Ethan Brown, Author at Riverdale Standard

Ethan Brown

Bombay High Court Acquits 12 in 2006 Mumbai Train Blasts Case After 19 Years

Landmark ruling overturns convictions in one of India’s deadliest terror attacks, raising questions over justice system, evidence integrity, and prolonged incarceration On a quiet Monday morning, nearly two decades after Mumbai’s local trains became the target of one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in Indian history, the Bombay High Court delivered a verdict that stunned many — acquitting all 12 men previously convicted in the 2006 serial blasts case. The…

Airtel Strikes AI Gold With Free Perplexity Pro Offer to 360 Million Users

Bharti Airtel bets on the rising tide of AI curiosity by handing its customers a one-year premium pass to Google’s fast-growing challenger For 360 million Airtel users, the Google bar might soon become a little lonelier. In a move that could reshape how millions of Indians search for information online, Bharti Airtel is giving all its prepaid, postpaid, and broadband customers free access to a 1-year Perplexity Pro subscription, the…

Nitish Kumar Bets Big on Free Power Ahead of Bihar Elections

125 Units Free From August 1: A Pre-Poll Gamble That Could Light Up Votes In a high-stakes move that could sway millions of voters, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar announced on Thursday that domestic households will receive up to 125 units of electricity free of cost starting August 1. The timing, just months ahead of the assembly elections, is no coincidence. This isn’t just a utility waiver — it’s a…

Georgia Power Bets Big on Data Centers, Keeps Coal Burning Into 2038

The utility’s latest plan doubles down on fossil fuels to meet surging tech demand—even as solar and storage gains struggle to break through. Georgia regulators gave a green light Tuesday to Georgia Power’s new energy roadmap—one that’s sparking just as much backlash as it is electricity. The state’s biggest utility will keep coal plants running years longer than planned to feed ballooning demand from data centers. Advocates for cleaner energy…

Nvidia Becomes First Public Company to Hit $4 Trillion as AI Mania Grips Wall Street

Chipmaker Surges Past Apple and Microsoft, Cementing Its Position as the King of the AI Boom Nvidia just did something no other company in history has pulled off: its market value crossed $4 trillion. That’s trillion with a T. And the way it happened? A mix of Wall Street frenzy, AI obsession, and a stock price that just won’t quit. The company’s shares jumped another 2.4% on Wednesday, pushing its…

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Hero Dog’s Howl Saves 60 Lives in Mandi as Cloudbursts Devastate Himachal Village

A pet dog’s frantic barking in the dead of night jolted a Himachal village into action just moments before a deadly landslide buried homes. Locals now say that bark wasn’t just noise—it was a miracle. One Bark, One Crack, Sixty Saved On the rain-soaked night of June 30, in Siyathi village of Himachal Pradesh’s Mandi district, most people were asleep. A monsoon cloudburst had already triggered flash floods in the…

Georgia Southern’s Armstrong Campus Earns ‘Breastfeeding Welcome Here’ Status

Comfortable lactation spaces, quiet dignity, and policy-driven support mark a big step for nursing parents Breastfeeding parents at Georgia Southern University’s Armstrong Campus now have a place to pump or nurse without hiding in stairwells or struggling with privacy. This week, the Savannah-based campus received official recognition as a “Breastfeeding Welcome Here” site—an effort rooted in both practicality and quiet compassion. It’s more than just a label. This change reflects…

FATF Flags Use of E-Commerce in Pulwama Attack, Warns of Sophisticated Terror Financing Online

The Financial Action Task Force has revealed a chilling new detail in its latest report: parts used in the deadly 2019 Pulwama terror attack were purchased through a mainstream e-commerce platform. The international watchdog now warns that terrorist groups are using modern digital tools—everything from PayPal to VPNs—to fund and execute operations with alarming ease. Pulwama Plot Used Online Platforms to Source Explosives One of India’s deadliest terror attacks, the…

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Atlanta’s Most Inviting Patios for Outdoor Dining This Summer

From riverside lounges to tree-shaded terraces, these 15 restaurants make eating outside feel like a mini vacation Al fresco dining isn’t just a seasonal thing in Atlanta — it’s a lifestyle. And when the sun’s out and the breeze is just right, these patios become the city’s favorite dining rooms. Whether you’re looking for a romantic dinner under twinkling lights or a rowdy brunch with bottomless mimosas and dogs in…

South Korean Markets Nosedive After Trump Unleashes 25% Tariff Shock

Won tumbles, stocks spiral, and nerves fray as Seoul scrambles for answers Markets in South Korea opened the week with a thud. A late-night announcement from U.S. President Donald Trump slapped a 25% tariff on all South Korean imports, catching policymakers and investors completely off guard. The ripple was instant — the won dipped, stocks sold off, and investors around Asia looked rattled. And this isn’t just about Seoul. The…