Senior Manager, Global Supply Planning

Federal Judge Rules Google Violated Antitrust Laws to Maintain Search Monopoly

- A federal judge has ruled that Google violated antitrust laws to maintain its monopoly in the online search market, marking a significant event for the tech industry. - Judge Amit P. Mehta stated that Google abused its dominant position to stay on top, comparing the case to the landmark Microsoft antitrust ruling of the 1990s. - The ruling demonstrates that current U.S. antitrust laws can be effectively applied to digital companies, focusing on factors beyond customer pricing. - The decision is about liability, not remedies, leaving uncertainty about what actions Google will need to take next. - The ruling stems from a 2020 lawsuit by the DOJ and several states, accusing Google of illegal dominance through contracts with Apple and Mozilla, and it paves the way for further antitrust actions against Big Tech. Source: Axios

A women challenged me to arm wrestle with her out of nowhere in the gym

So it was a normal day, me and my gym bro doing chest. A lady came, probably of our own age, pointed at me saying this to someone in the back, "Hey, I will defeat this man, he is weak, men are weak" I ignored and resumed my set, she then, grabbed my hand, saying, "Kyu dar gaye? Aukat nhi hai" She was provoking me, but I wasn't able to analyse why, to keep my self respect, without saying a word, I went with her, although my gym bro said no. She said, "Mai 1 saal se gym kar rhi, tum naye ho, aaram se har jaoge", she was muscular than me, atleast looks wise, but hey, let's get this over with. 3 sets, I defeated her without a sweat, as if jaan h na ho, madam ji k haatho mai, without saying a word, I went back to my machine and resumed my set. She came back crying, ladki hun mai, tum nhi hara sakte mereko, I said, go train for yourself and don't waste my time. She tried to slap me, I stopped her hand, thoda sa seen bangya gym mai. Some people are just kids in adult bodies.

Goods Train Splits, Disrupts Bihar Rail Traffic

- A goods train split into two parts near Kharia-Pipra halt, causing major rail traffic disruption on the Bhagalpur-Jamalpur route. - Quick response from railway authorities and the train crew prevented a potential disaster, ensuring no injuries or significant damage. - Train services resumed after several hours, with operations gradually returning to normal. Source: [Times Now News](https://www.timesnownews.com/india/train-mishap-in-bihar-goods-train-splits-into-two-disrupting-rail-and-road-traffic-article-116321068), [Ndtv](https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/goods-train-splits-into-two-after-its-coupling-breaks-in-bihar-7248522)