#WATCH | CDS General Subramani calls for AI-powered, data-centric warfare to prepare for future conflicts

Indian long-distance runner Gulveer Singh clinched his third medal at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya after he won bronze in the men's 5000m race.

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In this special conversation with Abhinav Trivedi, Deputy Editor, Mint, students not only define & explore the real hybridity in their lives, but also push their creativity to imagine hypothetical hybrid combinations, degrees, and workplaces of the future.

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September was challenging for Nifty, marking a 6.3% decline, the worst since 2001. The index's seven-week losing streak reflects weak market sentiment, driven by high crude oil prices, elevated bond yields, and uncertainties regarding financial sector regulations amid tightening monetary policies.

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Dating app Hinge's CEO, Jackie Jantos in an interview with Mint said that India has emerged as online dating app Hinge's second-largest market outside the US in terms of downloads, making the country a focus for the company. But India's dating market has reached a bigger challenge: Saturation & Fatigue.

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Vaishali Parekh's top 3 stocks to buy: Vedanta Power, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Infosys | Target, stop-loss, market outlook

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The Indian women’s compound team, consisting of Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Prithika Pradeep, Taniparthi Chikitha successfully defended their Asian Games title, defeating China 238–234 in the final to win the gold medal at the ongoing Asian Games 2026 on Wednesday.

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#WATCH | US President Donald Trump says, "We are signing a document renaming Artificial Intelligence because it's not artificial. We all agree on that. We're going to be renaming it Super Intelligence — officially renaming it..."

🥇 GOLD for India in archery again. The Indian compound mixed team of Sahil Jadhav and Chikitha Taniparthi wins gold medal beating Korea in a shoot-off. With this gold, the Indian compound mixed team also book a ticket to Los Angeles 2028 Olympics. The Indians defended their title in the shoot off 10-9 after both teams were tied at 157–157 at the end of normal sets.

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US President Donald Trump’s unusual description of Google CEO Sundar Pichai as a “monster” has drawn attention after a video of the exchange surfaced online.

The interaction took place during a White House meeting on Tuesday involving some of the biggest names in the global technology industry, with discussions centred on the development of frontier artificial intelligence.

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Starting next week, commuters travelling on Mumbai’s local trains and across the Central Railway network will have to keep their identity proofs handy.

Central Railway is set to launch an intensive, month-long ticket-checking drive from 1-31 October 2026, targeting trains and stations across the zone.

Read more: https://www.livemint.com/industry/infrastructure/train-travel-rules-change-from-october-1-who-must-carry-original-id-and-what-can-get-you-fined-11790748386889.html