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From Iniesta to Ferran Torres: Why Spain Always Finds a Hero at the World Cup
Sixteen years and two unrelated substitutes named Torres separate Spain's last two World Cup–winning goals. The gap between them explains this team better than either goal does on its own. Thirty-nine seconds into the second period of extra time, a loose ball dropped awkwardly in the Argentina box, and Ferran Torres didn't wait for it to bounce twice. One touch, left foot, off the underside of the bar. MetLife Stadium came apart. Somewhere behind him, Lionel Messi turned away
Jul 234 min read


From Now Onwards Govt. Looking Separate Structure Work for AI
Govt. may look a sperate legal structure work for AI, symbolizing a significant transition from its long-existing laws to govern the fast-evolving technology. An event on Thursday, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) secretary S Krishnan said govt. believes the time may have come to draft legalization specifically for AI. The remarks highlight the transparent indication recently that the Center is rethinking its light-touch approa
Jul 42 min read


The scholarship boy just received one of India’s biggest honours
Rohit was presented with the Padma Shri by Indian President Droupadi Murmu at the Padma Awards ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Tuesday. Rohit Sharma receiving Padma Shri by President of India Draupadi Murmu By the time Rohit Sharma reached the rashtrapathi bhavan, the runs had already been counted. The trophies had already been lifted. The records , the 264 in an ODI, the three double centuries, the most sixes in international cricket history, had already been engraved
Jun 247 min read
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