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Brazil’s quality too good for India

Chelsea winger Estevao scored Brazil’s first goal and ‌assisted Pedro before Lino netted a second-half brace, helping Carlo Ancelotti’s side ‌conclude their tour of Australia and India ‌with ⁠two wins and a draw

‘No place to grow artificial minds’: Why did David Robinson quit OpenAI? What did he write in his essay?

David Robinson published a scathing essay in The Atlantic, accusing OpenAI’s ‘unimpeded optimism’ of fostering a hazardous environment for advanced technology

RBI chief lays down 5 key priorities to maintain financial stability amidst emerging risks

“Financial instability anywhere can become a threat to financial stability everywhere”.

Back-to-back wins for Man Utd as they see off Liverpool

Manchester United celebrate their 250th game in the club's history with a narrow victory over Liverpool in the Women's Super League.

Paramount-Warner Bros merger: Who is staying, who is exiting as Skydance takes shape?

Several senior Paramount executives are set to take on expanded responsibilities, while some of Warner Bros. Discovery's top leadership will depart. Here is a look at the executives staying, those leaving and their key achievements.

Campaign dragged down by cross-voting and rebellion, Congress to probe Rajasthan local body poll performance

RBI remains cautious on crypto, backs underlying technology: Governor Malhotra

Governor Sanjay Malhotra says India supports innovation in distributed ledger technology and tokenisation, but is wary of cryptocurrencies over concerns about monetary sovereignty and capital flows

No sign of stress, but cost of allowing vulnerabilities to build ‘simply too high’, says RBI Governor

Tech Now

Alasdair Keane heads to the Pokémon World Championships in San Francisco.

France school protests spark violence, arrests; and India’s CJP movement comparison

Bailey: Maddinson call-up is not disrespectful to first-class cricket

Batter recalled after 19-month absence, having undergone treatment for testicular cancer

The 2008 economic crisis changed the US's relationship with energy

It wasn't obvious at the time, but the US uncoupled carbon emissions and GDP growth.