Politics
Opposition Escalates Attack, Seeks Removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
The joint opposition is gathering signatures from MPs to submit a notice seeking the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, accusing him of partisan conduct and voter disenfranchisement.
World
Bengaluru's Water Heritage: Lessons from Ancient Tanks to Modern Challenges
Explore Bengaluru's ancient water heritage, from 8th-century tanks to modern lessons, focusing on Ramasandra village and its historical significance for sustainable water management.
Entertainment
Mumbai BEST Hikes Filming Charges at Depots, Bus Stations for 5 Years
BEST in Mumbai raises filming charges at its depots, bus stations, and stops from April 2025 to March 2030, aiming to boost revenue. Fees will increase significantly over five years.
Business
Bengaluru Hoteliers Face Staff Retention Crisis Amid LPG Shortage
Bengaluru's hospitality sector grapples with retaining staff and paying salaries as LPG shortages force eateries to trim menus or shut, mirroring pandemic-era challenges.
Sports
Lifestyle
Technology
UAE Social Media Permit Debate After Crypto Trader's Viral Tweet
A viral tweet from crypto trader ElonTrades about needing permits to post on social media in Dubai has ignited debate over UAE regulations, influencer economy, and free speech during geopolitical tensions.
YouTube Tests 30-Second Unskippable Ads for TV Viewers
YouTube is testing longer 30-second unskippable ads for TV viewers, marking a significant shift as more users watch on smart TVs. The change aims to improve advertising effectiveness in living room settings.
Pune Senior Loses Rs 2.74 Crore in Digital Arrest Scam
An 82-year-old retired manager in Pune was defrauded of Rs 2.74 crore by cybercriminals posing as Mumbai Crime Branch and CBI officials in a sophisticated digital arrest scam.
India Orders Telegram to Block Piracy Channels in 3 Hours
The Indian government has directed Telegram to disable several channels accused of distributing pirated films and web series, citing violations of copyright law and IT rules.
Iran-Linked Hackers Attack Stryker, Shaking Healthcare Tech Sector
A suspected cyberattack by pro-Iranian hackers has disrupted Stryker Corporation, a major US medical device maker, raising alarms about healthcare infrastructure vulnerabilities in global cyber conflicts.