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Elon Musk has undertaken another major restructuring of his business empire by merging X, formerly known as Twitter, with his artificial intelligence firm, xAI. The transaction, valued at $33 billion, is an all-stock deal that aims to strengthen Musk’s AI operations and facilitate the development of Grok, xAI’s chatbot competitor to OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
Musk announced the agreement through X, highlighting the convergence of data, models, computational power, distribution, and talent among the two firms. “The union values xAI at $80 billion and X at $33 billion ($45B minus $12B debt),” he wrote.
This strategic merger is likely to harmonize Musk’s vision for social media and AI, enabling xAI to utilize X’s huge dataset for machine learning. Nevertheless, key details on investor rewards, the future of X’s existing leadership, and potential regulatory issues are left unanswered.
A dramatic scene was witnessed in Bangkok when a woman had to give birth to her baby outside on a stretcher after a strong earthquake from Myanmar caused evacuations throughout the city.
The shaking caused the immediate evacuation of patients from BNH Hospital and King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital. Some patients, including those on stretchers and wheelchairs, were relocated to a park near the hospitals while medical staff took care of them outside the hospital compound.
In the midst of the pandemonium, a woman in labor had no option but to deliver her baby on the street while hospital personnel helped deliver the child. The event serves to underscore the unexpected risks that natural disasters present to medical facilities, with healthcare workers making a heroic effort to offer urgent treatment amid difficult conditions.
Popular YouTube personality Gaurav Taneja, who is also popularly referred to as Flying Beast, has come under widespread criticism online after announcing in one of his vlogs that he had shifted his pet dog, Mau, to his farmhouse.
In his video titled “Where is Mau?”, Taneja said his family was also worried about having the dog at home, with his father expressing unease about Mau being around. He even cited religious reasons behind the move.
The action angered his fans in large numbers, with many calling him irresponsible as a pet owner. His fans on social media criticized him for supposedly putting convenience above the welfare of his pet, with some even threatening to cancel their subscription to his channel.
One of the users stated, “If you can’t make a commitment to taking care of a pet, don’t take one home. No religion supports abandoning a living creature you took in as family.” Another user said, “Mau was brought in for opinions, and now that he is in the way, he’s been sent away. How selfish!”
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has confirmed that arrangements are in place for President Vladimir Putin’s soon-to-be visit to India, bolstering diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have already met twice in 2024—first at the India-Russia Annual Summit in Moscow, and subsequently during the BRICS Summit in Kazan. The visit is to be centered on major issues like trade, defense cooperation, and the Ukraine war.
Lavrov stressed Russia’s eagerness to support its partnership with India, describing it as a “privileged strategic partnership.” The statements reveal how Moscow is interested in further increasing economic and security ties with New Delhi amid worldwide geopolitical tensions.
A catastrophic boiler explosion at Nordstern Rubber and Rolls Private Limited in Ghaziabad’s Modinagar area led to the deaths of three workers and left another injured.
The explosion took place at around 3:45 AM, resulting in parts of the factory walls coming down and scaffolding curving under the explosive force. The dead were identified as Avdhesh Kumar (21), Yogendra Kumar (48), and Anuj Kumar Prajapati (27), who were all working late shifts when the accident occurred.
Officials said company executives were not available at first, but later talks were held on compensation for the families of the victims. A probe by the government will decide if safety lapses caused the disaster, and a case may be filed.
Stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra has found himself in legal woes once again, with three more FIRs lodged against him in Maharashtra for reportedly making insulting comments against Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.
Kamra had previously sparked controversy by referring to Shinde as a “gaddar” (traitor), leading to complaints from multiple individuals, including the Mayor of Jalgaon city, a hotelier, and a businessman from Nashik. The cases have been transferred to Mumbai’s Khar police station for further investigation.
Even after being called for questioning twice, Kamra has yet to appear before the authorities. With legal action in progress, the comedian still has to endure increasing pressure from political leaders and law enforcement.
Former US President Donald Trump has confirmed confidence in the ongoing trade talks between India and the US, calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a “great friend” and a “smart man.”
While Trump has previously criticized India’s high tariff rates on American goods, he now appears optimistic about resolving these issues through diplomatic discussions. His recent comments suggest that both nations could be moving toward a mutually beneficial trade agreement.
Trump has also reaffirmed plans to impose retaliatory tariffs on nations that still impose high tariffs on U.S. products, a move set to commence from April 2. Nonetheless, his recent comments signal a likely breakthrough in American-Indian trade relations.
A fierce exchange of gunfire between Maoists and security personnel in Sukma district of Chhattisgarh left 16 insurgents dead, while two District Reserve Guard (DRG) personnel were injured.
Security personnel found several weapons, including INSAS rifles and AK-47s, at the encounter site. The authorities are yet to establish the identities of the deceased.
The government has escalated operations against Maoist organizations over the last few years, causing a sudden surge in the number of insurgent casualties. Union Home Minister Amit Shah reaffirmed that the Modi government is committed to ending left-wing extremism and making India “Naxal-free” by March 31, 2026.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) ended their 17-year losing sequence at Chepauk, thumping Chennai Super Kings (CSK) by 50 runs with a dominating show.
Skipper Rajat Patidar was the cornerstone of RCB’s effort with a perfectly crafted half-century, laying the platform for RCB’s 196/7. Their well-disciplined bowling effort then tore apart CSK’s batting order, limiting them to 146/8.
This win was RCB’s first at Chepauk since the first season of the IPL in 2008 and CSK’s biggest home loss so far. It was a night of joy for Bengaluru fans, while Chennai fans were left disappointed.
New Zealand’s Muhammad Abbas etched his name in history in Napier by breaking the fastest half-century on debut, achieving 50 runs in 24 balls against his country of birth, Pakistan.
Abbas bettered the earlier record shared by India’s Krunal Pandya, who had brought up a 26-ball fifty on his ODI debut. The Lahore-born all-round cricketer, who had recently been included in the New Zealand team for the first time, played an instrumental role in taking his team’s innings at a quick pace.
His performance has already created headlines, giving an extraordinary beginning to his career in international cricket.
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