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Following Friday prayers in Bareilly, members of the Muslim community protested, carrying banners reading "I Love Mohammad." Hundreds of people took to the streets, chanting slogans, in various areas of the city. Some miscreants vandalized a building near Khalil School, prompting police to lathicharge to control the situation. Maulana Tauqeer Raza, head of the Ittehad-e-Millat Council (IMC), was also placed under house arrest.
Sensitive data from 38 Indian banks and financial institutions is feared to have been leaked online. Cybersecurity company UpGuard has reported that a security breach in an Amazon S3 cloud server exposed millions of bank transaction records online. This leaked data included personal information such as account holder names, bank account numbers, transaction amounts, and contact information.
Earthquake prevails in every corner of Leh. Following Wednesday's violent protests, the administration has imposed a curfew. Barbed wire and checkpoints have been erected on the roads. Amid the sound of ambulances, vehicles and people are scarce on the streets. However, internet service has been restored, allowing young people to express their reactions on social media.
Following the recent youth movement (Gen-Z), Nepal has witnessed increased activity from the terrorist organizations Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed. After failing to infiltrate India from the Pakistan border, these two organizations may now attempt to enter India through Nepal. Following this information, an alert has been issued along the Nepal border, and security agencies have increased their vigilance.
Donald Trump announces steep tariffs on medicines, furniture, trucks, and home goods to curb imports, strengthen U.S. manufacturing, and influence global trade relations, including ties with India.
Nepal interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki made important announcements in her address to the nation. She stated that elections will be held in Nepal by 5 March. She also announced lowering the voting age to 16. Previously, the minimum voting age in the country was 18.
The interim Prime Minister stated that this change has been made through an ordinance in the election law. Now, young voters will also be able to participate in the country's democratic process and elect their representatives.
Bangladesh skipper Jaker Ali won the toss and opted to bowl first against Salman Agha’s Pakistan in match 17 of the Asia Cup 2025 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai on Thursday. The winner of today’s match will book a place in the final against India.
The Border Security Force (BSF) has decided to opt for the Indian dog breeds to deploy them along the borders. As many as 150 dogs from 20 different breeds including Rampur Hound and Mudhol Hound have so far been trained in this regard.
A 21-year-old student from Delhi has lodged detailed allegations of persistent sexual harassment against Chaitanyananda Saraswati, the director of a private management institute. His messages included comments such as, "Baby, I love you. I adore you, you are looking beautiful today and also had remarks about her hair.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) will no longer be limited to chatbots or the tech industry. According to a new report, by 2030, generative AI-based assistants will impact 40-50 million car deals worldwide. This technology will not only improve the customer experience but could also significantly boost auto companies' sales.
A report by OpenAI and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) indicates that automakers that quickly adopt Gen AI in customer experience could see sales increase by up to 20%. However, companies that lag behind this change could suffer a revenue loss of up to 15%.
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has been named the in-charge for Bihar elections 2025. Alongside him, Union Minister CR Paatil and Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya have been named as co-incharges.
In the aftermath of violent protests in Leh Ladakh, authorities have initiated a significant crackdown, arresting individuals and booking Congress Councillor Phuntsog Stanzin Tsepag for his alleged involvement in the unrest. Four persons were killed and at least 50 were injured during violent protests demanding statehood and seeking extension of Sixth Schedule protections to Ladakh.
At just 18, Nischal Rapireddy has made his mark in the Agritech sector. Inspired by his dedicated video journalist father's hard work and dedication, Nischal excelled in his studies and launched a startup called GODHAAR under his company, Ascription Technologies Pvt Ltd nine months ago.
GODHAAR's primary objective is to revolutionize animal husbandry research and management in the Telugu states. Its flagship product is Godhaar Aadhaar, a unique identification system for cows and buffaloes.
Irfan Solanki, former MLA from Sisamau, Kanpur, was granted bail by the Allahabad High Court today. He had been in jail for the past three years. He had served a four-term MLA, but lost his membership due to a seven-year sentence in a case.
Following the High Court's order, Irfan Solanki is expected to be released within the next three days. His family and supporters are elated by the decision. SP leaders have also welcomed the High Court decision.
Amid ongoing tariff tensions between the USA and India, former President Donald Trump and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif were seen together at the UNGA, sparking global speculation about a potential new alliance between Pakistan and the US to counter China, Russia, and India.
In an unprecedented and first-of-its-kind launch, India has successfully test-fired the Agni missile from a rail-based mobile launcher. The missile has a range of 2,000 kilometers. This development enhances India’s capability to launch missiles on short notice with reduced visibility. Moreover, the mobile launcher can move freely across the rail network without any specific preconditions.
Thousands of students hit the streets after a major paper leak in Uttarakhand. Demanding CBI probe and justice, protests highlight deepening distrust in recruitment systems and rising youth frustration.
The southwest monsoon is withdrawing from India, leading to dry, warm weather in many states. Light rain is expected in parts of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand; Delhi remains mostly clear.
Peaceful protests demanding Ladakh's statehood turn violent; four killed, over 80 injured. Central government may hold key meeting on October 6 to address growing regional unrest.
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