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Compulsory retirement order is neither punitive nor stigmatic in character: SC
The Supreme Court upheld the Chhattisgarh government's order of compulsory retirement for several employees. It noted such orders are not punitive or indicative of misconduct against the employees. The court emphasised the importance of objective evaluations when determining an employee's suitability for continued service. It clarified that the decision should not be based on mere conjecture or whim.
Cybercrime networks shift to smaller, mobile scam operations amid enforcement pressure: FATF
In its report released from Paris, the global money-laundering watchdog said large, fortified compounds where cyber slaves were forced to commit financial cybercrimes are being moved to apartments, houses, hotels and office floors, sometimes rebranding as legitimate outsourcing or marketing firms.
Cybercrime networks shift to smaller, mobile scam operations amid enforcement pressure: FATF
In its report released from Paris, the global money-laundering watchdog said large, fortified compounds where cyber slaves were forced to commit financial cybercrimes are being moved to apartments, houses, hotels and office floors, sometimes rebranding as legitimate outsourcing or marketing firms.
EU charges TikTok over harmful algorithmic 'rabbit hole' effects
EU tech regulators charged social media platform TikTok on Friday with breaching the bloc's online content rules due to the so-called "rabbit hole" effect of its recommender system, which attracts users' attention to a constant stream of
Insurance agent deposits Rs 35 lakh cash collected from policyholders in his bank account, gets tax notice; he fights and wins in ITAT Jaipur
Policyholders gave Rs 35 lakh cash as insurance premiums which agent deposited in his bank a/c; Income Tax Dept sent agent notice for unexplained cash; he wins case in ITAT Jaipur.
Over 40% of names on DOJ list of alleged noncitizens are not on California voter rolls, analysis finds
A recent analysis by UCLA found that over 40% of names flagged as noncitizen voters in California are absent from voter rolls. In addition, several U.S. citizens were incorrectly marked as ineligible to vote. Many state officials argued that the list contained numerous errors and challenged its use in elections. Recent court rulings have ordered the Trump administration to stop issuing demands based on this controversial list.
Kiren Rijiju challenges Congress with 5 questions on SIR, electoral processes
Union Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has accused the Congress party of undermining democracy in India. He posed five questions to the party regarding their electoral performance and the Special Intensive Revision exercise. Rijiju questioned Congress's criticism of the exercise while emphasizing the importance of electoral integrity. Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi announced a march in Delhi ahead of the INDIA bloc's mega rally at Ramlila Maidan.
France moves to make rioters pay through family welfare benefit
France's Senate has approved a law to hold families accountable for damages caused by riots and unrest. This legislation allows authorities to recover compensation from family benefits like housing aid and allowances. Critics argue that the bill may disproportionately affect vulnerable families and discourage peaceful protests. Similar accountability measures are being considered in other European countries amid concerns over riots.
Who sent $2 bn military equipment to Iran past US blockade? More than 5,000 agencies
Iran has developed a clandestine network involving over 5,000 agencies to import military equipment and evade sanctions. This network functions despite ongoing US naval blockades and sanctions since the war began. Extensive investigations reveal significant transactions and military logistics supporting their activities. The secretive agencies have been linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and elite controlled businesses.
Reddit posts search traffic declines, will push visitor sign-ins to curb data scraping
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman outlined a plan on Thursday to make signing-in mandatory for most content as the company grapples with data scraping and declining search referral traffic in recent months.
Meghan Markle father controversy: Thomas Markle's son hands over 4 large boxes of 'abuse material' to cops, here's what was found in the disturbing 80-item dossier
Thomas Markle, 82, is the father of the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle. She has been estranged from her father since 2018. Muliple videos, photos and bold magazines have been founf from her father's home.
‘The human mind is my favourite tool’: Artist Shilpa Gupta on AI, morality and what matters in art
Artist Shilpa Gupta discusses how perception, borders, power and technology have shaped her artistic practice. She reflects on her use of interactive media, her experiences in border regions and why she sees AI as just another artistic medium, arguing that what matters is what artists do with it.
Is India a “shadow transshipment” hub? The data says otherwise
Between 2014 and 2024, India’s goods exports to the US grew 1.86 times, while US exports to India grew 1.94 times. A rising two-way relationship, with India’s global exports also up 1.36-fold, is hard to square with a “mere pass-through” story tailored to one market.
Oil exports from Persian Gulf 'surpassed pre-conflict levels', claims US Treasury Secy Bessent
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that oil exports from the Persian Gulf have exceeded pre-conflict levels. This development occurred despite ongoing Iranian threats to disrupt energy shipments to global markets. Iranian state media reported two supertankers struck a naval mine near the crucial Strait of Hormuz. The situation escalated with US Ambassador Tom Barrack indicating a potential military strike against Iran.
FBI warns voters ahead of US midterms 2026: How to spot suspicious election messages and report them
The FBI is warning Americans about election crimes ahead of the 2026 midterms, including voter fraud, threats and false voting information. Here’s how to spot suspicious election content, verify voting details and report suspected violations to the authorities.
Booking.com targeted in EU investigation into phishing scams, fraudulent listings
The Commission, which is the EU tech and competition enforcer, said it opened an investigation following a preliminary probe and after analysing risk assessment reports submitted by Booking.com this year and the previous three years.
Railways may fine you Rs 1,000 or imprison you for up to six months for playing loud music or videos on trains; awareness drive planned
Railway authorities plan to raise awareness regarding noise caused by mobile phones in trains and stations. Announcements will inform passengers that such behavior may result in fines or imprisonment. Previous complaints highlighted the increasing nuisance from loud music and videos played openly. Enforcement of these regulations will be more assertive following recent amendments to railway laws. Passenger associations have expressed concerns about the feasibility of enforcement due to staffing shortages.
UK media regulator says concerns persist over X's handling of illegal content
X's first quarterly report to Ofcom showed it had met commitments to review suspected illegal hate and terror content within agreed timeframes, with response times improving compared with evidence examined earlier this year.
Stripchat loses legal fight against EU tech label
Adult content platform Stripchat has lost its legal case against EU regulators over online content rules. The European Commission had designated Stripchat as a very large online platform under the Digital Services Act. The court found that adequate reasons were provided for their decision on user calculation. Stripchat may still appeal the ruling at the EU Court of Justice if it chooses to do so.
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