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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set for a significant three-nation tour of Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand from July 6-11. This visit aims to bolster India’s ties with these nations. Notably, his trip to New Zealand marks the first by an Indian Prime Minister in nearly four decades, highlighting the growing importance of the recently
The RSS has demanded strict action regarding alleged embezzlement of Ram Temple donations in Ayodhya, welcoming the SIT probe. India maintains the Indus Waters Treaty remains suspended due to Pakistan’s alleged support for terrorism. The Centre has summoned Meta over child abuse material on Instagram, while a Tibetan activist’s self-immolation outside the UN highlights Tibet
Meta officials met with Indian IT ministry representatives following a government notice regarding WhatsApp’s new username feature. New Delhi expressed concerns that the feature could facilitate cybercrime, including impersonation and fraud. WhatsApp has stated the feature is not yet live and will include safeguards like optional usage and reserved prominent usernames to prevent misuse. The
UCI lauds India’s ‘outstanding success’ during World Bicycle Day celebrations ThePrint
In a significant move, authorities have instructed Google and Apple to take down three Chinese battery management applications—BAT-BMS, Lossigy, and Epoch-i-ion—from their platforms. The apps have allegedly been exploited to remotely shut down battery-operated vehicles like e-rickshaws, endangering the livelihoods of drivers. This highlights a concerning trend, shifting the focus from mere data security to
AI-generated food vendor clip, old Lohagad Fort video among five posts debunked this week Press Trust of India
India’s stance on the Indus Waters Treaty remains firm, with the agreement suspended due to Pakistan’s continued support for cross-border terrorism. The MEA reiterated this position, emphasizing Pakistan’s need to cease its sponsorship of terror. Meanwhile, India has communicated its views on the proposed Teesta River project to Bangladesh, assuring cooperation based on mutual understanding
Housr Introduces Zero-Deposit Rentals for Residents Across India TheWire.in
Maharashtra is set to establish a committee within two weeks to draft legislation for a Uniform Civil Code. This move follows an announcement that the state will implement UCC, with a retired high court judge to head the drafting panel. The UCC aims to create a common legal framework for personal matters like marriage and
