Meta told all employees in America: We are installing tracking software in your machines; 2 months later, it confirms ‘private data leak; says that we have…

Nearly two months after Meta told its US workforce that tracking software would start logging their every click and keystroke, the company has hit pause. The reason isn’t a change of heart over privacy. It’s a leak. According to WIRED, Meta left sensitive data gathered from employee laptops sitting open to anyone inside the company,…

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Australian magician Daniel Hidden disappears without a trace after leaving a cryptic message, police launch massive search | World News

Australian magician and mentalist Daniel Hidden has vanished without a trace, triggering a large-scale search operation across rugged bushland in Queensland’s Gold Coast hinterland. The 26-year-old was last seen leaving his Broadbeach home in the early hours of June 14 in a silver Hyundai Santa Fe towing a caravan. His vehicle was later found abandoned…

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Amid rebellion, TMC sends fresh office-bearers list to EC, says Mamata remains party chief | India News

Amid rebellion, TMC send fresh list to EC, asserting Mamata Banerjee remains the party leader (Picture credit: ANI file photo) NEW DELHI: Trinamool Congress under Mamata Banerjee has reconstituted its national working committee amid a major rebellion within the party at both the assembly and Parliament levels.The move came as a strong assertion of Mamata…

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‘France will probably beat us’: Haaland cools Norway FIFA World Cup hype before Mbappe showdown | Football News

Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappe Erling Haaland has fired Norway into the knockout stage of the FIFA World Cup, but the striker is not getting carried away. After scoring twice in Norway’s 3-2 win over Senegal on Tuesday, Haaland said the team should enjoy the moment rather than start talking about winning the tournament.The Manchester City…

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Australia recycled 150,000 wheelbarrows of oyster shells to rebuild a lost underwater ecosystem |

Before European settlers arrived on Australia’s coastlines, vast oyster and mussel reefs stretched across the southern half of the country all the way north to the edges of the Great Barrier Reef. These shellfish reefs filtered seawater, fed fish populations, stabilised sediment, and protected shorelines from wave damage. Then, over the course of a century,…

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Arctic alarm: Earth’s frozen carbon stores in the Arctic may stop absorbing CO2 and start releasing it by the 2050s |

The Arctic is warming far faster than the rest of the planet, and a new study published in Science Advances suggests that this warming could transform one of Earth’s biggest natural carbon stores sooner than scientists once thought. Researchers say northern soils above 30°N, including vast areas of permafrost, may switch from absorbing carbon to…

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Jharkhand high court raises divorced woman’s alimony from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 40 lakh, cites inflation and medical needs

NEW DELHI: The Jharkhand high court has raised the permanent alimony of a 55-year-old divorced woman from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 40 lakh, ruling that the lower amount was inadequate to cover her medical needs, beat inflation, and sustain her for the years ahead.What was the issueThe couple married in 1984 and stopped living…

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Massive showdown in Tamil Nadu assembly: CM Vijay targets DMK, mimics Stalin; opposition walks out | India News

TN CM VIjay mimics MK Stalin NEW DELHI: The Tamil Nadu assembly witnessed high drama on Tuesday as chief minister Vijay launched a sharp attack on the opposition Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) over alleged “party funds”, mimicked a viral hand gesture associated with former chief minister MK Stalin, and triggered a walkout by DMK legislators.The…

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SEBI’s new ease-of-business push: What may change for stock exchanges, brokers

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has launched a comprehensive review of regulations governing stock exchanges, clearing corporations and commodity derivatives exchanges. The exercise includes a proposed overhaul of technology-related rules as part of efforts to improve ease of doing business and reduce compliance burdens in the securities market.In a press release issued…

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‘Cricket can unite, inspire and empower at an unparalleled scale’: Jay Shah backs IOC initiative on Olympic Day | Cricket News

ICC chairman Jay Shaha with IOC president Kirsty Coventry. (Pic credit: Jay Shah’s X post) International Cricket Council (ICC) chairman Jay Shah marked International Olympic Day by extending support to the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) global initiative aimed at promoting health, well-being, and community engagement through sport.Highlighting the unifying power of sport, Shah underlined cricket’s…

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