How to check which mobile number is linked with Aadhaar online? Follow these steps to find out
Checking the mobile number linked with Aadhaar is essential for accessing various government services. Residents can find the last three digits of their registered mobile number through UIDAI's online portal. Alternatively, they can verify if a particular mobile number is associated with their Aadhaar. If the mobile number is not linked, residents can update their contact details at an Aadhaar centre.
AIBE 22 Admit Card 2026: Hall ticket expected soon, check download steps and exam date
The AIBE 22 admit card 2026 is expected soon on the Bar Council of India's official portal. Candidates can check the scheduled release date, examination date, steps to download the hall ticket, documents required at the centre and the process for reporting errors.
Kerala man checks traffic fine message on his phone, enters vehicle number and loses Rs 3.89 lakh in online fraud
A 41-year-old man from Malappuram, Keralam, lost Rs 3,89,496 after clicking a fake traffic fine message and entering his vehicle registration number on a website resembling the Parivahan portal. The money was withdrawn through 10 UPI transactions. Police have traced the recipient bank accounts and ordered them frozen.
ETtech Explainer: How OpenAI’s ChatGPT Wallet allows AI agents to make payments for users
Many people until now used ChatGPT to research products, compare options and decide what to purchase. But with the new feature, OpenAI wants these users to complete the purchase process through their AI agents as well.
JEE Advanced 2027: IIT Delhi announces exam date, check eligibility criteria, registration details and latest updates
IIT Delhi has set the examination date for JEE Advanced 2027 on May 23, 2027. The examination will be conducted in a computer-based test format at designated test centres across India. Candidates must meet eligibility criteria, including being among the top 2,50,000 successful candidates. Registration details will be announced later through the official website, jeeadv.ac.in, which will also provide updates.
Got an email offering to fix your Outlook or refund you for the Microsoft outage? It’s probably a scam; here’s how to spot it
Microsoft's global outage has created an opening for phishing scams. Emails promising to restore Outlook access, verify mailboxes or arrange refunds should be treated with caution. Microsoft 365 was still experiencing disruption on November 13, with recovery incomplete. Users should avoid email links claiming to fix their accounts and check updates through Microsoft's official channels instead.
