Hundreds of Indian students facing ‘deportation’ from Canada stage protestIndian found guilty of molesting women during yoga classes in SingaporeSukhbir Badal faces farmers’ ire at Bathinda villageAAP MP Maliwal taken to CM’s house to recreate crime sceneNumber of Indian Americans in elected offices not reflective of their population: Kamala HarrisStrained Indo-Canadian ties dampen Punjabi NRIs’ interest in pollArthur Irving, one of Canada’s richest people, dies at 93PUNJAB POLICE ARRESTS THREE OPERATIVES OF SFJ FOR WRITING PRO-KHALISTAN SLOGANSIndian-origin woman stabbed to death at bus stop in LondonFormer Indian Army officer working with UN killed in GazaSituation remains tense in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as strike enters 4th day8 dead, over 60 injured as huge billboard collapses in Mumbai amid rain
New York, November 30 More than four million donors in India have signed up for Facebook’s blood donation feature and the company will now expand this feature to Bangladesh, the social media giant has said. In October, Facebook launched a new blood donations feature, starting in India, to make itRead More
WASHINGTON: Dogs are far more smarter than cats, according to a study that shows canines have significantly more brain cells associated with thinking, planning and complex behaviour as compared to felines. The study, published in the journal Frontiers in Neuroanatomy, found that dogs have about 530 million cortical neurons, theRead More
San Francisco To strengthen security for its over two billion users, Facebook may soon ask them to upload a photo that clearly shows their face to prove that they are not a bot. According to Wired.com on Wednesday, the social media giant is using a new kind of captcha —Read More
San Francisco, November 29 To strengthen security for its over two billion users, Facebook may soon ask them to upload a photo that clearly shows their face to prove that they are not a bot. According to Wired.com on Wednesday, the social media giant is using a new kind ofRead More
BEIJING/HONG KONG: Chinese gaming giant Tencent Holdings Ltd is bringing “Playerunknown`s Battleground”, the world`s hottest video game, to China, but with a twist. The gory, battle royale-style game will get a socialist makeover to meet stringent Chinese rules. The move comes after China`s content regulator slammed the South Korean-made game,Read More
London A decline in atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) levels led to a fundamental shift in the behaviour of the Earth’s climate system around one million years ago, according to a study. Scientists showed that the growth and changing nature of continental ice sheets, about a million years ago, coincided withRead More
Washington NASA is set to launch a sensor that will measure space debris around the International Space Station (ISS), which could help reduce the risk to human life. The one square meter Space Debris Sensor (SDS) will travel on a SpaceX cargo mission on December 4 and will be mountedRead More
San Francisco: A fake advertisement reportedly led some users searching for “Amazon” on Thanksgiving to a scam website just before the Black Friday shopping frenzy, media rpeorted. “Some Google users searching for “Amazon” on Thanksgiving were shown a phony ad that redirected to a scam website, one day before theRead More
New Delhi: While the Indian tablet PC market recorded a 4 percent decline (Year-on-Year) in the third quarter this year, Lenovo captured 20.3 percent share to lead the segment, witnessing 94 percent growth over the previous quarter, market research firm CMR said on Monday. Acer grabbed the second spot withRead More
SAN FRANCISCO: After Google reportedly confirmed the practice of gathering location data from Android devices even when the service was disabled by users, regulators in South Korea summoned representatives of the tech giant this week for questioning. Data protection officials in Britain are also looking into the matter, CNNMoney reportedRead More
