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Airtel Down: Airtel Services Restored After Suffering Brief Outage in Several Parts of India
Airtel services suffered a brief outage on the evening of Tuesday in various parts of India. Many Airtel users took to social media to complain about the interruption of service and highlighted the issues they were facing. According to a downtime tracking website, the outage was first reported after 7:00pm on May 13, and it continued till 11:35pm.
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CERT-In Warns of Multiple Vulnerabilities Affecting Millions of iOS and Android Devices
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has warned users of security vulnerabilities affecting Android, iOS, and iPadOS devices. Separate advisories warn of a denial-of-service flaw impacting iPhones and iPads on recent software versions, and multiple issues in Android that could grant unauthorised device access.
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National Institute Of Open School Issues Guidelines For Students Failing Repeatedly In Class 10
NIOS Guidelines 2025: Students who have failed or had compartment in minimum of two academic years can take admission into NIOS.
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'Vacate Illegally Occupied Kashmir': India Says Demand Will Never Change
India's position on Jammu and Kashmir - the return of territory illegally occupied by Pakistan - has not changed, the External Affairs Ministry said Tuesday, underlining what Prime Minister Narendra Modi said 24 hours earlier.
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How English Language And Other New UK Immigration Rules Will Impact Indians
The new rules will introduce tougher English language requirements for visa routes. Adult dependents who come with arriving workers or students will need to show basic English skills to get visas.
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Election Commission Resolves Duplicate Voter Card Number Issue: Report
The Election Commission has resolved the issue of voter cards having similar numbers and those with such cards have been issued fresh ones with new numbers, sources said Tuesday.
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Birthright Citizenship Case Arrives At US Supreme Court With Unusual Twist
Through an emergency filing, Trump's administration has focused the Supreme Court's attention on whether federal judges should have the power to issue broad orders that block challenged polices on a nationwide, or "universal," basis.
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AC Failure On Air India Express Flight Sparks Passenger Outrage, Airline Clarifies
Mr Rout shared photos of passengers removing their shirts and using magazines to fan themselves in a desperate attempt to cool down. .
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Fentanyl Is A US Issue, Says China, Calls Punitive Tariffs Unreasonable
The responsibility of tackling the fentanyl issue in the United States lies within the US itself, China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday, rejecting the punitive tariffs Washington imposed on Beijing for not stemming the inflow.
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Future Talks With Pakistan Only On PoK, Terror: PM Modi
India will brook no discussion on the J&K issue - except to return Pak-occupied Kashmir - Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Monday night in his first address to the nation since a ceasefire halted the nearly 100-hour military conflict with Pak.
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Chronic Stress May Increase Heart Disease Risk; Here Are Other Side Effects Of Uncontrolled Stress
Chronic stress can lead to significant health issues, including an increased risk of heart disease.
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Ibrahim Ali Khan Opens Up About His Hearing And Speech Issues: "Jaundice Went Straight To My Brainstem"
Ibrahim Ali Khan made his acting debut with Nadaaniyan
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Employee With Cancer Denied Remote Work, Fired Over 'Productivity Issues' While Undergoing Chemo
The employee was allegedly told that working remotely was a privilege, not an accommodation.
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French Government Issues Clarification Over President Macron's 'Cocaine' Video
Responding to the rumours, the French presidency said it was a coordinated disinformation campaign, intended to break European unity.
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BBC Asked Pak Minister, 'Do Terrorists Live In...?' His One-Word Reply
Pakistan does not shelter active terrorists or terrorist outfits, and those in its territory "do not indulge in terror activities, either in Pak or across the order in India', Pak Defence Minister Khwaja Asif told the BBC in an interview this month.
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Airtel Down: Airtel Services Restored After Suffering Brief Outage in Several Parts of India
Airtel services suffered a brief outage on the evening of Tuesday in various parts of India. Many Airtel users took to social media to complain about the interruption of service and highlighted the issues they were facing. According to a downtime tracking website, the outage was first reported after 7:00pm on May 13, and it continued till 11:35pm.
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CERT-In Warns of Multiple Vulnerabilities Affecting Millions of iOS and Android Devices
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has warned users of security vulnerabilities affecting Android, iOS, and iPadOS devices. Separate advisories warn of a denial-of-service flaw impacting iPhones and iPads on recent software versions, and multiple issues in Android that could grant unauthorised device access.
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National Institute Of Open School Issues Guidelines For Students Failing Repeatedly In Class 10
NIOS Guidelines 2025: Students who have failed or had compartment in minimum of two academic years can take admission into NIOS.
-
'Vacate Illegally Occupied Kashmir': India Says Demand Will Never Change
India's position on Jammu and Kashmir - the return of territory illegally occupied by Pakistan - has not changed, the External Affairs Ministry said Tuesday, underlining what Prime Minister Narendra Modi said 24 hours earlier.
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How English Language And Other New UK Immigration Rules Will Impact Indians
The new rules will introduce tougher English language requirements for visa routes. Adult dependents who come with arriving workers or students will need to show basic English skills to get visas.
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Election Commission Resolves Duplicate Voter Card Number Issue: Report
The Election Commission has resolved the issue of voter cards having similar numbers and those with such cards have been issued fresh ones with new numbers, sources said Tuesday.
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Birthright Citizenship Case Arrives At US Supreme Court With Unusual Twist
Through an emergency filing, Trump's administration has focused the Supreme Court's attention on whether federal judges should have the power to issue broad orders that block challenged polices on a nationwide, or "universal," basis.
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AC Failure On Air India Express Flight Sparks Passenger Outrage, Airline Clarifies
Mr Rout shared photos of passengers removing their shirts and using magazines to fan themselves in a desperate attempt to cool down. .
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Fentanyl Is A US Issue, Says China, Calls Punitive Tariffs Unreasonable
The responsibility of tackling the fentanyl issue in the United States lies within the US itself, China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday, rejecting the punitive tariffs Washington imposed on Beijing for not stemming the inflow.
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Future Talks With Pakistan Only On PoK, Terror: PM Modi
India will brook no discussion on the J&K issue - except to return Pak-occupied Kashmir - Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Monday night in his first address to the nation since a ceasefire halted the nearly 100-hour military conflict with Pak.
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Chronic Stress May Increase Heart Disease Risk; Here Are Other Side Effects Of Uncontrolled Stress
Chronic stress can lead to significant health issues, including an increased risk of heart disease.
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Ibrahim Ali Khan Opens Up About His Hearing And Speech Issues: "Jaundice Went Straight To My Brainstem"
Ibrahim Ali Khan made his acting debut with Nadaaniyan
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Employee With Cancer Denied Remote Work, Fired Over 'Productivity Issues' While Undergoing Chemo
The employee was allegedly told that working remotely was a privilege, not an accommodation.
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French Government Issues Clarification Over President Macron's 'Cocaine' Video
Responding to the rumours, the French presidency said it was a coordinated disinformation campaign, intended to break European unity.
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BBC Asked Pak Minister, 'Do Terrorists Live In...?' His One-Word Reply
Pakistan does not shelter active terrorists or terrorist outfits, and those in its territory "do not indulge in terror activities, either in Pak or across the order in India', Pak Defence Minister Khwaja Asif told the BBC in an interview this month.
