Good Morning Folks!!! Did you know that the tallest mountain in our solar system isn't on Earth? That's right! Olympus Mons is a colossal 13.6 miles high, making it nearly three times the height of Mount Everest! 🌋 This gargantuan shield volcano covers an area equivalent to the state of Arizona. Imagine hiking up that! On which distant planet is this gigantic mountain situated? Stay tuned till the end of the newsletter to find out!

TECH
Ola Ditches Google Maps, Saves Big Bucks

One Liner: Ola exits Google Maps and switches to in-house maps, pocketing INR 100 crore in the process.

Ola has decided to part ways with Google Maps, opting to use its in-house mapping technology instead, a move that saves the company a whopping INR 100 crore. By developing its own maps, Ola not only cuts costs but also gains more control over its navigation data. This strategic shift aims to enhance user experience and provide more tailored services. It's a bold move that highlights Ola's drive for innovation and self-sufficiency, proving that sometimes, making your own path really does pay off!

ECONOMY
CJI Chandrachud’s Remarks Equity Market’s Exceptional Growth Prospects

One Liner: CJI Chandrachud’s "stratospheric" remark hints at India's stock market flying high, sparking investor optimism.

Chief Justice Chandrachud’s comment about India’s equity markets reaching “stratospheric” levels has investors buzzing with excitement. The remark suggests a strong bullish sentiment, potentially indicating robust economic health. His words could be seen as a nod to the market’s resilience and potential for upward momentum, igniting confidence among traders and investors. As India’s stock market eyes new heights, this judicial endorsement might just be the tailwind needed for another bullish run. Buckle up, the market could be gearing up for a stellar ascent.

TELECOM
Airtel On Data Breach Rumors

One Liner: Bharti Airtel dismisses data breach rumors, assuring customers their data is secure and sound.

Bharti Airtel has quashed rumors of a customer data breach, firmly stating that no sensitive information has been compromised. The telecom giant reassured its users that their data remains safe and sound, countering any security concerns. This clarification follows circulating reports suggesting a breach, which Airtel has labeled as baseless. By swiftly addressing these concerns, Airtel aims to maintain customer trust and underscore its commitment to data security.

WORLD

The tech biggie Google’s race to juxtapose its core products with AI has arguably put forward the climate question—a steep upward trend towards greenhouse gas emissions. AI systems are bound to be supplied with a copious amount of computing power, fueled by energy. Spearheading this innovation comes at a heavy price as sophisticated AI models require much more energy than regular Google searches, which use approximately 0.3 watt-hours of electricity, as unraveled in the International Energy Agency findings.

South Korea is mourning the loss of a first of its kind: a robot that served the country reportedly committed suicide as it was discovered motionless in the abyss of a stairwell recently. The robot, fondly called “Robot Supervisor,” toiled across the 9–5 spectrum and had a civil service ID of its own to mark its identity. Digging into the causes of its departure, reports have pointed out whether the tech marvel was coaxed to work relentlessly, spotlighting the work debate in the artificial world.

China flaunts a formidable feat amidst Chinese taikonauts reaching the culmination of their 16th spacewalk aboard the Tiangong space station. The walk across the space took a narrow 6.5-hour duration and formed part of the Shenzhou-18 voyage executed by Ye Guangfu, Li Cong, and Li Guangsu on Wednesday. China Manned Space Agency data reveals that the total list of taikonauts who have successfully carried out their space missions adds up to 17, signaling robust growth in Chinese space exploration.

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Riddle

How many bricks does it take to complete a brick building?

ANSWER TIME!!

Answer(Trivia): Mars

Answer(Riddle): One- the last one