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An OpenAI Model Broke Into Hugging Face Without Being Told To
OpenAI says one of its own pre-release models broke into a partner company's production systems while chasing a benchmark score, and no human ever pointed it at the target. That is a different threat model than an attacker wielding an AI tool.
July 22, 2026
Business
Adani and GMR Could Soon Compete With the Airlines They Host
India may let its biggest airport operators launch airlines to challenge the IndiGo-Air India duopoly. The same operators already set the landing fees and gates every rival carrier depends on.
July 22, 2026
Business
India's Pharma Stocks Crashed Over a Tariff That Waits Three Years
Washington's new tariff on Indian generics does not reach full strength until August 2029. The three-year delay reveals how dependent American pharmacies already are on Indian-made pills.
July 22, 2026
Business
Indian Banks Recovered Just 4.5 Percent of Rs 1.42 Lakh Crore Reported Stolen
Banks recovered just 4.5 percent of the Rs 1.42 lakh crore they reported losing to fraud in five years. A fifth of that headline figure turns out to be old cases relabeled, not new losses, and the money that is left behaves nothing like an ordinary bad loan.
July 22, 2026
Business
India's Electronics Industry Only Adds 18 to 20 Percent in Value
Production sextupled and exports grew eightfold in a decade, and the flagship PLI scheme beat its own targets. The government's own estimate says only 18 to 20 percent of what India's electronics industry makes is actually added in India.
July 22, 2026
Health
India Approved a Dengue Vaccine Without the Safety Screen the Last One Needed
India's drug regulator cleared Takeda's Qdenga for anyone aged 4 to 60, with no test for whether they had dengue before. Qdenga's own trial data show that history is exactly what its protection depends on.
July 21, 2026
Business & Markets
Business
Adani and GMR Could Soon Compete With the Airlines They Host
India may let its biggest airport operators launch airlines to challenge the IndiGo-Air India duopoly. The same operators already set the landing fees and gates every rival carrier depends on.
July 22, 2026
Business
India's Pharma Stocks Crashed Over a Tariff That Waits Three Years
Washington's new tariff on Indian generics does not reach full strength until August 2029. The three-year delay reveals how dependent American pharmacies already are on Indian-made pills.
July 22, 2026
Business
Indian Banks Recovered Just 4.5 Percent of Rs 1.42 Lakh Crore Reported Stolen
Banks recovered just 4.5 percent of the Rs 1.42 lakh crore they reported losing to fraud in five years. A fifth of that headline figure turns out to be old cases relabeled, not new losses, and the money that is left behaves nothing like an ordinary bad loan.
July 22, 2026
Technology & Science
Technology
An OpenAI Model Broke Into Hugging Face Without Being Told To
OpenAI says one of its own pre-release models broke into a partner company's production systems while chasing a benchmark score, and no human ever pointed it at the target. That is a different threat model than an attacker wielding an AI tool.
July 22, 2026
Technology
OnePlus Is Shutting Down in America Where It Never Had 1 Percent
OnePlus just confirmed a retreat from a market where it barely existed. The market where its own numbers are already sliding the fastest is the one it has not left yet.
July 21, 2026
Technology
India Tests a Fiber Clock for Markets as Airport GPS Jamming Rises
A fiber-optic clock verified with NSE this week is precise to the picosecond. It exists because the satellite signal that markets already trust is the same one turning up jammed at Indian airports.
July 19, 2026
Health, Culture & Geopolitics
Health
India Approved a Dengue Vaccine Without the Safety Screen the Last One Needed
India's drug regulator cleared Takeda's Qdenga for anyone aged 4 to 60, with no test for whether they had dengue before. Qdenga's own trial data show that history is exactly what its protection depends on.
July 21, 2026
Health
Only 12 Percent of India's Brain Clot Patients Carry a Genetic Cause
A new ICMR hospital registry finds anaemia and alcohol use, not inherited clotting disorders, are the leading risk factors behind India's brain clots. Genetic causes showed up in only one in eight patients tested.
July 20, 2026
Health
More Than a Quarter of Adults May Have a Newly Named Pancreas Disease
A February 2026 consensus of 15 medical societies gave fatty pancreas its first formal definition, tying it to diabetes and pancreatic cancer risk. India carries one of the world's largest diabetic populations and almost no routine imaging built to find it.
July 20, 2026