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Big Tech earnings a test of the AI boom amid market turmoil

Investors are pressing for evidence that the AI boom can deliver swift returns to justify its enormous price tag. Rising bond yields at AI cloud providers such as CoreWeave and record costs to insure Meta Platform's debt have amplified concerns about how the massive AI infrastructure buildout is being funded, particularly as higher US interest rates loom.

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Early Alzheimer’s, cancer research paper mills and treatment access | Health Wrap 56

In the 56th episode of Health Wrap by The Hindu, Ramya Kannan, Health Editor, The Hindu, and Zubeda Hamid, Senior Assistant Editor, The Hindu, discuss health issues that highlight the importance of early diagnosis, reliable scientific evidence and access to treatment. The episode looks at how early-onset Alzheimer’s disease can present differently in people below the age of 65, with symptoms affecting language, vision and other thinking abilities, sometimes making diagnosis more challenging. It also examines concerns over more than 4,000 cancer research papers flagged for suspected links to paper mills, businesses that produce and sell research papers, sometimes using fabricated data or manipulated findings. The discussion explains why such concerns matter for the reliability of scientific evidence, while noting that flagged papers require further investigation. The episode also looks at concerns raised by families of children living with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in Keralam over a generic drug. With SMA affecting the nerve cells that control muscle movement, treatment and ongoing care can be crucial. Families need clear information about the safety, effectiveness and quality of medicines, alongside affordable and accessible treatment options for this rare genetic condition.

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Women Wrestlers Challenge BJP's Brij Bhushan's Acquittal In Sexual Assault Case

Four women wrestlers filed an appeal in a Delhi sessions court on Friday, contesting the August 3 acquittal of former Wrestling Federation of India chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh and associate Vinod Tomar in a sexual harassment case. The appeal argues that the lower court’s judgment was based on selective evidence appraisal and outdated assumptions about victims.

NDTV India News
25 Sept 2026
‘Disha Salian Deserves The Truth’: Jiah Khan’s Mother Flags Evidence Concerns After Sooraj Pancholi’s Name Surfaces
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‘Disha Salian Deserves The Truth’: Jiah Khan’s Mother Flags Evidence Concerns After Sooraj Pancholi’s Name Surfaces

Rabia Khan, mother of late actress Jiah Khan, warned that evidence may have been destroyed in the Disha Salian case after actor Sooraj Pancholi’s name appeared in the FIR, echoing concerns from her own daughter’s investigation. She urged authorities to preserve all forensic material to ensure a truthful inquiry.

ABP News
15 Sept 2026
Jharkhand LoP accuses Soren-led govt. of protecting influential people amid CID probe into job exam ‘irregularities’
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Jharkhand LoP accuses Soren-led govt. of protecting influential people amid CID probe into job exam ‘irregularities’

Opposition leader Babulal Marandi alleged that the Jharkhand government is shielding powerful individuals in a CID investigation of alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC recruitment exams. He also criticised the absence of video recordings for statements, claiming evidence is being edited or omitted.

The Hindu National
13 Sept 2026
Monthly assistance for ex-servicemen, widows to be raised to ₹6,000, says Minister
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Monthly assistance for ex-servicemen, widows to be raised to ₹6,000, says Minister

Tamil Nadu Minister K. Thennarasu announced that monthly assistance for ex‑servicemen and their widows will rise from ₹4,000 to ₹6,000, alongside a suite of digital service upgrades. The announcement also detailed increased cash aid for Sri Lankan Tamil refugees and the creation of new research and evidence‑based units within the state administration.

Modi hits out at critics as he opens freight corridor
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Modi hits out at critics as he opens freight corridor

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated three sections of the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor on September 8, 2026, while warning opposition parties that they would continue to raise baseless complaints. He highlighted the project’s completion as evidence of accelerated infrastructure development under his government compared to the previous administration.

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