Claude Fable 5 is unavailable worldwide after Anthropic disabled it and Mythos 5 in response to a U.S. export-control directive. The company said the order barred foreign nationals from accessing the two models and effectively required a shutdown for every customer. Other Anthropic models remain available. Why Claude Fable 5 Is Unavailable Worldwide Anthropic said it received the directive on Friday, June 12, 2026. The restriction applies to foreign nati

Researchers recorded a temperature of 15.4°C on Antarctica’s Trinity Peninsula on June 6, although the supplied material does not identify the year. The Trinity Peninsula heat anomaly was reported at nearly 20°C above the seasonal norm, with rain and surface melting observed on Collins Glacier. Trinity Peninsula Heat Anomaly Brings Rain to Collins Glacier Raúl Cordero, a climate professor at the University of Groningen, described th

Ajith Kumar Racing secured a top-10 Le Mans finish in France as Shalini and the couple’s children, Anoushka and Aadvik, watched from the Circuit de la Sarthe. Ajith Kumar is an Indian actor known for Tamil-language films who has increasingly focused on motorsport. A video from the event showed Ajith’s race car passing the spectator area before the camera turned toward Shalini, a former actor. She raised her hand, posed and cheered for the team as the competition continued.

Pawan Kalyan responds to CJP debate Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan has reacted to the growing discussion around the Cockroach Janta Party, a youth-driven political movement that has gained attention online and through street protests. His remarks come at a time when the movement is being closely watched by political leaders across the country, especially after its message began reaching young voters beyond social media plat

DSC sports quota claim sparks row A fresh political controversy has erupted in Andhra Pradesh after former IAS officer Vijay Kumar alleged that several candidates from the Kamma community were selected under the DSC sports quota without clearing the Teacher Eligibility Test. The claim, made during a YouTube interview, has quickly moved into the political space, with YSR Congress supporters using it to target the Telugu Desam Party-led governm

Revanth Reddy questions metro approvals Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s remarks on the Vizag Metro proposal have triggered a fresh political debate, with social media users and political observers questioning his comparison between Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam. The comment came while he was speaking about the next phase of Hyderabad Metro expansion and the state government’s disappointment over the Centre not approving the proj

The G7 summit 2026 opened in Évian-les-Bains, France, with leaders gathering for discussions on global economic pressure, trade stability, artificial intelligence, energy security, climate action and geopolitical tensions. India’s participation has drawn major attention as Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to present New Delhi’s priorities before some of the world’s most influential economies. Although India is not a G7 membe

The UK government is preparing stricter online safety measures that could stop children under 16 from using major social media platforms. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has backed stronger action, saying families need more protection from the risks children face on apps, gaming platforms and other online services. The proposal is expected to form part of a wider child online safety plan aimed at reducing harmful content, unwanted contact, bullying, coercion and sextortion.

The Indian Army’s Negev light machine guns are set for an optics upgrade with the addition of MEPRO X6 daytime sights. The move is expected to improve aiming, target visibility and firing confidence for soldiers using the weapon in field conditions. The Negev LMG, originally developed by Israel Weapon Industries, is already part of the Indian Army’s infantry firepower. The new sighting system will help troops use the weapon more effectively at longer distances, especially in open terrain, border areas and demanding operational zones. Why the MEPRO X6 sight matters A light machine gun is not just used for rapid fire. It must also deliver controlled and accurate fire when troops need to engage targets at extended ranges. That is where a reliable optic becomes important. The MEPRO X6 gives the soldier a clearer view of the target during daytime operations. Compared with basic aiming methods, a magnified sight helps improve target identification and reduces guesswork while firing. In difficult environments, this can make the weapon more useful and consistent. Tested for army requirements The Indian Army selected the MEPRO X6 after field assessments and environmental testing. Such trials are important because military equipment has to perform in heat, dust, rough movement and high-pressure combat situations. The focus was not only on accuracy but also on durability, ease of use and reliability. For soldiers, an optic must be simple to operate and strong enough to handle regular field deployment. Made in India push The order includes more than 10,000 MEPRO X6 sights, with deliveries expected during 2026 and 2027. The project also supports India’s defence manufacturing goals through local production. Meprolight has signed a Transfer of Technology agreement with RRP Defense. Under this arrangement, RRP Defense will manufacture the sights in Mumbai and supply them to Bharat Electronics Limited, which is expected to act as the main contractor for the Indian Army. Bigger demand may follow The current order covers only part of the wider Negev LMG requirement. Since the Indian Army has ordered around 41,000 Negev guns, more optics may be needed as additional weapons are delivered and deployed. The upgrade also shows the continued defence cooperation between India and Israel. At the same time, local manufacturing of the sights supports India’s effort to reduce dependence on imported defence equipment. For the soldier on the ground, the real value is simple: better visibility, better aim and better control during operations.

