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missile interception system on German soil in 2025, it said on Sunday. The ministry said it has held meetings at Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) along with Israel defence firm Elbit Systems and MBDA Deutschland GmbH. The Arrow system, which includes the Arrow-2 and Arrow-3 interceptors, was developed in cooperation between Israel and the United States to counter long-range ballistic missile threats, with IAI as the prime contractor.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The AI capability we unlocked today is based on a tool—PaperBanana. Academic researchers spend countless hours manually creating methodology diagrams, system architectures, and statistical charts for their papers.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. In her ongoing solo, The Geometry of Ash, at Mumbai’s Chemould Prescott Road, artist Anju Dodiya evokes a post-apocalyptic landscape—one featuring fragments and residue in the aftermath of loss and destruction. But there are also gestures of hope in the form of women reading or relishing a moment of respite before a traumatic event.

Ekadashi is a sacred day when devotees worship Lord Vishnu with devotion and deep faith. This day is considered very auspicious to perform puja to Lord Vishnu. There are 24 Ekadashis in a year that fall during Krishna Paksha and Shukla Paksha. Devotees across India follow all the puja rituals and observe strict fasts to please Lord Vishnu. This year, Papamochani Ekadashi will be observed on the 11th day of Krishna Paksha in the month of Chaitra, which is 25 March 2025.

Unlike the traditional full-size crossword, which demands extensive knowledge and patience, The Mini is a shorter, more accessible test of vocabulary and quick thinking. However, even a compact puzzle can present tricky clues that leave players stumped. If today’s crossword has you searching for answers, we have compiled hints and solutions for The Mini’s March 21 edition, as per a report by Mashable.

No injuries were reported. The Houthis said they fired a ballistic missile at Israel's international airport, the second such attack since the United States began a new campaign of airstrikes against the rebels earlier this week. Over the decades, Israel has developed a sophisticated system capable of detecting incoming fire and deploying only if the projectile is headed toward a population center or sensitive military or civilian infrastructure. Israeli leaders say the system isn't 100% guaranteed, but credit it with preventing serious damage and countless casualties. Here's a closer look at Israel's multilayered air-defense system: The Arrow: This system developed with the U.S. is designed to intercept long-range missiles. The Arrow, which operates outside the atmosphere, has been used to intercept long-range missiles launched by the Houthis as well as those launched by Iran during two direct exchanges of fire last year.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Ever since it started life alongside the iPod shuffle at Macworld 2005, billed as the “cheapest, most affordable Mac ever", the Mac mini has occupied a special (if very little) space in Apple’s portfolio. It’s been the tip of the company’s arrow, aimed squarely at PC “switchers" looking for the most reasonably priced entry point into the Mac ecosystem, as long as you were willing to BYOKDM—bring your own keyboard, display and mouse.

At my most recent massage I reached no such moment. For one thing, the therapist never got to my hands. For another, it was a robot. Getting a massage from a robot, it turns out, is more fun than relaxing—at least at first—and it’s a little more practical than pampering. But if the whole thing sounds like science fiction, it’s not: The 30-minute service is now bookable for $75 at the Lotte New York Palace hotel, the first hospitality partner for automated wellness brand Aescape. Aescape is the brainchild of serial entrepreneur Eric Litman, whose foray into robotics has been roughly seven years in the making. He tells Bloomberg that he’ll ship 200 massage robots to hotels and gyms by the end of the year—including at least 10 Equinox locations—with a plan to further ramp up production in 2025. His vision: To disrupt a slice of the global wellness industry, valued at $5.6 trillion in November 2023, with on-demand services and automation. “We are the first commercial example that we know of where robots are directly coming in contact with human bodies, in a fully autonomous way,” Litman says. He likens the experience to riding in a self-driving car. “You get in one for the first time, and you might be a little bit trepidatious watching the steering wheel move by itself,” he says. “But then you realize it’s just like a steady, safe driver. After your second or third time you just sort of forget it’s a self-driving vehicle.”

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Sujit Saraf’s new novel, Island, takes its cue from a macabre tragedy that shook the world in 2018.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), announced at the G20 Summit last September, is rarely mentioned in the context of war.

