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  • Trump Questions 2026 US Midterm Election Results, Alleges Voting Irregularities

    US President Donald Trump questioned the legitimacy of the 2026 midterm election results after Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress, reversing his initial acceptance. On his platform Truth Social, he alleged without evidence that large early voting 'dumps' and voting machines influenced outcomes more than voters. These claims echo his previous unsubstantiated fraud allegations following the 2020 presidential election. Experts note that most US votes are cast via paper ballots, and no credible evidence supports widespread irregularities in the midterms.

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  • Sonia Gandhi's Memoir on Operation Blue Star Sparks Political Debate in Punjab

    Sonia Gandhi's memoir, "Belonging: A Journey of Love," recounts former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's emotional response to Operation Blue Star in 1984, describing her distress and preparations for potential death. The memoir has sparked political controversy in Punjab ahead of elections, with the Shiromani Akali Dal accusing Congress of downplaying the operation's impact and the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. BJP leader HS Phoolka has challenged Sonia Gandhi's account, citing official reports on Army deployment delays. Congress defends its stance, emphasizing no justification for the military action.

  • Jensen Huang Controversy Highlights Challenges in Nvidia AI Chip Exports to China

    The Jensen Huang controversy centers on allegations that advanced Nvidia AI chips have been diverted to China despite U.S. export restrictions. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an affair with a Chinese executive suspected of involvement in chip smuggling, prompting an independent investigation. The issue highlights challenges in controlling semiconductor exports amid U.S.-China competition in AI technology. It also raises concerns about global supply chains, technology security, and implications for countries like India reliant on Nvidia's AI infrastructure.

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