Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community restricts children’s use of mobile phones
Concerned citizens feel that the Government should take steps to restrict the excessive use of mobile phones by children.
Major plane crash in South Korea : 179 dead
There were 181 people on board. Of these, 175 were passengers and 6 crew members. Only 2 of them survived.
Bangladeshi SIM cards being sold in Murshidabad (Bengal)
These SIM cards have become a headache for the Border Security Force (BSF) and the BSF officials said that there is no technology available to find the location of these cards.
Indian-Origin businessman Sriram Krishnan appointed in Donald Trump’s Administration
Sriram Krishnan has previously worked with leading companies such as Microsoft, Twitter, Yahoo, Facebook, and Snap. Following the announcement of his appointment, Krishnan stated, “I will leave no stone unturned in serving my country.”
Car falls from partially constructed bridge into river after using Google Maps : 3 killed !
The youths were on their way from Bareilly to Dataganj in Badaun district when the vehicle fell directly into the Ramganga river from a height of 50 feet after the incomplete bridge abruptly ended, police said.
What did you do to prevent bomb hoax on the planes ? : Govt asks Meta and ‘X’
In the last 9 days, more than 170 flight services received bomb threats due to which the aviation industry suffered a loss of Rs 600 crore.
World fearful of Chinese electronic equipment which cover one-third of equipment around the world
This risk is particularly concerning for India, as China could provide such technology to its ally Pakistan, which might then use it against India.
Every device in the world should have Indian ‘Chip’ : PM Modi
India’s electronics sector is currently worth $150 billion. By the end of the decade, the target is to reach $500 billion. This growth could generate 60 lakh jobs.
Microsoft’s Windows “Shuts down” worldwide : “Hangs” all the computerised services including Flight services for several hours
This problem is called the ‘Blue Screen of Death’.
‘Robo Dogs’ to join the Indian Army soon
The MULEs weigh 51 kg and are 27 inches long. They can be controlled by remote.