SJVN, which was recently elevated to a Navratna status by the government, along with 20 other companies, is likely to remain in focus today as they have set September 12 as the record date to determine shareholders eligible for dividend payments. This means today is the last day to buy shares of these companies to qualify for the announced dividends.

Vedanta, BEML and HUDCO among a host of other companies are likely to remain in focus next week as they are approaching their record dates for the purpose of dividend, bonus issues, rights issues and stock split. The record date is the date set by the company to decide the shareholders who are eligible to receive the offer. To be eligible for a buyback offer, bonus issue or a stock split, the shares should be in the demat account on the record date.

Sheetal Devi suffered an exit, while Sarita Kumari put up dominating show to storm into the quarterfinals of the compound women's open category at the Paralympics here on Saturday. First, it was the ninth seed Sarita who put up a dominated from the start to down Italy's Eleonora Sarti 141-135 in a one-sided affair. Sheetal, who draws the arrow with her toes, endured a blip in the second end where she shot the 7-point red ring to go down to Tokyo silver medalist Mariana Zuniga of Chile 137-138 in the pre-quarters. Sarita will be up against Turkey's Onzur Cure Girdi who smashed the world record to top the qualifying round with a score of 704 out of a maximum 720 points.

para-archery event was sold out. And one of the reasons for it becoming such a huge draw for the spectators was India’s Sheetal Devi. “She is just 17 and is ranked No. 1 in her category. How she releases the arrows with her jaw is just incredible. She is a global story of inspiration,” said one of the members of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC). A couple of days ago, the BBC did a detailed feature on Sheetal. The local press was curious to know more about her in the mixed zone.

On the BSE, Supershakti Metaliks(down 20.00 per cent), Nucleus Software Exports(down 15.32 per cent), Kirloskar Bros.(down 12.36 per cent), Indo Us Bio-Tech(down 11.63 per cent) and KLK Electrical(down 11.09 per cent) stood among the top losers in today's trade.

Domestic benchmark index NSE Nifty ended 662.11 points down at 24055.6, while the BSE Sensex closed 2222.55 points down at 78759.4.

Shares of Alkem Laboratories Ltd.(up 0.35 per cent) ended the day as top gainers in the pack.

Domestic benchmark index NSE Nifty fell 430.21 points to 24287.5, while the BSE Sensex traded 1457.01 points down at 79524.94.

World Cup medal winning archer Deepika Kumari has vowed not to quit unless she ends up on podium which she feels could be Los Angeles in four years' time.For Deepika, it has always been a case of not being able to display enough temperament in pressure situation at the grandest stage. «Obviously, I want to play more in the future and will continue my game,» Deepika told PTI in an exclusive interaction at the India House here. «I really want to win an Olympic medal, and I won't quit until I achieve that. I'll train harder and come back strongly,» added Deepika, who has won every international medal except for an Olympic yellow metal.

trade agreement (FTA) between the two countries, AEPC said on Sunday. The Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) said to tap the growing potential, they are leading a delegation to participate in the India Tex Trend Fair (ITTF) in Tokyo. The three-day fair will begin from July 23 and over 200 exhibitors are participating. Some of the renowned Japanese brands, including Sumitomo Corporation, MUJI, Toyoshima, Marubeni, Mitsubishi, Koyo trading, United Arrows, MYK Fashion will be there to source their requirements, it said.

Indian archery teams – men’s and women’s – landed back home from Antalya, Turkey, having secured the 2024 Paris Olympic berths, based on rankings. Deepika Kumari, who had made a remarkable comeback after becoming a mother, was excited and relieved at the same time. “The dream was to make it to the Olympics,” she said. As she couldn’t talk more, she promised to meet later in the evening at her home. “I will be there for a few hours this evening before I leave for Pune for the final phase of training tomorrow morning,” Deepika suggested. Upon reaching her apartment, Deepika was already waiting in the lobby. As she was speaking, the mind went back to an event last November. At the time, she still had her post-pregnancy weight, and there was scepticism about her Olympics chances. And here she was, 20kg lighter, almost unrecognisable.