Australian music industry writes a letter to stand against unauthorised use of creativity by AI data centres |

Australian Music Industry takes a stand against AI technologies. Image Credits: Instagram Australian music industry organisations have condemned the unauthorised use of their creativity to train large AI models. The members drafted a letter to the government, pleading to uphold their copyright and demand stronger protection against unauthorised use. This move comes as a concern…

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Monsoon-ready: WR fortifies tracks, bridges and drainage | Ahmedabad News

Ahmedabad: The Western Railway’s Ahmedabad division has intensified its monsoon preparedness to ensure passenger safety and uninterrupted train operations. A review meeting chaired by divisional railway manager Ved Prakash assessed the division’s readiness to tackle rain-related disruptions, with officials reviewing preventive maintenance of tracks, bridges, culverts and drainage systems.The division said joint inspections with state…

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Only downloading Maoist lit not offence, says court, gives pre-arrest bail to 7 TISS students; no relief for two | Mumbai News

The FIR was lodged in Oct last year Mumbai: Holding that participation in a programme paying homage to the late Delhi University professor G N Saibaba, who was acquitted in a UAPA case, or downloading books published by Maoist writers alone would not amount to a criminal offence, a sessions court on Friday granted anticipatory…

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YouTuber arrested for allegedly crashing into women riders to create viral videos | Delhi News

NEW DELHI: A 32-year-old YouTuber has been arrested for allegedly targeting women riders and girls by deliberately crashing into their vehicles, stalking and harassing them, and uploading videos of the incidents on social media to gain popularity and earn through monetisation of views.Gurman Singh allegedly operated a page and a channel where he uploaded objectionable…

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Colorado River officials face a fish-versus-power tradeoff as warmer water threatens native humpback chub and cool releases bypass dam turbines

Federal officials said on Thursday that they will not release cool water this year from Colorado River’s major reservoirs. This water would have protected a threatened native fish downstream, but put more strain on already struggling hydropower production. In an email obtained by The Associated Press, the Bureau of Reclamation told various groups that water…

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Another oil shock loading for India? How Red Sea route disruptions may hit not only Saudi, but also Russian crude supply

Like the Strait of Hormuz, the Bab el-Mandeb Strait is a strategically important maritime shipping route. In March 2026, India was faced with an unprecedented oil supply and price shock. Four months from then, India has managed to successfully secure its crude supplies through a diversified procurement basket relying mainly on Russian crude to tide…

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‘Faceless assessments to boost revenue’ | Chennai News

Finance secretary M A Siddique Tamil Nadu’s fiscal turnaround will be driven by cleaner governance, transparent procurement and stronger tax administration, says finance secretary M A Siddique. In an interview, the additional chief secretary (finance) discusses the state’s reform agenda, plans for an Economic Advisory Committee, PSU restructuring and the strategy to create fiscal space…

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Women’s T20 World Cup: Australia crush Pakistan by 113 runs, move closer to semifinals | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Australia continued their unbeaten run in the Women’s T20 World Cup with a commanding 113-run win over Pakistan at Headingley on Tuesday. However, despite winning all four of their matches so far, Australia have not yet secured a semifinal spot.South Africa and India can still finish with four wins each, keeping the race…

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