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Elon Musk Dances With Optimus Robot After Securing $1 Trillion Tesla Pay Deal: WATCH

Elon Musk turned Tesla’s annual general meeting into a spectacle on Thursday night as shareholders approved a record-shattering $1 trillion pay package for the billionaire CEO in Austin, Texas. With more than 75 per cent of investors backing the plan, Musk now stands on the brink of becoming the world’s first trillionaire, if he can deliver on a series of bold growth milestones that could redefine Tesla’s future. The historic package links his compensation directly to Tesla’s performance, requiring the company’s market value to soar from around $1.5 trillion to $8.5 trillion. Following the vote, Tesla’s shares rose about 1 per cent in after-hours trading, according to Reuters. A Showstopping Moment: Elon and Optimus Take the Stage When the results were announced, Musk stepped onto the stage grinning from ear to ear, then broke into a spontaneous dance with Tesla’s humanoid robot, Optimus. “Other shareholder meetings are like snoozefests, but ours are bangers,” Musk joked, to cheers and laughter. “Look at this, this is sick.” He called the shareholder approval “the beginning of a new chapter” for Tesla, adding, “What we are about to embark upon is not merely a new chapter of Tesla’s story, but a whole new book.” Optimus and Elon showing off their dance moves pic.twitter.com/SAGFvBWoHj — Zack (@BLKMDL3) November 6, 2025 The Trillion-Dollar Targets Ahead To unlock the full payout, Musk must meet four audacious goals over the next decade: Deliver 20 million vehicles annually Put 1 million robotaxis on the road Sell 1 million humanoid robots Generate $400 billion in annual profit If he achieves all this, Musk could secure an additional 12 per cent stake in Tesla, cementing his place as one of the most richly compensated executives in corporate history. After taxes, the net value of the package stands at roughly $878 billion. Controversy and Investor Divide Despite the resounding approval, several large institutional investors, including Norway’s sovereign wealth fund—opposed the deal, labelling it excessive. Proxy advisory firms Glass Lewis and Institutional Shareholder Services also criticised the package, arguing it could dilute shareholder value and give Musk too much control. Tesla’s board, however, defended the plan, saying Musk’s leadership is vital to the company’s continued innovation. The board also warned that rejecting the proposal could risk Musk walking away, a scenario most shareholders wanted to avoid. Why Shareholders Still Said Yes For many investors, the vote represented more than just compensation, it was a show of confidence in Musk’s vision of turning Tesla into an AI and robotics powerhouse. Shareholders also backed Tesla’s partnership with Musk’s AI startup xAI, which is expected to drive advances in autonomous driving and robotaxi networks. Musk noted that the deal would increase his voting stake, which he values even more than the financial windfall. Tesla’s Next Chapter: Beyond Cars This year’s shareholder meeting was unlike any other, a blend of celebration, theatre, and corporate history in the making. Between Optimus’ dance and Musk’s bold proclamations, Tesla signalled its shift from a pure electric vehicle company to a technology-driven AI enterprise.

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Overriding Biden-era rules: US SC backs Trump admin's passport gender policy — what it means

The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration's policy to block transgender and nonbinary individuals from selecting passport sex markers aligning with their gender identity. This decision permits the policy to remain in effect during ongoing litigation, despite concerns from liberal justices about increased violence and discrimination against transgender people.

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World leaders launch fund to save forests, get first $5 bn

World leaders at a climate summit in Brazil launched the Tropical Forests Forever Facility (TFFF) on Thursday, securing over $5 billion in initial pledges to reward tropical countries for preserving their forests. Brazil aims to build a $125 billion fund to provide a sustainable revenue stream, an alternative to deforestation for economic gain.

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Yash pays his last tribute to 'KGF' actor Harish Rai

Kannada cinema mourns veteran actor Harish Rai, renowned for his roles in 'Om' and the 'KGF' franchise, who passed away after a battle with cancer. 'KGF' star Yash attended the funeral, offering condolences and support to Rai's grieving family. Rai, who had previously spoken of Yash's kindness, leaves behind a significant legacy in Indian cinema.

