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Iran Hunts Starlink Users to Block Protest Footage

Iranian authorities are targeting Starlink satellite internet users to prevent videos of violent protests from spreading globally, as the death toll exceeds 2,500 amid a near-total internet blackout.

Iran's Internet Blackouts Meet Starlink Resistance

Iranian authorities frequently shut down the internet during protests, but citizens increasingly turn to Starlink satellite terminals to maintain communication and share information despite government crackdowns.

Iran's Internet Shutdown Reaches 84-Hour Mark

Iran's regime enforces an 84-hour internet blackout to suppress protests following Mahsa Amini's death. Global outcry grows as digital rights groups condemn the move. Read more.

NIMHANS Study Links Distress to Problematic Porn Use

A Bengaluru IT professional's struggle with pornography addiction, treated at NIMHANS, forms a case study. New research reveals high psychological distress predicts problematic use in Indian adults. Learn more.

5 Trees to Avoid in Indian Home Gardens: Study

Urban forestry research identifies five common tree species that cause repeated issues in residential yards, from property damage to high maintenance. Learn which popular trees to avoid for a hassle-free garden.

Ex-Collector in ED remand over Rs 10 crore land bribe racket

A special PMLA court remands former Surendranagar collector Rajendrakumar Patel to ED custody till January 7. The agency alleges a massive bribery network for land-use changes, with over Rs 10 crore in bribes. Read the shocking details.

India-Pakistan Exchange Nuclear Installation Lists

India and Pakistan exchanged lists of nuclear installations under a 1988 pact on Jan 1, 2025, a key confidence-building measure. Read the full details and implications of this annual ritual.

Woman Injects Black Widow Venom, Lands in ICU

A 37-year-old woman in California deliberately injected black widow spider venom to get high, leading to severe neurological and respiratory distress. Read this rare medical case study.

Karnataka HC Suggests Policy for Temple Sandalwood Growth

The Karnataka High Court has advised the state government to consider a policy allowing temples to grow sandalwood for religious rituals. This follows a petition regarding a 1921 agreement for 1087 kgs of sandalwood. Read the full details.

Bombay HC Case: Mother Seeks Late Son's Sperm for IVF

A mother's petition to use her deceased son's preserved sperm for IVF faces legal hurdles as the Centre cites lack of consent. The Bombay High Court has deferred the final hearing to 2026. Explore the complex legal and ethical debate.

5 Key Parenting Trends to Watch in 2026

Discover the five major parenting shifts defining 2026 in India. From emotional intelligence to eco-conscious living, learn how families are adapting to raise resilient, kind kids in a fast-changing world.

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