Indian Companies Have a Ransomware Vulnerability

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Survey Shows 53% Affected Paid to Recover Critical Data

Liverpool star Diogo Jota dies in car crash days after wedding

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the crash occurred on July 2 near Palacios de Sanabria in the Zamora province where Jota’s car reportedly suffered a tyre “blowout” before catching fire

‘Gaza: Doctors Under Attack’ lifts the veil on crimes against humanity

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A new documentary aired on Mehdi Hasan's Zeteo shows that doctors in Gaza are primary targets for arrests and torture

Armed with ILO data, India will seek inclusion of social security in FTAs

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Deductions for employees for Indian companies working abroad will be deposited at home for the first 3 years, SSAs in place with 22 countries, says Labour minister Mansukh Mandaviya

Elon Musk Returns to Rebellion Mode Against Trump

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Vows to Defeat Those Supporting Spending Bill, Plans New Political Party

Without govt aid, Musk will have to head back home to South Africa: Trump

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The US President said that billionaire Elon Musk is hugely dependent on subsidies for his EV programme

Google Goes Nuclear

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Acquires stake in startup commercialising fusion power

PM Modi marks 10 years of Digital India, highlights transformation

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A decade later, we stand witness to a journey that has touched countless lives and ushered in a new era of empowerment, the Prime Minister said

Puri Marks Sixth Major Stampede of The Year

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Highlights India's crowd control crisis with religious festivals

Under the sunlit skies, in the city of Copernicus

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Toruń, a city in northern Poland, offers a journey through history and science. It was here, centuries ago, a Renaissance polymath declared that the Sun, not the Earth, was at the centre of our universe