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Chinese espionage in the US, it is also a wake-up call for countries like India to scrutinise potential Chinese influence on their government, economy, and administration. The case of Newsclick, where fhunds from China were used to push Beijing’s anti-India agenda, is already a notable example.

The Namibian government is considering a drastic and controversial measure of culling over 700 wild animals, including elephants and zebras to alleviate the hunger crisis.

The Hindu called Love Jihad a conspiracy theory spread by right-wing elements to target members of the minority Muslim community

There have been as many as 25,408 dengue cases registered in Karnataka, with 12 deaths. Hassan, Dharwad, and Shivamogga have all reported two deaths, while Mysuru, Haveri, and Davangere have each reported one case. 

This meeting between Eric Garcetti and Mallikarjun Kharge comes just days after US diplomats met National Conference leaders in Jammu and Kashmir ahead of the scheduled Assembly Elections.

Cox Media Group admitted during a pitch deck to investors that its "Active Listening" software uses Artificial Intelligence to "capture real-time intent data by listening to our conversations." The company explained that voice data can then be paired with behavioural data to target in-market customers for ads.

According to reports, the accused Dominique used to recruit men online to rape his wife after drugging her with sleeping medicines and anti-anxiety medications.

Be it IC 814, or Kabir Khan’s Tiger franchise, nobody does the PR job for ISI better than Bollywood. While Kabir Khan’s Tiger franchise whitewashed Pakistan’s ISI responsible for countless anti-India operations, Anubhav Sinha’s IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack serves the same purpose for Pakistani terrorists.

Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on Waqf Amendment Act 2024 has sought suggestions from stakeholders including the public, NGOs, experts, and institutions.

BJP Rajya Sabha MP Lahar Singh Siroya has demanded an independent investigation into the allotment of 19 acres of government land to an Institute run by the Kharge family’s trust, “free of cost”.