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    Complaint filed against Minister Priyank Kharge for linking RSS to 44,250 cartridge seizure case

    A complaint was filed against Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge for allegedly spreading misinformation on social media. The complaint specifically accuses him of linking the RSS to a recent ammunition seizure in Bihar and Haryana. BJP MP Tejasvi Surya condemned the minister for peddling what he termed as fake news. Former Bengaluru Police Commissioner Bhaskar Rao also criticized Kharge's actions, urging him to uphold the dignity of his office.

    Socha nhi tha plane ke neeche sona padega: SpiceJet’s SG-533 flight from Mumbai to Gorakhpur cancellation forces passenger to lie near aircraft, airline responds

    A video showing SpiceJet passengers sleeping on the airport apron near an aircraft after the cancellation of Mumbai-Gorakhpur flight SG553 has surfaced online. The airline attributed the disruption to operating-hour restrictions at Gorakhpur's defence airport, while passengers questioned why they were allowed to board before the cancellation.

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    Cognizant commits over 25,000 professionals to Anthropic's Claude delivery

    The group is focused on execution excellence, transformation and client success, with the scale to take AI from pilot to production across enterprises' core operations, the Nasdaq-listed IT company said.

    BPO jobs on a seesaw as bots call the shots

    Voice AI is driving call centres even as hiring grows, but the shift towards complex tasks leaves freshers scrambling for a new career ladder.

    Punjab middleman's chats reveal 'payoffs' to 3 IAS & 1 IPS officer

    The Enforcement Directorate is probing alleged cash dealings between Punjab-based intermediary Kirshanu Sharda and serving and retired public servants after recovering encrypted WhatsApp chats from his phone.

    • TRAI sets port charge ceilings for IP-based interconnection, effective Jan 2027

      TRAI has capped annual charges for telecom IP interconnection ports at ₹5.6 lakh for 1 Gbps and ₹42.3 lakh for 10 Gbps, effective January 1, 2027. The ceilings apply across fixed-line, mobile and long-distance services, with operators free to negotiate lower rates.

      Saregama plans Rs 1,200 crore content spend for FY28-FY30

      Saregama India plans to invest around Rs 1,200 crore in new content over FY28-FY30, assuming annual budget increases of 10%. The company expects earlier music acquisitions to drive margin expansion, while maintaining 20-23% revenue CAGR guidance for its music business. It is also expanding subscriptions, artist management and live events.

      Digital life certificates cross 40 lakh in first 5 days of campaign, up 60% from last year

      Nearly 40 lakh digital life certificates have been generated by pensioners in the initial days of the campaign. This represents a 60% increase compared to the same period last year. Face authentication has significantly improved, accounting for 80% of the certificates generated recently. The government aims to simplify the process for pensioners, allowing digital submission of life certificates. Efforts are underway to improve access to pension services across various locations.

      Senior IPS officer Rajesh Kumar on Friday took charge as the new Director General of Police (DGP) of Arunachal Pradesh

      Rajesh Kumar has taken charge as the new Director General of Police for Arunachal Pradesh. He succeeded Shiv Darshan Singh Jamwal, who was transferred to Delhi earlier this month. Rajesh Kumar held discussions with Home Minister Mama Natung about improving peace and security in the state. Protests against the proposed 11,200-MW Siang Upper Multipurpose Project have intensified, resulting in violence and arrests.

      Sebi eases KYC norms for NRIs, OCIs, allows digital onboarding from December 3

      SEBI has relaxed KYC requirements for NRIs, OCIs and foreign nationals, allowing eligible overseas clients in FATF-compliant countries to complete onboarding digitally. The revised framework introduces video verification, electronic documents and simplified repeat KYC, effective December 3, 2026.

      Enforcement Directorate raids against IPS officer, others in APPC exam 'fraud' case

      Enforcement Directorate officials conducted searches at the premises of IPS officer P Sitarama Anjaneyulu and others. This action is part of a money laundering investigation linked to APPSC examination irregularities. Allegations include the manual evaluation of answer scripts where Rs 1.14 crore was reportedly paid to a private company. The evaluations were contracted to Camsign Media, where the scripts were physically examined.

      Viral video shows LPG cylinder catching fire during delivery; 5 safety measures to follow at home

      In a startling incident caught on video in Bengaluru, an LPG cylinder ignited unexpectedly after a delivery agent opened its seal. The agent's attempt to put out the flames with water left the outcome in doubt. This event highlights the urgent need for proper LPG cylinder handling and storage protocols. Regular inspections and appropriate ventilation are vital, and households should be well-versed in emergency procedures for gas leak scenarios.

      Sebi levies Rs 40 lakh penalty on four entities in Axis MF front-running case

      Securities and Exchange Board of India has imposed a total penalty of Rs 40 lakh on four entities. This penalty includes fines on Woodstock Broking and Marfatia Stock Broking for front-running trades. The investigation spanned from April 1, 2021, to March 31, 2022, involving these entities. Evidence indicated that brokers facilitated these trades by providing necessary infrastructure and assistance.

      Law firms draft special teams to help GCCs navigate India terrain

      Multinational companies expanding their global capability centres in India may face multiple regulatory and operational challenges going forward. Law firms are forming specialist teams to help these companies navigate complex issues including employment laws and data localisation.

      Why Paris Jackson is seeking $600 million from Michael Jackson’s estate nearly 17 years after his death

      Paris Jackson has filed a petition for a $600 million transfer to the Michael Jackson Family Trust. She claims that the estate's executors have not followed the distribution schedule set in Jackson's will. Legal disputes have prevented the full funding of the trust and reduced payments to beneficiaries. The estate representatives deny Paris's allegations and note that over $200 million has been distributed thus far.

