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Daily wage earner's son is part of the junior Indian team to take part in Asian MTB meet

Google's second Android Show on Tuesday spent an hour on Android 17, and the surprise is how much of it isn't AI. Yes, there are Gemini-built widgets and a Chrome that books your parking. There's also a 10-second buffer before Reels, an emoji redraw, Instagram that finally matches the iPhone, and a wireless exit from iOS. All of it, AI and otherwise, below.

Indian cars are getting smarter with advanced safety features. Technologies like automatic braking and lane keeping are becoming standard. These systems help drivers navigate busy roads and prevent accidents. Electric vehicles are also benefiting from these electronics. This shift promises a safer and more predictable future for Indian commutes.

Google unveiled Gemini Intelligence at its Android Show 2026, transforming Android into an "intelligence system" that proactively assists users. New features include app automation with context, custom widget creation, and Gemini integrated into Chrome and Android Auto. The company also announced Googlebook laptops and enhanced Android Auto with immersive navigation and 60fps full HD support.

A Bengaluru couple completed an arduous 22-kilometer swim from Sri Lanka to India. This remarkable feat was born from a past fear of water experienced by Vrushali. Months of rigorous training transformed their lives. They faced the open sea for nearly 11 hours, side by side. Their journey highlights overcoming personal challenges and the importance of swimming skills.

A heartwarming video of a British traveler receiving an unexpected invitation for buttermilk from an elderly Indian man has captivated millions. This spontaneous act of hospitality, embodying India's 'Atithi Devo Bhava' tradition, highlights a universal human connection transcending language. The clip's viral success underscores a global yearning for genuine, selfless kindness in contrast to often transactional online interactions.

A local businessman's death after being hit by a speeding car, allegedly driven by a minor, has sparked outrage among Kalyan residents and fitness enthusiasts. Cyclists and runners are demanding urgent safety measures on the Ring Road, now deemed a high-risk zone due to reckless driving and speeding, especially by young individuals.

A 52-year-old cyclist, Radheshyam Gupta, died after suffering critical head injuries in a hit-and-run incident in Gurgaon. He was found bleeding by the roadside nearly two hours later by his family, who had searched multiple hospitals. The family had previously lost Gupta's elder son in a road accident in 2020.

A 42-year-old businessman was killed on Kalyan's incomplete Ring Road after being hit by a speeding car allegedly driven by a 17-year-old boy. The boy fled the scene but was apprehended later. The victim's brother highlighted the victim's new cycling habit for fitness, while locals expressed concern over speeding and stunts on the unfinished road.

San Francisco presents a vibrant travel guide for 2026. Visitors can explore the Golden Gate Bridge and ride historic cable cars. Discover Alcatraz Island and the lively Fisherman's Wharf. Enjoy parks, outdoor festivals, and live music. Experience the city's unique neighborhoods like Haight-Ashbury and the Mission District. San Francisco also boasts world-class dining and museums.

A bicycle rider was killed on spot in a road accident in Mysore on Wednesday.

A 75-year-old man was killed after being hit by a motorcycle in Pilibhit’s Sherpur village on Friday afternoon. The cyclist, Amardeep, fell on the road and died on the spot while the biker fled, police said.

This week's mind-bending brain teaser is a seek-and-find puzzle with a hidden challenge - identifying cyclists cleverly concealed within an optical illusion. The image appears to be a simple scene, but upon closer inspection, subtle elements like the changing seasons and the color of leaves reveal the hidden cyclists. The key to solving the puzzle lies in the color component, with yellow-toned objects drawing attention. The size of the cyclists also plays a role, with larger ones standing out more. The correct answer to the puzzle is 4.