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    Psychology says people who constantly clear phone notifications may crave a sense of control - The surprising reason this tiny digital habit can feel satisfying and what it may reveal about how your brain handles uncertainty

    Clearing smartphone notifications offers a sense of completion and control. Research indicates these alerts disrupt attention and create uncertainty for users. Managing notifications can become an appealing routine for restoring order. Predictable notification batches improve attentiveness and reduce user stress. This habit reflects responses to digital clutter and a desire for manageability.

    Aircel-Maxis case: HC orders day-to-day hearing of ED's plea challenging anticipatory bail to Chidambaram, son

    The court said this issue will be considered when it hears the matter. Before Chidambaram and his son were made accused in the Aircel Maxis case, a special court had on February 2, 2017 discharged DMK leader Dayanidhi Maran, his brother Kalanithi Maran and others. The ED and the CBI later filed supplementary charge sheets naming the Chidambarams in the alleged scam.

    Aircel-Maxis case: Probe agencies in court oppose any protection from arrest to Chidambarams

    The Chidambarams need to be dealt with 'iron hand', the CBI said maintaining that the probe in the Aircel-Maxis corruption case is still going on.

    Supreme Court to hear tomorrow Subramanian Swamy's plea in Aircel-Maxis case

    The SC will hear a fresh plea of Swamy's seeking to implead himself as a party in a petition filed against an ED officer probing the Aircel-Maxis deal case.

    INX Media & Aircel-Maxis: Long legal battle awaits Chidambarams

    In April last year, the CBI had informed the Supreme Court that it was probing Chidambaram's role in the alleged irregularities in grant of FIPB approval in Aircel-Maxis case.

    Subramanian Swamy asks CAG to re-examine Aircel-Maxis report

    Swamy said the final audit report of CAG on the Aircel- Maxis case was pending in its office for the last three years.

    The Economic Times
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