave are bypassing mandatory health checks. According to The Hindu, the board has observed a significant surge in unregistered devotees who are arriving without completing medical screening that assesses whether a person’s heart, lungs, and

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US Restricts Chinese Humanoid Robots as AI Rivalry Deepens

The Trump administration has introduced new restrictions that are expected to effectively block Chinese humanoid robots from entering the US market, marking another escalation in the technology rivalry between Washington and Beijing. Announced by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the measures require licences for certain foreign-made advanced robots and power inverters on national security grounds.

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South Korea uses AI to detect suicide risk on Han River bridges

South Korea has installed AI-powered cameras on bridges over the Han River in Seoul to detect people who may be about to attempt suicide. When the system identifies someone in distress, it immediately alerts nearby police and emergency responders so they can intervene quickly. The technology works by analyzing body movements and positioning that suggest

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Four lakh gig workers plan strike from August 8 over pay

Four lakh app-based drivers and delivery workers across India are planning a strike beginning August 8 to demand better pay and workplace protections. The protest, reported by Andhrabhoomi, represents one of the largest coordinated actions by gig workers in recent years and signals growing frustration with working conditions on digital platforms. Gig workers have complained

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Government limits sugar stocks to stop hoarding during festivals

The government has announced stock limits on sugar across India from August 1 to November 30, a measure designed to prevent traders and retailers from hoarding supplies during the festival season when demand and prices typically surge. The restriction will apply to wholesalers, retailers, and distributors holding sugar at any point in the supply chain.

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India’s factory output jumps 7.3% in June, fastest growth in two years

India’s manufacturing sector accelerated sharply in June, with factory output growing 7.3 percent compared to the same month last year. This is the fastest pace of industrial production growth India has recorded in nearly two years, according to Economic Times. The data covers output across the manufacturing, mining, and electricity sectors, which together form the

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Iran fires missiles at US forces in Jordan after five day pause

Iran launched a barrage of missiles at US military installations in Jordan on Monday, marking a significant escalation after a five-day pause in hostilities. The US Central Command confirmed that its air defense systems successfully intercepted the incoming missiles, with no immediate reports of casualties or damage to military facilities. The attack comes as tensions

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West Indies pace attack demolishes Pakistan for 90-run Test victory

West Indies’ pace attack dismantled Pakistan’s batting order in the second innings of the first Test, securing a 90-run victory on day four. Jayden Seales led the assault with five wickets for 20 runs, one of the most destructive spells in recent Test cricket. The West Indies team dedicated the win to Sir Garfield Sobers,

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