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2 Election Commissioners complained against poll panel officer, but Cabinet Secretariat took no action: RTI | India News

RTI reveals why ECs’ complaints against officer went unacted upon NEW DELHI: The Cabinet Secretariat did not take any action on complaints filed by two election commissioners against an officer in the Election Commission, saying the letters were written in their “individual capacity” and did not represent the poll panel as a whole, according to…

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Why US banks, including JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley, are blocking AI agents from customer accounts

Major US banks have been blocking third-party artificial intelligence (AI) agents from accessing customer accounts and carrying out transactions, as concerns grow over the risks posed by autonomous AI tools, two people familiar with the situation told Reuters.Banks are increasingly wary of AI agents that can perform tasks on behalf of users, particularly when the…

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Google’s Ex-CEO Eric Schmidt sees China behind the US in the AI race by at least 6 months, but is still impressed by Chinese …

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt says China trails the US in artificial intelligence by roughly six months, but he warns that the gap may not guarantee an American win. Talking about the intensifying global AI competition, Schmidt said that China is only about six months behind the US in AI capabilities. Along with this, he…

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‘Keep it up’: Donald Trump backs Vivek Ramaswamy’s attack ad against Ohio rival

Trump endorsed the advertisement in a post on Truth Social on Thursday. US President Donald Trump has thrown his support behind a controversial campaign advertisement targeting Democratic candidate Amy Acton in Ohio’s closely contested governor’s race, urging Republican Vivek Ramaswamy to continue running it despite criticism from within his own party.The advertisement features Acton’s estranged…

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A South Carolina ranch house built in 1958 grew into a 5,390-square-foot retreat with three kitchens and an indoor pool under a 31-foot ceiling; 68 years later, the unusual 1.21-acre home is listed for $1.227 million

A house that began as a modest ranch in 1958 has evolved into one of the more unusual residential properties in Goose Creek, South Carolina. Featuring three kitchens, themed bedrooms and an expansive indoor swimming pool, the 5,390-square-foot estate is now on the market for $1.227 million. According to Realtor dot com, which featured the…

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A necklace nearly taken to a car boot sale with a £15 price tag was later identified as a rare South Pacific treasure; expected to fetch just £60 to £100, it sold for £99,000 at auction

Photo credit: Ewbanks/BNPS A necklace nearly taken to a car boot sale with a £15 price tag turned out to be a rare 18th-century Polynesian treasure worth almost £100,000. The piece, made from human hair and sperm whale bone and originating from the Austral Islands in the South Pacific, had been found during a house…

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16 killed, 32 injured in magnitude 7 earthquake in Tibet; rescue operations under way

तिब्बत में भूकंप At least 16 people were killed and 32 others injured after a magnitude 7 earthquake struck the Tibet region on Thursday evening, damaging hundreds of homes and triggering emergency rescue operations in the northern city of Nagqu.The city’s media office said at least 339 homes had collapsed, citing local government officials. Of…

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In 2018, Vanessa Hudgens bought a 1922 Los Angeles home from Gary Oldman for nearly $5 million; after restoring its kitchen and primary suite, she sold the historic estate to Ronan Farrow for $6.7 million in 2022

Photo credit: Cottage and gardens In 2018, actor Vanessa Hudgens bought a historic Los Angeles home previously owned by Gary Oldman for nearly $5 million. Built in 1922, the Georgian Colonial-style property had ivy-covered walls, mature trees and architectural details that reflected its old Hollywood history. Four years later, after renovating its kitchen and primary…

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In 2019, an Ohio engineer bought 34 wooded acres and began building unusual vacation rentals; five years later, his three-property business reported more than $700,000 in yearly revenue and $350,000 in net profit

An Ohio engineer’s decision to trade a conventional career for an unconventional hospitality business has turned a wooded property in Hocking Hills into a lucrative vacation rental destination. Bryant Gingerich, who founded Dunlap Hollow with his wife, Amy, transformed an old cottage, a contemporary A-frame and a natural cave into distinctive holiday homes. According to…

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