No data breach after malware detected on govt servers: ITDA
No data breach after malware detected on govt servers: ITDA
Beyond Donations: How CSR Is Rewriting India’s Education Story
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Quote of the day by Mother Teresa: “I prefer you to make mistakes in kindness than…” – a timeless lesson on choosing kindness over perfection
Quote of the day by Mother Teresa: “I prefer you to make mistakes in kindness than…” – a timeless lesson on choosing kindness over perfection
From partners to adversaries: What’s behind Apple taking OpenAI to court over trade secret theft
Apple filed a trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI in July 2026. The company alleges OpenAI poached executives to steal manufacturing and supplier network details. OpenAI denies these allegations, calling Apple’s lawsuit aggressive and personal. Apple seeks an injunction to prevent OpenAI from using confidential information. Meanwhile, Apple continues its AI plans with a new partnership…
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologises to Centre for child abuse ads, deepfakes and errors in operations
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Archana Puran Singh says society is too judgmental of Gen Z: Why blame them when we’re the ones teaching?
Archana Puran Singh argues that society places unfounded blame on today’s youth. She observes that children are merely products of the adult world around them. With an ever-evolving technological landscape shaping their lives, it’s crucial to understand that these influences inform their behaviors and experiences. Consequently, vilifying children for their actions is seen by the…
BJP MP Brijmohan seeks police revamp in Raipur, flags manpower crunch
BJP MP Brijmohan seeks police revamp in Raipur, flags manpower crunch
Preity Zinta says her kids are half-Indian and half-American, but culturally one hundred percent Indian: ‘Grateful that I have a cool husband who’s okay with me going off for two months for work’
After a decade-long hiatus centered around family, Preity Zinta is making her much-anticipated return to Bollywood. She is set to feature in two upcoming films, Batwara 1947 and Vibe. Zinta emphasizes the importance of her young children over a full-time acting career and is purposely avoiding lengthy streaming projects due to her limited availability. Her…
Rajya Sabha passes bill to increase number of SC judges, returns it to Lok Sabha
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Infantino running out of friends? Only six nations still want him re-elected as FIFA president
Gianni Infantino faces growing pressure ahead of FIFA’s 2027 presidential election after the collapse of the FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal. While major football nations have withdrawn support, six countries—Qatar, UAE, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Lebanon, and Kuwait, remain key backers. UEFA continues to criticise FIFA’s governance, and potential challengers are emerging as scrutiny over Infantino’s leadership…