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Delhi blast terror suspects used encrypted apps for secret communication:How terrorists use private apps like Signal, Session, and Threema for their operations

Technology /

The car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort on November 10, which killed 15 people, has once again highlighted how encrypted communication tools have become central to modern terrorist operations. Investigations reveal that the accused used a combination of Telegram, Signal, Threema, and Session to coordinate with handlers abroad. These apps were originally designed to protect […]

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Chandrayaan-4 launch in 2028 confirmed:Chairman V Narayanan said ISRO is planning seven launches this year and an Indian Space Station by 2035

Technology /

India’s space agency is about to get busier than ever. From sending more rockets to space this year to bringing moon soil back home in 2028, ISRO has lined up some of its most ambitious missions yet. Seven launches lined up this year ISRO chairman V Narayanan said the agency is preparing for one of

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5 new smartphones are set to launch this week:New Indian brand to roll out ‘Wobble 1’ phone; Oppo and Realme also debut new devices

Technology /

Five new smartphones are lined up for launch in India this week. Between November 17 and 23, brands like Vivo, Realme, and the homegrown Lava will unveil their latest devices. Oppo is set to introduce the Find X9 series, while Realme will launch its flagship GT8 Pro. These upcoming phones will bring new AI-powered features

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When climate collapse becomes a classroom crisis: How heat and drought are forcing India’s girls out of school

Environment /

India’s education system is facing mounting climate pressure, with 54 million students affected by heatwaves and drought in 2024. Girls are bearing the heaviest burden as water scarcity, migration, and school closures disrupt their learning. Similar patterns worldwide show how climate extremes are deepening gender gaps and pushing vulnerable students out of classrooms. The post

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