The University of Agricultural Sciences, Bengaluru, has secured the 7th rank in India and the first position in Karnataka in the Indian Institutional Ranking Framework ranking. This recognition under the Indian Institutional Ranking Framework gives UAS Bengaluru stronger visibility among agriculture-focused institutions in India. The latest recognition highlights the university’s role in agricultural educa

Noida International Airport in Jewar began commercial flight operations on Monday, June 15, 2026, marking a major milestone for Uttar Pradesh’s aviation network and the wider National Capital Region. The first commercial flight from Lucknow’s Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport landed at the new airport at 8:05 am, officially opening passenger movement at the greenfield aviation hub. The inaugural Lucknow-Noida service was ope

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to France has placed India in a prominent diplomatic position as leaders gather for the G7 Summit in Évian. India has been invited as an outreach partner, giving New Delhi a platform to raise issues linked to economic growth, technology, energy security, resilient supply chains and the concerns of the Global South. The official G7 agenda includes geopolitical challenges, Ukraine and European security, the Middle East, international partnerships, balance

  FIFA World Cup 2026: Australia Stun Turkiye 2-0 in Vancouver for First Big Upset Australia delivered the first major shock of the FIFA World Cup 2026 with a disciplined 2-0 win over Turkiye at BC Place in Vancouver on Sunday, June 14. The Socceroos combined sharp counter-attacking football with strong defensive organisation to secure a memorable Group D victory. The result moves Australia near the top of the group standings and puts pressure on Turkiye

Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan has once again reviewed the case of missing girl Gnaneswari from Ch. Agraharam village in Tuni Rural mandal of Kakinada district. The child has been missing for nearly a week, triggering serious concern among her family, local residents and officials. Pawan Kalyan spoke to the Kakinada district SP over the phone and sought a detailed update on the search operation. He asked officials to speed up the investigation and ensure that ever

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore altered national park exhibits and temporarily halt further removals while a lawsuit challenging the changes proceeds. U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley in Massachusetts issued a preliminary injunction requiring the administration to reverse changes made under a presidential directive on how federal museums, parks and landmarks present American history. The order also requires weekly reports detailing restoration work.

Indian Navy specialists removed an unexploded missile warhead from the fuel tank of MT Olympic Life after the tanker reached Kochi, India, following a nearly 2,000-kilometer voyage from waters off Oman. The recovery involved an Explosive Ordnance Disposal team from the Southern Naval Command and was described by India’s Ministry of Defence as a meticulously planned, high-risk operation. Missile Warhead Lodged in MT Olympic Life Fuel Tank

An Indian Air Force AN-32 transport aircraft met with an accident at Air Force Station Jorhat in Assam on Saturday, triggering an emergency response inside the military facility. Initial reports said the aircraft may have caught fire after landing, but officials have not yet confirmed the exact cause of the incident. The Indian Air Force issued a brief statement confirming the accident. It said an AN-32 aircraft of the IAF met with an acci

Anthropic has said it will disable access to its advanced AI models Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all users after receiving a US government order restricting access for foreign nationals. The directive cited national security concerns, but the company said it was not given detailed evidence explaining the specific threat. The decision affects two of Anthropic’s most powerful AI systems and comes shortly after the launch of Claude Fable 5, whi

A 21-year-old man was detained in Uttar Pradesh’s Shahjahanpur after he allegedly posed as a senior Indian Army officer and walked into a trap laid by Army authorities. The accused, identified as Aryan Verma, had reportedly been moving around Shahjahanpur and nearby areas in full military uniform while claiming to be a Brigadier. Army authorities had been tracking him since April after receiving inputs that he was frequently seen wearing

Court Rejects Delay Request A US federal judge on Friday rejected an attempt by the Kennedy Center’s board and the Justice Department to delay an order requiring President Donald Trump’s name to be removed from the Washington performing arts venue. District Judge Christopher Cooper said the administration had not shown sufficient grounds to pause the removal requirement, which followed his earlier rulin