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Indian is 1000 times safer than London: Bengaluru-based founder Kaushik Mudda describes alleged distraction theft in LondonEthereal Machines CEO Kaushik Mudda said he narrowly prevented two men from stealing his luggage outside London’s Euston railway station. T...- A Picasso painting stolen in 1961 was bought by a Massachusetts couple in 1999; now, its original owner is suing them for $3.5 millionA long-lost Picasso painting, which vanished six decades ago, has surfaced once again. The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation is taking legal...
- Bangladesh: 25-year-old Hindu youth burnt to death in NarsingdiA Hindu youth died in a fire in Bangladesh. Police are investigating foul play. The country faces rising communal tensions ahead of nationa...
- Crypto tourist nightmare in London: fake Uber driver allegedly drugs American and steals $123K in Bitcoin and XRPAn American tourist in London says a fake Uber driver drugged and robbed him of $123,000 in crypto. Jacob Irwin Cline, 30, claims he lost B...
- Stolen slippers worn by 'Wizard Of Oz' star Judy Garland, to be returned to be auctioned offThe memorabilia collector who owns the iconic footwear immediately turned them over to an auction company, which plans to take them on an i...
- British brothers jailed for stealing Ming Dynasty artifacts from Geneva museumAn international DNA database played a crucial role in solving the case, linking the DNA found at the crime scene to Stewart Ahearne, then ...
- Face-off in Britain over controversial surveillance techThe use of live facial recognition (LFR) technology -- which creates biometric facial signatures before instantaneously running them throug...
- Charles Bronson will not be released from prison after losing his parole bidCharles Bronson is one of the UK’s longest-serving prisoners. He was named one of the country's most dangerous offenders.
- 'Harry Potter' video game hits it out of the park despite LGBTQ backlash over JK Rowling's viewsThanks to pre-orders, then 'Hogwarts Legacy' is already sitting at the top of sales charts.
- UK court played video of Nirav Modi's threats to 'dummy directors'A group of six Indian men can be heard in the video played at Westminster Magistrates' Court in London during the trial this week, with eac...
- BJP used Cambridge Analytica's services during Bihar, Gujarat polls: CongressThe BJP alleged that the firm had been found involved in data manipulation and warned that any attempt to misuse social media to influence ...
- Abuse, art theft, poisoning attempts - misery loves this CEO's company!Word is that this top boss is 'disturbed and upset' for constantly being in the news for questionable reasons.
- ISIS preparing dirty bomb: ReportIslamic State terrorists in Iraq may have stolen a case of extremely radioactive material, which they could fashion into a so-called dirty ...
- Britain and China to hail 'golden' ties during Xi visitWhen British finance minister George Osborne told Chinese students his daughter studied Mandarin during a visit to Beijing in 2013, it was ...
- Ashley Madison CEO, founder Noel Biderman has resignedFollowing a devastating hack that leaked more than 30 million users' data online, the founder of Ashley Madison has resigned.
- TCI sues CIL directors for causing Rs 2.15 lakh crore loss to the companyTCI estimates that, by the end of current financial year, CIL will lose over Rs 8,700 crore in pre-tax profits due to reversal of price inc...
- UK target of major cyber attacks: Britain's spy chiefWriting in the Times, he said sensitive data on government computers had been targeted, along with defence, technology and engineering firm...
- Your private details on Facebook are at risk: StudyDo you really know all your Facebook "friends"? Beware, if your answer is 'No', as researchers say you could be putting your private detail...
- Identity crisis: When brands fake their nationalityAdopting another country’s attributes to sell a brand is a risk-laden strategy with few benefits.
- Indian BPOs face ID theft fire in UKIndian BPOs are fast becoming the whipping boys of the British media and the anti-offshoring movement.
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