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Naturally it’ll have all sorts of sensors and cameras and will be able to see through smoke but maybe not through the walls.

However, since then, rumours have been rife that Gopi is dissatisfied with the post he received as he expected a Cabinet minister post. Hours after the swearing-in ceremony, Gopi suggested that he wanted to “be relieved from the Cabinet” due to his film commitments and ongoing projects. This sparked considerable discussion, with the Opposition criticising him. Amid speculation that he might resign from his ministerial role, Gopi told The News Minute that his comments were “totally misconstrued,” denying that he ever expressed a desire to avoid a ministerial position.

Himanshu Gulati, an Indian-origin MP with the Progress Party, had his reasons to make a dash here from Oslo. “A few years ago, I would have come to this event just to get a selfie with Magnus Carlsen. But today, I mostly came here from Oslo to meet with Praggnanandhaa. He’s the talk of the world right now,” Gulati told The Indian Express.

“This is to inform that Reserve Bank has imposed a penalty of Rs 10 million on the bank for the delay in detection and reporting of fraud. The penalty has been imposed in the exercise of powers vested in RBI under …Banking Regulation Act,” Union Bank of India said in a regulatory filing Friday.

Universal Pictures has found its lead actors for the live-action feature film based on the studio’s popular animated trilogy “How to Train Your Dragon”. Mason Thames, best known for starring in Universal’s horror hit “The Black Phone“, will play the lead character of Hiccup, according to entertainment news outlet The Hollywood Reporter.

According to industry tracker Sacnilk.com, the movie had 41.61 percent English occupancy on Friday. Interestingly, while Oppenheimer leads in India, Barbie is performing better in the US. As per Variety, Barbie has already earned $22.3 million in the US, whereas Oppenheimer has collected $10.5 million.

Warner Bros.’ “Barbie” claimed the top spot with a massive $155 million in ticket sales from North American theaters from 4,243 locations, surpassing “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” (as well as every Marvel movie this year) as the biggest opening of the year and breaking the first weekend record for a film directed by a woman. Universal’s “Oppenheimer” also soared past expectations, taking in $80.5 million from 3,610 theaters in the U.S. and Canada, marking Nolan’s biggest non-Batman debut and one of the best-ever starts for an R-rated biographical drama.

Christie’s is auctioning the 1888 work, “Wheatstacks,” after facilitating negotiations between the Texas oilman’s heirs who own it now and the heirs of two Jewish art collectors who owned it at different times before it was looted by the Nazis. Details of the settlement are confidential, a Christie’s spokesperson said.