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National Cancer Awareness Day 2025: Preventive Healthcare And Early Screening To Reduce Cancer Risk

(By Dr. Sameer Bhati) With all its bad effects, cancer is still among the most prominent and difficult health issues worldwide. A significant advantage is that the majority of cancers are either preventable or curable if caught early. Hence, preventive healthcare and proper screenings are very much instrumental in the fight against cancer by decreasing its occurrence and increasing survival rates. ALSO READ: The Hidden Struggles Of Unplanned Pregnancies And Their Impact On Maternal Health A Holistic Approach To Prevention Preventive healthcare should not be considered as a simple treatment of diseases, it is a forward-thinking way to health. Healthy nutrition, physical exercise every day, no tobacco, alcohol in moderation and stress management are excellent methods that the body can use to repel cancer. However, that is not all because the risk factors, genetic and lifestyle, that make some people more prone to a particular type of cancer are also to be looked into and acknowledged. Next comes early screening as the crucial step in this series. Breast, cervical, colorectal, and oral cancers, which are the most common ones in India, are very easy to treat if discovered at an early stage. Nevertheless, the issue of late diagnosis continues to happen mainly because of ignorance and irregular screening practices. Beyond Individual Responsibility On a larger scale, preventive health programs should not put all the responsibilities on the individuals but rather direct their efforts to the community and raise awareness. Public health promotions, workplace screening campaigns, and primary health care that includes cancer prevention can help in detecting diseases early even in rural and low-income areas. The significance of technology in this whole process is also noteworthy, AI-based diagnostics, telemedicine, and digital health platforms are improving the access and efficiency of early screening. Cancer is not so easily written off. If we will combine preventive health practices with prompt and regular screenings, we can transfer from a reactive treatment to a proactive wellness, saving lives, decreasing healthcare flows, and empowering people to take care of their health. Dr. Sameer Bhati, Public Health Expert [Disclaimer: The information provided in the article is shared by experts and is intended for general informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.]

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Trump Reiterates His India-Pakistan Ceasefire Claims — This Time With an ‘Abandoned Jet’ Twist

US President Donald Trump continued to take credit for ending the India-Pakistan conflict as he reiterated his claims of stopping wars using tariffs. Trump repeated his claim of stopping India and Pakistan of going into a full-scale war following Operation Sindoor in May, saying that the two countries shot down not seven, but eight jets, adding that one of them was "abandoned". Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump said he has managed to end five or six wars, out of eight, because of tariffs.“India and Pakistan, eight planes were shot down. It was seven but now it is eight because the one that was sort of shot down is now abandoned,” he said. “If you look at India and Pakistan, they were about to fight, two nuclear nations. Eight planes were shot down. And I said, 'If you guys are going to fight, I am going to put tariffs on you.' They were not happy, and within 24 hours, I settled the war. Without tariffs, I wouldn't have been able to do that,” Trump added. #WATCH | Washington DC | US President Donald Trump says, "Of the 8 wars I ended, 5-6 were because of tariffs... If you look at India and Pakistan, they started to fight, they were 2 nuclear nations... 8 planes were shot down... And I said, 'Listen, if you guys are going to fight,… pic.twitter.com/UH3BB5XgD0 — ANI (@ANI) November 6, 2025 Trump Hints At India Visit Next Year The remarks were made during a press briefing following the launch of a new initiative to reduce the cost of weight-loss drugs. Trump also lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi, describing him as “a great man” and “a friend" and also hinted that a visit to India could be on the cards next year. “Prime Minister Modi has largely reduced purchases from Russia. He’s a friend of mine, we talk. He’s a great man. He wants me to visit India, and I will. We’ll work that out,” Trump told reporters. When asked if a trip had been confirmed, he replied, “It could be.”Earlier in the week, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt reiterated Trump’s intent to deepen ties with New Delhi, calling the India–US relationship one that the President feels “very strongly” about. “The President remains optimistic and deeply values the partnership with India. A few weeks ago, he spoke directly with Prime Minister Modi while celebrating Diwali in the Oval Office alongside senior Indian-American officials,” Leavitt said.  

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Soha says Saif has seen a lot of ups and downs

Soha Ali Khan reflects on her brother Saif Ali Khan's career, noting his resilience through professional highs and lows, emphasizing his continued appeal as a versatile actor. She also addressed the recent burglary attempt at his home, describing it as a random incident and a security lapse. Despite challenges, Saif remains in a strong personal and professional position.

