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AI could cause billion deaths: Bill Gates

Warning of ‘evolutionary event’, Gates backs laws to curb AI-driven catastrophe

Asked whether AI could end humanity, Microsoft founder Bill Gates said: “AI is certainly powerful enough to drive events that, you know, cause a billion deaths.”

BJP leader shot dead in Bengal's Bolpur

Family alleges intra-party rivalry motive for the murder

BJP leader shot dead in Bengal

Sitharaman on way to Qatar on official visit

Trip aims to deepen economic ties with Qatar amid shifting global energy supplies

FM Sitharaman leaves for official visit to Qatar

India’s first LNG-powered train hits the tracks

Initiative aims to cut diesel use, lower fuel costs, promote cleaner railway operations

Amit Shah flags off India’s first LNG-powered train from Sabarmati.

Saudi Arabia has not ruled out nuclear weapons: Report

Classified assessment says Riyadh has kept open the option of developing nuclear weapons

US President Donald Trump with Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia Mohammed bin Salman on the South Lawn at the White House in Washington, DC on November 18, 2025.

Rohit, Kohli in focus as India face Windies in 1st ODI

Veteran duo under spotlight as Gill’s new-look India eye strong ODI start

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli

Ed Sheeran’s concerts cancelled due to storm warnings

Severe weather forces Gillette Stadium shows off as safety takes priority

Ed Sheeran

Banks in India to open on Sunday ahead of strike

RBI clears full Sunday operations to protect public banking needs

Public sector banks and Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) to remain operational on September 27 to minimise disruption.

Trump makes unusual visit to Mayor Mamdani's residence

Unlikely allies: Trump backs Mamdani’s ambitious rail yard housing project

Trump makes unusual visit to New York Mayor Mamdani

3 Senators seek probe of US military AI failures

Senators demand full access for watchdogs to review AI use in US operations

Probe on US military AI failures: Senators Mark Warner (pictured), Jack Reed and Chris Coons asked Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth and Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to provide inspectors general unrestricted access to examine the reported incidents.

Kerala CM spots accident victim, stops convoy to help

Accident response, boat race inauguration and sports rewards mark CM’s busy day

Budget projects to be put on track within two years, says CM Satheesan

8-year-old among two killed in Mumbai electric shock

Doctors declared the 8-year-old girl Raghni Ghanshyam Yadav dead upon arrival

8-year-old among two electrocuted to death near Ganpati Pandal in Mumbai

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