      40 villas bought in 2.5 years: Rajasthan government places IAS officer Shikhar Agrawal, IPS wife on APO as ACB probes alleged villa purchases

      Rajasthan's Anti-Corruption Bureau has initiated an investigation into IAS officer Shikhar Agrawal for alleged corruption. The investigation follows accusations regarding the purchase of approximately 40 villas and cottages by Agrawal's family. Agrawal and his wife have been placed on Awaiting Posting Orders, relieving them of their duties. The state government's approval was required for the Anti-Corruption Bureau to proceed under anti-corruption law.

      Krafton steps up India bets to build next global gaming franchise beyond PUBG

      Krafton Inc. is actively investing in India's gaming industry to fuel its growth and develop new titles. The company aims to expand beyond its successful PUBG franchise, which has achieved immense popularity in India. With plans to acquire another studio, Krafton seeks to leverage India's talent pool and expertise in software development. The Bangalore team is expected to grow significantly, aided by advancements in artificial intelligence.

      Mahesh Babu picks up stake in gaming startup Shortgun Games

      The startup, founded by Jeet Chandan and Vidhit Mehta, is developing its flagship title, Project Takedown, a 10-15-hour action-adventure game set in a near-future Mumbai. The game, designed exclusively for PC and modern console platforms, including PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, is primarily targeted towards international audiences, including the US, Europe and Japan. The founders expect the game to launch by 2028-end.

      The power of signature IPs: A new way for B2B brands to reach decision-makers

      Learn how signature IPs, including industry summits, executive programmes, awards and exposure, help B2B brands to engage key decision-makers, deepen industry relationships and open up new business opportunities by connecting with the right audience through targeted, business-focused platforms.

      Vivo Y32 5G features: Tired of charging your phone every day? This smartphone packs 8,000mAh battery & military-grade protection; check detailed specifications

      Vivo Y32 5G features: Vivo Y32 5G has been listed with an 8,000mAh battery, Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 processor and IP68 and IP69 ratings. The smartphone also features a 120Hz display, 50MP rear camera and 44W fast charging. Here's a look at its specifications, battery, camera features, colours and expected availability.

      This startup is selling a Rs 94,835 mosquito trap that uses a powerful blue laser and sensors similar to those in self-driving cars to track and kill mosquitoes while detecting people, pets and nearby surfaces to prevent accidental firing

      Photon Matrix has introduced a laser device that identifies and eliminates mosquitoes effectively. The products are priced at around $1,000 each, with a delivery estimate of 120 days. Both the indoor and outdoor models utilize advanced A.I. for mosquito detection and targeting. The system is designed to be safe for humans and pets, although independent safety testing is pending. This technology aims to revolutionize traditional mosquito control methods.

      Dhanush's co-actress is set to wear the khaki uniform on screen. Her real-life father also served the country as a GST officer and represented India in football in Pakistan

      Sai Pallavi is set to light up the silver screen with a series of exciting projects in November 2026, including the much-anticipated Ramayana, where she takes on the role of Sita, and the action-packed film Om, where she portrays an IPS officer. Her father, Senthamarai Kannan, also served the country as a retired Assistant Commissioner and talented footballer. Read on!

      Suspended AAP MLA Kunwar Vijay Pratap resigns as member of Punjab Assembly

      Kunwar Vijay Pratap Singh has resigned from his position as an MLA representing Amritsar North in Punjab. He submitted his resignation to the Speaker of the Punjab Vidhan Sabha, Kultar Singh Sandhwan. Singh's resignation follows the departure of two other AAP legislators from the party's primary membership recently. Previously, Singh faced a five-year suspension from AAP for allegedly engaging in anti-party activities.

      Tesla, Samsung oppose new US tariffs on Vietnam as probe deadline nears

      Businesses are divided over whether Washington should propose new tariffs on Vietnamese goods this month, with Tesla and Samsung not in favour, while others have called for penalties, submissions to the US government show.

      Tesla, Samsung oppose new US tariffs on Vietnam as probe deadline nears

      A trade investigation into Vietnam's intellectual property practices is nearing a conclusion with a November 29 deadline. Various industries have conflicting views on whether new tariffs should be imposed on Vietnamese goods. Tesla and Samsung are against additional tariffs, while steel and wood sectors advocate for penalties. Vietnam has faced escalating exports to the US, surpassing its previous trade standings.

      Washington set to cut wire connecting Chinese companies to US phone numbers

      The US Federal Communications Commission intends to vote on banning Chinese telecom firms from accessing US phone numbers. Concerns around national security have led to this potential decision against companies like China Mobile and China Telecom. The measure aims to prevent illegal robocalls and protect US telecommunications. China has opposed this likely ban, asserting it undermines legitimate business practices.

      The United States will soon prohibit Chinese telecom companies from having direct access to American phone numbers. This action aims to enhance national security and curb illegal robocalls. The Federal Communications Commission is set to vote on this proposal. The FCC may also revoke number authorizations for firms posing security risks. Concerns about espionage linked to Chinese firms have significantly increased in recent years.

      For movie studios, star's value goes beyond screen: Production houses, new-age businesses sign licensing deals to cash in on their popularity

      Production houses and media advisory firms are signing licensing agreements with film and television personalities to monetise their personal brands, digital images and distinctive attributes. With actors increasingly being viewed as intellectual property, companies are exploring opportunities such as digital avatars, content licensing and brand partnerships. The trend is also gaining traction as AI creates new possibilities, while raising the importance of consent and protection of personality rights.

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