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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns amid security concerns and export probe

Jensen Huang, co-founder and CEO of Nvidia, has resigned after disclosures about personal relationships and national security concerns. The controversy involves his connections to Alice Wong, an executive at Singapore-based MegaSpeed, a major Nvidia chip buyer scrutinised for possible diversion of AI processors to China. The US Department of Justice is investigating potential export violations but has no formal espionage conclusions. Following this, Nvidia shares fell sharply, wiping out over 500 billion dollars in market value. Colette Kress has been named interim CEO amid increased regulatory scrutiny and geopolitical tensions.

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'Only The Bharatiya Janata Party Can Do It': Pramod Sawant On Goa's Development

Speaking at the Viksit Goa Conclave at Miramar beach, Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant addressed key political, environmental, and developmental challenges facing the state. Dismissing opposition alliances and anti-incumbency claims, Sawant asserted, 'There is no any anti-incumbency, there is a pro-incumbency.' He emphasized his administration's focus on sustainable infrastructure, highlighting premier national institutions established in Goa, such as the All India Institute of Ayurveda, War College, and National Institute of Water Sports. To secure employment for local youth, Sawant underlined policies mandating 15-year residence certificates and Konkani language proficiency for government recruitment, stating, '100% Goa for the Goans.' Addressing tourism, he noted that while young visitors enjoy nightlife, his government is simultaneously promoting spiritual and wellness tourism through heritage restoration. Sawant also detailed anti-narcotics crackdowns targeting drug networks and rejected concerns over voter list revisions, maintaining that the Bharatiya Janata Party commands overwhelming support across Goa, including among youth.