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The invisible war: Iran's evolving cyberattacks bring battlefront to small-town America
The escalation of Iran's cyber capabilities in its ongoing tensions with the US and Israel is becoming increasingly pronounced. Recent intrusions into US water facilities mark a transition into a new blend of warfare. These digital strikes bolster military initiatives while attempting to sway international public opinion. Additionally, the infusion of artificial intelligence into these operations allows for unprecedented efficiency and breadth, reinforcing Iran's asymmetric strategies within its military doctrine.
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Chinese robot ‘dies’ after hitting safety wall during World Humanoid Robot Games
A Chinese humanoid robot crashed during a running test for upcoming games. The machine lost control and hit a safety wall, sparking concerns. This incident occurred as robots prepare for the 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games. The event will feature over two thousand robots and six hundred teams. Another Chinese firm unveiled a robot claimed to be faster than Usain Bolt.
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Why are close to 1.08 crore voters staring at mass exclusion? | Decode Karnataka
1,07,96,415 crore, that is the number of voters facing possible exclusion from the Karnataka’s electoral rolls.
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Centre denies permission for Telangana CM Revanth Reddy’s U.S. visit
The State government was informed of the denial of permission for the U.S. visit after the official delegation had already reached the U.K.
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Student well-being in India declines sharply through senior school years, finds study
According to the findings of the study, sleep declined steadily and sharply as students moved into higher grades; the grade-level trend showed a deterioration in sleep as academic pressure increased.
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'I won't say no': CSK legend considers England batting coach role
"There is a lot of different things to consider. My short answer is I would not say no to anything really," Hussey told Fox Sports News.
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Zuckerberg buys Gothic castle in Ireland, Meta's international HQ, for $35 mn
Meta CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, and his wife, Priscilla Chan, have acquired the historic Strancally Castle, a stunning Gothic mansion set on an expansive estate in Ireland. This remarkable property will serve as their home base during visits to the nation, which is significant due to Meta's international headquarters being located there. The couple is excited about the opportunity to preserve and nurture this piece of history.
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SIM card rules 2026: What changes from Aug 24 & how many connections can you have
Telecom providers must stop individuals from obtaining more than nine mobile connections. A new system starts August twenty-fourth, initially verifying connections post-facto. Operators will use subscriber photos from the Digital Intelligence Platform for checks. Real-time identification and prevention of excess connections are mandated by November thirtieth. This aims to enforce existing limits across all licensed service areas.
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'Starlink would help the least served in India, especially in rural areas': Elon Musk
Elon Musk supports Starlink's satellite internet for India's underserved rural communities. The service aims to bridge significant connectivity gaps where 4G access remains limited. Starlink's network could reach remote areas, overcoming terrain and infrastructure challenges. The Indian government is developing regulatory frameworks for satellite spectrum allocation. Starlink remains in active discussions with the Centre regarding its commercial launch.
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Rupee continues to rally, opens 9 paise stronger against US dollar
On Friday morning, the rupee showed signs of strength against the US dollar. Despite the upward trend, high crude oil prices and ongoing geopolitical tensions are pressuring the currency. The Reserve Bank of India anticipates notable foreign currency inflows this year, though these have yet to result in significant rupee gains. Additionally, domestic equities began trading on a slightly weaker note.
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13-year-old Aniket Sarkar built a low-cost system to capture water from dry air
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AAP targets Centre over spike in sugar prices
AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal said that the country used to export sugar, but now it is planning to import it
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Lip plumpers, collagen & more: How Ozempic is boosting a new beauty market
Weight-loss drugs are creating new demands in beauty and nutrition sectors. Companies are developing products to address nutritional gaps and emerging beauty concerns. Nestle and Tata Consumer are preparing protein and fiber-rich offerings for these consumers. Beauty brands are promoting makeup alternatives to cosmetic procedures for users. This trend is driven by pharmaceutical advancements and growing patient bases.
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Why has Maharashtra FDA issued notices to Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn and Tiger Shroff? | Explained
The FDA has issued notices to actors Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn and Tiger Shroff, claiming that their brand endorsement of ‘Vimal Elaichi’ misleads consumers or indirectly promotes the brand identity of a prohibited product, which is Vimal Pan Masala
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Legislature panel suggests Singapore’s Mandai Wildlife Reserve model for developement of Tirupati, Vizag zoo parks
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'Freeze seats for 25 years': Congress backs Vijay-led TN govt's delimitation stand
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911 illegal immigrants identified in Bengaluru in 3 years; 365 linked to criminal cases
According to the report, police identified 5,304 foreigners in Bengaluru city, of whom 446 were found to be overstaying illegally
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When adventurism takes a dangerous turn
Wannabe adventurists perform motorbike stunts on roads, venture into unknown forests, and step into unfamiliar waterbodies, posing risk to their lives as well as others’. An attempt to read their thoughts and to elicit response from govt. authorities who usually bail out the adventure-seekers of distress
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How Supreme Court’s new ruling changes the definition of ‘industry’ | Explained
The majority held that ‘industry’ under the IRC must be interpreted based on its own specific text and statutory context, unburdened by the legacy of the 1978 precedent; Chief Justice Kant noted that while the core principles of the 1978 ruling had stood the test of time, the 1978 judgment would no longer act as the “sheet anchor” for interpreting ‘industry’ under the IRC
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Digitising Kannada: A work in progress
From electronic typesetting to ASCII-based proprietary fonts to Unicode to AI-enabled translation, Kannada has come a long way in its digital journey. But Indian languages face unique challenges in today’s fast-evolving tech landscape, writes Shilpa Elizabeth
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