Starting September 15, China has new rules for its citizens travelling abroad; How the company Mark Zuckerberg spent $2 billion on may be behind this

Chinese citizens can now be barred from leaving over technology security violations. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan, file) China started enforcing a new set of exit and entry rules on September 15, and the headline change is easy to state. Beijing now has explicit legal authority to stop its own citizens from leaving the country if…

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‘One inspection, all Noida schools shut?’: Education department fact-checks Saurav Das’s claim | Noida News

CJP’s Saurav Das had alleged immediate closure of all govt schools after an inspection. However, the District Basic Education Officer stated no such order was issued NOIDA: A claim by Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) spokesperson Saurav Das that all government schools in Uttar Pradesh’s Gautam Buddh Nagar district were ordered to shut immediately after his…

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MDR on UPI notified: NPCI says 0.4% fee applicable on person-to-merchant transactions above Rs 2,000 effective October 15, 2026

The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has notified a Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) of 0.4% on Person-to-Merchant (P2M) UPI transactions above Rs 2,000. Person-to-person transactions will continue to remain free.For transactions of Rs 75,000 and above, the MDR will be capped at Rs 300 per transaction.The MDR will be effective from October 15, 2026….

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‘Having a terrible experience’: India captain Srinath Narayanan slams Chess Olympiad; Flags accommodation problems in Samarkand | Top Stories News

India’s title defence at the 2026 FIDE Chess Olympiad has begun on an uncomfortable note, with team captain Srinath Narayanan publicly expressing his frustration over the accommodation arrangements in Samarkand.India head into the tournament with considerable expectations after producing a historic performance at the 2024 Chess Olympiad in Budapest. The Indian Open team won gold…

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Arizona’s Apache trout was pushed toward extinction by habitat loss and non-native trout; after decades of recovery it was delisted, and a new barrier protects 22 miles of habitat

Representative Image (AI-generated) Arizona’s Apache trout has made a remarkable recovery after decades of pressure from habitat degradation, overfishing and introduced trout. The native fish was once close to disappearing from the cold mountain streams of eastern Arizona, but long-term conservation led by the White Mountain Apache Tribe and supported by state and federal partners…

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