After WhatsApp, Centre sends notices to Telegram, Signal | India News

NEW DELHI: A day after directing Meta to pause WhatsApp’s proposed username feature, govt has issued similar notices to Telegram and Signal over their existing username systems, asking them to explain how they prevent fraud and impersonation.The IT ministry wants detailed responses on safeguards against scams, phishing, digital arrest frauds and identity impersonation. Like WhatsApp,…

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Religious proverb of the day from Thailand: “Paste gold leaf onto the back of a Buddha statue” inspires us to do good when no one is watching

This Thai proverb reminds us that good work should be done without seeking attention. The ultimate act of goodness is doing something noble when no one is watching. Such kind works done in shadows do not cry for attention, for reward. And this timeless Thai saying invokes a religious image as it refers to the…

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There are only 3 American states that start with the letter ‘C’; here’s why every traveller on a U.S trip should visit them

California is America’s ultimate road trip destination! It is also the third-largest U.S. state by area and its diversity is unimaginable. From snow-covered mountains to deserts and vineyards to redwood forests, the state has them all. And how can we not mention over 1,300 km of Pacific coastline, simply stunning! The state attracts travellers with…

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Quote of the Day by Fyodor Dostoevsky, “Pain and suffering are always inevitable, the really great men must…”

Quote of the Day by Fyodor Dostoevsky (Canva) Few writers have explored the depths of the human mind more deeply than Fyodor Dostoevsky . His novels are not stories but psychological journeys into guilt, faith, suffering, morality, freedom and redemption. Over 140 years after his death, his writings still impact literature, psychology, philosophy and even…

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Indian-origin Jagpreet Singh convicted of murdering wife in Canada; claimed he accidentally ‘poked’ her with a knife

Jagpreet Singh was convicted of murdering his wife days after entering Canada, he claimed he “accidentally poked” her in the stomach. An Indian-origin man has been convicted of second-degree murder for fatally stabbing his wife just six days after arriving in Canada, with a judge rejecting his claim that he had only accidentally “poked” her…

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Navy foils piracy bid on India-bound bulk carrier in Gulf of Aden, Marcos secure ship, crew

NEW DELHI: An Indian Navy warship thwarted a piracy attempt on an India-bound merchant vessel in the Gulf of Aden on Wednesday night, the Navy said on Thursday.On getting information about an attempted piracy attack, INS Trikand, a guided-missile Talwar-class frigate, approached bulk carrier MV Golden Arsenal and Marine commandos (Marcos) boarded the vessel and…

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Latin proverb of the day: ‘Let the experiment be made on a low-value body’ — A chilling glimpse into early science and ethics debates that still echo today

‘Let the experiment be made on a low-value body’ At first glance, the phrase sounds like something carved into the stone walls of an ancient laboratory—cold, detached, and unsettlingly clinical. It carries the weight of a world where knowledge was pursued with fewer ethical brakes and where the value of a “body” could be weighed…

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