- King Charles on Andrew’s arrest: ‘The law must take its course’
- Former Prince Andrew arrested on misconduct charges amid Epstein controversy, Macron lauds India for Rafale boost, more
- Kanishka Narayan says Britain and India should shape AI together
- Rafale strengthens India, enhances strategic ties: French President Macron
Aamir Khan, partner Gauri Spratt visit Salim Khan at Lilavati Hospital. Video
Aamir Khan and his wife Gauri Spratt arrive at Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai as veteran screenwriter Salim Khan continues treatment after being admitted following minimal brain hemorrhage on February 17. The 90-year-old, father of actor Salman Khan and half of the famous Salim-Javed duo who wrote classic films like Sholay and Deewaar, underwent a medical procedure and is under close observation in the ICU, with doctors gradually weaning him from ventilator support and describing his condition as stable.
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King Charles on Andrew’s arrest: ‘The law must take its course’
In a significant development following the arrest of former Prince Andrew, King Charles III has issued a formal statement insisting that ‘the law must take its course.’
Former Prince Andrew arrested on misconduct charges amid Epstein controversy, Macron lauds India for Rafale boost, more
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, has been arrested by UK police at his Sandringham estate. The arrest comes on suspicion of misconduct in public office, linked to allegations that she shared sensitive government data with Jeffrey Epstein while serving as the UK trade envoy. The development coincides with the India AI Impact Summit in Delhi, where global leaders gathered. At the summit, French President Emmanuel Macron defended the Rafale fighter jet deal, saying it strengthens India and reaffirms the commitment to ‘Made in India’ manufacturing. Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the ‘Human’ framework, a human-centric blueprint for AI governance emphasizing ethics, accountability and national sovereignty. The summit also included the launch of ‘Sarvam’, India’s first sovereign generative AI platform supporting 22 Indian languages. Meanwhile, Microsoft founder Bill Gates withdrew from his keynote address at the summit after his name surfaced in the Epstein files, citing his foundation’s desire to keep the focus on AI priorities.
Kanishka Narayan says Britain and India should shape AI together
In an exclusive conversation with India Today, UK AI Minister Kanishk Narayan highlighted the strengthening technology partnership between India and the United Kingdom.
Rafale strengthens India, enhances strategic ties: French President Macron
In an exclusive conversation with India Today at the AI Summit at the Bharat Mandapam, French President Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed France’s commitment to India’s defense and industrial development.
