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Neeraj Yadav, Three-Time Para Asian Games Gold Medallist, Dies By Suicide

In a tragic turn of events, three-time Asian Para Games gold medallist Neeraj Yadav has reportedly died by suicide. However, it’s not yet clear why the 42-year-old took the extreme step. Neeraj, a wheelchair athlete who competed in the F55 category, according to a report in The Times of India, is said to have consumed poison on Tuesday night. “Yes, Neeraj has died by suicide. That is what I have also come to know. I have been told that he consumed poison at his flat last night. This is extremely unfortunate and tragic," Satyanarayana was quoted as saying by TOI. Neeraj wasn’t part of Indian contingent at the recent Asian Para Games 2026 in Japan due to a doping suspension that made him ineligible to compete at the continental event. Satyanarayana indicated that missing out on the event may have impacted the para-athlete. “He (Neeraj) would have been looking forward to competing at these…

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Grading the trade: San Francisco 49ers reunite with former All-Pro DeForest Buckner in shocking deal that could transform their defense

The 49ers reunited with three-time Pro Bowler DeForest Buckner for just a fourth-round pick, giving San Francisco a major defensive line upgrade at a surprisingly low price. Well, well, well. The San Francisco 49ers have a reunion on their hands after trading for Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, and I love this move. The three-time Pro Bowler is heading back to the Bay, and all San Francisco had to give up was a 2027 fourth-round pick. The Colts began their fire-sale earlier today by trading Quenton Nelson to San Francisco's NFC West foe in the Seattle Seahawks. Now, the 49ers are capitalizing off of the Colts future plans just like their rivals. And again, all it took was a fourth-round pick. That is a steal for a player who still wins up front every week. Start with familiarity. The 49ers are bringing back a guy they already know. GM John Lynch knows him, Kyle…

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Risks spelled out for Anthropic investors include blowback from runaway AI

Any time a company looks to start selling shares on Wall Street, it’s required to disclose potential risks to investors. In the case of artificial intelligence giant Anthropic, that has included the possibility that its products could threaten nothing less than humanity itself. The risks laid out by the San Francisco company in its filing Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission included discussion of bad actors potentially using AI models to build deadly weapons or the technology itself going rogue with untold consequences. Of the 335 pages outlining Anthropic’s finances, executive compensation, dividend policy and the like, 93 pages are devoted to “risk factors” — the things that could hurt potential shareholders’ investments. Rival SpaceX’s listed risk factors, in comparison, took up 38 out of more than 250 pages. In selling itself to investors, Anthropic presents its own…

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India among Oracle NetSuite's highest-priority markets, says Asia head Suxena

Las Vegas, Oct 28 (PTI) India is one of Oracle NetSuite’s highest-priority markets, a senior company executive said, adding that small Indian businesses, especially those outside the big metros, are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud to expand into new states and, in some cases, overseas. Speaking to PTI on the sidelines of Oracle AI World, Amit Suxena, group vice president and head of Asia at Oracle NetSuite, an AI-native business management platform, said momentum among Indian businesses had been growing over the last four to five years. “One of the biggest advantages India has is that we have a young population which is actually now native to using cloud and AI, which means that India is not burdened like some of the other mature economies where they like to use legacy systems," Suxena said. He said technology was narrowing the gap between small firms and large…

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