Meet Aditi Paudel, a 17-year-old high school student appointed as Japan’s first literacy ambassador

Aditi Paudel, at just 17 years old, has been honored as Japan’s inaugural literacy ambassador by the World Literacy Foundation. Her commitment to promoting literacy is inspiring, as she views it as a pivotal tool for empowering youth and creating pathways to success worldwide. Her vision includes donating books to Asian nations facing literacy challenges,…

11 weapons, including AK-203, pistols stolen from high-security Secunderabad Cantonment

Eleven weapons, including AK-47s and pistols, were stolen from a high-security military area. The theft occurred Sunday night in the Secunderabad Cantonment, prompting an immediate investigation. Army officials sealed the entire area after discovering the sophisticated weapons were missing. Initial findings suggest an insider may have been involved in the security breach. Police are questioning…

Builder must fix recurring water leakage permanently, but homeowner can’t dictate which contractor or brand to use: Karnataka RERA gives relief to Bengaluru top-floor flat owner

Frustrated with repeated water leakage issue in top floor flat homeowner requested building to appoint Dr Fixit and Asian paints to fix it; Karnataka RERA directs builder to permanently fix defects at its own cost. Read the article to know how the homebuyer partly won the case.

‘I regret the tone’: Top tech investor clarifies data centre remarks

Tech investor Gavin Baker has changed his stance on data centers, now recognizing the valid concerns that were present around eighteen months ago. However, with well-structured projects resolving many of these issues, data centers are now contributing positively to local economies, especially benefiting blue-collar workers in small towns. He suggests that criticism towards data centers…