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CBSE detects 3.8 mln malicious packets targeting revaluation portal, attack thwartedThe CBSE re-evaluation portal experienced a major cyberattack with millions of malicious packets. Security systems successfully blocked num...- Cockroach Janta Party surpasses BJP on Instagram, has over 10 million followers: Who is CJP's founder Abhijeet Dipke and how is he linked to Arvind Kejriwal's AAP?A satire website, Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), has rapidly gained over 10 million Instagram followers, surpassing India's ruling BJP. Found...
- Powell's tenure as Fed chair marked by fight for independence while trying to tame inflation
- Rising overseas applications push Australia’s student visa backlog to 50,000Australia's Administrative Review Tribunal is overwhelmed with nearly 50,000 student visa appeals. A surge in overseas applications has cre...
- CMC Vellore doctor warns alarm clocks can stress your heart. He suggests safer alternativesA CMC Vellore doctor cautions that abrupt alarm awakenings can dangerously elevate blood pressure, especially after insufficient sleep, inc...
- Russian cybersecurity experts keen to share expertise with India amid rising threatsCyberattacks in India are increasing at an alarming rate, with two-thirds resulting in data leaks. A Russian cybersecurity firm reports a 1...
- Students at prestigious Paris university occupy campus building in pro-Palestinian protestStudents in Paris inspired by Gaza solidarity encampments at campuses in the United States blocked access to a campus building at a prestig...
- Surge in student attacks: A degree of safety key deciding factor for students heading to USIndian students prioritize safety when selecting US colleges, with parents making decisions based on safety concerns. Consultants note safe...
- Three Pakistan universities shut over security threats: PoliceThree universities tied to Pakistan's military, including the National Defence University, Bahria University, and Air University, were shut...
- One civilian killed, two wounded in Kabul rocket attack"This morning, 10 rockets were fired from the Labe Jar neighbourhood of Kabul," ministry spokesman Tariq Arian told reporters. He said thre...
- Former Afghan TV presenter killed in explosion in capitalThe death of Yama Siawash is being investigated and the identity of the other victims was not immediately known, said police spokesman Ferd...
- IS claims deadly Kabul University attack: Propaganda arm"Two Islamic State fighters managed to attack a gathering set up by the Afghan government at the Kabul University for the graduation of jud...
- Cyber security policy soon to strengthen digitisation, says Karnataka Dy CMBengaluru is home to a large number of technology companies and naturally will also be a favorite target of cybercriminals. Hence, it was i...
- JNU polls: Campus sees 61% polling as concerns over Rohith Vemula, Kanhaiya Kumar reign supremeCampaigning this year has had its share of other controversies too, with Left parties accusing ABVP — which is affiliated to the Rashtriya ...
- Take strong measures to ensure violence free poll in Kerala: BJP to ECCiting cases of political violence targeting its workers in Kerala, BJP today asked the Election Commission to take strong measures to ensu...
- More Indians applying for Australian student visas amid tight UK rulesThe increase in applications for Australian universities comes as British varsities witnessed fall of over 30% in applications from India.
- Australian varsities fear slump in number of Indian studentsAustralian universities fear it could take years to restore Australia's reputation in India, post series of attacks on Indian students.
- Australia to review Overseas students Act, says officialStating that majority of the recent attacks on Indian students were not racially motivated, a senior Australian official said the governmen...
- China joins India, wants Australia to ensure students' safetyChina has joined India in raising concerns over a spate of attacks on foreign students in Australia, asking Canberra to provide better prot...
- We're different, New Zealand tells Indian studentsThe New Zealand education sector has moved to distance itself from attacks on Indian students in neighbouring Australia.
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