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'It still haunts me': Alyssa Healy breaks silence on Australia’s World Cup heartbreak against India

Australia captain Alyssa Healy admitted the heartbreaking semi-final loss to India in the ICC Women's World Cup still "hurts," despite her team's strong campaign. She believes Australia left runs on the field and struggled to adapt to the pitch conditions under lights, ultimately falling short in the knockout game.

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SBI, Adani Ports & more: Top stocks to buy on November 7 — Check list

Leading financial analysts have updated their outlooks on several Indian companies. Morgan Stanley sees upside for SBI, Jefferies is bullish on M&M's growth, and HSBC highlights Adani Ports' improving returns. Citigroup is positive on Paytm's payment and credit momentum, while CLSA maintains a cautious view on Kaynes Technology due to cash flow concerns despite strong growth prospects.

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Irish police got a call about a lion. It was actually a dog named mouse

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Pelosi plans to retire in 2027 after spending 39 years in US Congress

Pelosi Plans to Retire in 2027 After 39 Years in Congress

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US Shutdown Forces Flight Cuts Ahead Of Thanksgiving; New York, Chicago, LA Brace For Biggest Hit

Passengers flying out of New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and 37 other major US airports should brace for widespread delays and cancellations starting Friday, as the government shutdown continues to disrupt the nation’s air travel network, according to The Associated Press. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced on Thursday that it will scale back air traffic by 10% at high-volume airports to ease pressure on overworked controllers, many of whom have not been paid since the shutdown began. The measure, officials said, is essential to maintain safety amid mounting strain and staff shortages. Thousands of Flights and Passengers Affected Nationwide Aviation analytics firm Cirium estimates that as many as 1,800 flights could be disrupted each day, impacting roughly 268,000 passengers. The cuts will affect airports across more than two dozen states, including major hubs in Atlanta, Denver, Dallas, Orlando, Miami, and San Francisco. In some of the country’s busiest cities, such as New York, Chicago, and Houston, multiple airports will see flight reductions. FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford described the situation as “unprecedented” in his 35-year career, adding: “We’re not going to wait for a safety problem to truly manifest itself when early indicators tell us we can take action today to prevent things from deteriorating.” Air traffic controllers have already missed one full paycheck and are expected to miss another next week, working long hours, often six days a week with mandatory overtime — to keep operations running. Airlines Begin Cancelling Flights and Issuing Refunds Airlines have started informing passengers about the upcoming cancellations. United, Delta, and American Airlines confirmed they will provide refunds to travellers who choose not to fly. United plans to focus its flight cuts on smaller regional routes, while Frontier Airlines has urged customers to book backup tickets to avoid being stranded. Flight reductions due to weather are common, but shutdown-related cuts could last indefinitely until conditions improve, FAA officials warned. The ongoing shutdown has already left tens of thousands of airport workers, including security personnel and air traffic controllers, without pay, creating a ripple effect across the entire aviation system. Timing Worsens as Holiday Travel Season Approaches The timing of the flight cuts couldn’t be more challenging. With Thanksgiving just weeks away, the US is heading into its busiest travel season of the year. Implementing these reductions on short notice poses additional hurdles for airlines operating complex, interconnected networks, potentially leaving passengers scrambling for alternative routes. According to FlightAware, more than 10,000 flights to or from the United States were delayed last weekend alone, with travellers already enduring long queues at security checkpoints. While major carriers such as United and Delta have said international routes will remain largely unaffected, domestic air travel is expected to face significant disruption.

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'The Girlfriend' Twitter Review: Rashmika Mandanna's act her best yet

Rashmika Mandanna's 'The Girlfriend' has hit theatres, with early audience reactions praising her career-best performance and director Rahul Ravindran's intense writing. Despite a slow start, the film builds momentum, particularly in its pre-interval and climax sequences. Co-stars Deekshith Shetty and Anu Emmanuel also receive accolades for their roles in this complex romance drama.

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PhysicsWallah eyes $3.6 billion valuation in IPO

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LIC net up 32% at 10,000 crore

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