Will not allow Bangladesh’s troubles to spill into WB: DGP

The Pittsburgh Steelers have welcomed Aaron Rodgers, but the team's long-standing culture emphasizes depth and consistency rather than reliance on a single star. Coach Mike Tomlin highlights the importance of supporting players like Skylar Thompson, indicating that Pittsburgh's success will depend on coaching, health, and a collective effort as they aim for another playoff run. Want More Context? 🔎

File photo In Greater Noida, the family of dowry victim Nikki, who was tortured and set ablaze by her in-laws, demands justice after nine years of escalating harassment. Meanwhile, the Delhi High Court has quashed a CIC order to disclose PM Modi's BA degree records, and Arvind Kejriwal criticizes Amit Shah's defense of a bill affecting lawmakers with serious charges. Want More Context? 🔎

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) arrested Trinamool Congress MLA Jiban Krishna Saha in West Bengal for his involvement in a teachers' recruitment scam after he attempted to flee by scaling his house's wall and discarding his mobile phone. This arrest follows previous CBI actions against him, with ongoing investigations linked to multiple high-profile arrests related to the same case. Want More Context? 🔎

Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, emphasizes the need for professionals to adapt rapidly to AI's transformative impact, warning that stagnation is a greater risk than job loss. He advocates for continuous reskilling, collaboration, and balanced use of AI to thrive in an evolving landscape, highlighting the importance of resilience and proactive engagement with technological advancements. Want More Context? 🔎

Salmonella Dublin Superbug Threat Researchers have identified that Salmonella Dublin, a superbug prevalent in cattle, is increasingly resistant to antibiotics and can spread to humans via contaminated food or direct contact. This situation poses a serious risk of untreatable infections, particularly for vulnerable populations, with the US, a significant beef and dairy producer, facing a potential health emergency. Want More Context? 🔎

NEW DELHI: The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) is set to induct its first all-women commando team for operational roles, training around 100 women personnel in skills like physical fitness and weapons use. The inaugural batch of 30 will train from August to October 2025, with plans to make all-women courses a regular part of training, aiming for 10% female representation in the force. Want More Context? 🔎