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    India blocked 129 betting websites on basis of fake high court orders: Report

    India's government ordered internet providers to block 129 betting websites based on fraudulent high court orders. Investigations have been initiated after it was revealed that these court orders were fake. The Rajasthan and Allahabad High Courts confirmed that the supposed orders did not exist in their records. Concerns about the authenticity of legal documents are growing due to technology advancements.

    Zerodha users flag glitches in BSE F&O price update; broker says issue resolved

    Zerodha experienced a technical setback on Wednesday, which hampered price updates within the futures and options sector of BSE. This situation concerned various brokers, leading to anxiety among derivatives traders who rely heavily on accurate real-time data. Zerodha quickly collaborated with the exchange to rectify the problem, successfully resolving it later in the day.

    EU to make addictive app features easier to switch off

    The European Union will on Wednesday unveil new rules to crack down on influencer marketing, ban online features that trick Europeans and force platforms to give users the right to turn off "addictive" features.

    Quick commerce delivers huge festive triumph for D2C brands

    Beauty brand Pilgrim and healthy snacks brand Open Secret both doubled their sales year-on-year (YoY) during the festive period, driven by purchases on quick-commerce platforms.

    National Chicken Sandwich Day 2026: How to get free Popeyes, KFC, Jollibee sandwiches, $2 McDonald’s McCrispy and more deals today

    National Chicken Sandwich Day 2026: Fast-food chains are celebrating National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day on November 9 with free sandwiches, discounted meals and buy-one-get-one offers. Popeyes, McDonald’s, KFC, Burger King, Jollibee and Wingstop are among the participating brands.

    Delhi govt notifies new law, imposes Rs 250 daily fine on officials for service delays

    The Delhi government has enacted the Delhi (Right of Citizens to Time-Bound and Easy Delivery of Services) Act, 2026. The Act aims to ensure government services are delivered within specified timeframes, holding officials accountable for delays. A designated officer will be responsible for each service, ensuring transparency and tracking. Appeals related to delays can escalate automatically to the Citizen Grievance Redressal Authority.

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