Scammers start using deepfake videos to extort money from the gullible

'Many companies are bringing technologies to identify whether the video is AI-generated or not.'

'ELECTION RESULTS SHOWED AAP UNAWARE OF GROUND REALITIES'

Even NOTA got more votes than AAP in the states that went to the polls.

Moitra's cash received for query remained with another MP: Dehadrai

The MP kept the funds for safe-keeping with himself, Dehadrai is quoted as telling the ethics panel.

Haryana CM unveils The Sunday Guardian, The Daily Guardian in Chandigarh

Chief Minister of Haryana, Manohar Lal Khattar congratulated the entire ITV Network on the launch of the newspapers The Sunday Guardian and The Daily Guardian in Chandigarh on Saturday, as well as for the completion of 14 years of India News channel.

ANTI-INDIA CAIR ANGERS WHITE HOUSE BY SUPPORTING HAMAS

CAIR has been asking the State Department to designate India as a country of particular concern for 'violating religious freedom of minorities'.

SINO-WAHHABI LOBBY AGAIN FAILS TO DERAIL INDIA-US TIES

Since 2017, there have been a succession of intense efforts, which by now have become almost desperate, by the Sino-Wahhabi lobby aimed at derailing the strengthening trajectory of India-US ties under Prime Minister Modi and Presidents Trump and Biden.

220 FLAMINGOES KILLED IN ARGENTINA BIRD FLU OUTBREAK

An avian influenza outbreak, commonly known as bird flu, has claimed the lives of approximately 220 flamingos in Argentina’s Catamarca province, CNN reported.

NEITHER RUSSIA NOR UKRAINE WILL ACHIEVE ONE-SIDED VICTORY

Delaying a resolution is only multiplying the costs of war in terms of human and economic terms.

France calls out Chandigarh administration for negligence of heritage items

Chandigarh administration seems to have missed creating an inventory' for Le Corbusier furniture.

No certainty when JNUSU elections will be held

The suspense over JNUSU (Jawahar Lal Nehru University Student Union) is not getting over, as after protests from students earlier in campus, The administration has issued a circular announcing the student union elections after the completion of PHD admissions, which are expected to be completed at the end of December, as stated in the circular.

Amid ruckus MCD clears 18 proposals during in-house meeting

The new approved policy included a new film shooting policy, changes in some of the rebates provided by the property tax department, etc.

'Nuh, Mewat among areas in 10 states where agents settled Rohingyas'

Nuh and Mewat areas of Haryana are among the two dozen cities and towns across 10 states where human smugglers have settled thousands of Rohingya Muslims after helping them enter India illegally from Bangladesh, according to investigations by security agencies and inputs on traffickers received from the Interpol.

WE WERE CONFIDENT PM WOULD ENSURE OUR RESCUE: TUNNEL WORKER

Amidst the despair and uncertainty that enveloped the Silkyara tunnel collapse, the trapped workers clung to hope as their lifeline. For 17 agonising days, they endured the darkness, the silence, and the fear of the unknown, their spirits buoyed by an unwavering belief in their eventual rescue.

INDIA WILL GIVE FIRM RESPONSE TO THE U.S. ON PANNUN PLOT CLAIMS

India may have maintained a calm disposition so far on the Pannun assassination plot claims by the United States, but it is planning to give a “firm response” to the Joe Biden administration on this issue.

L-G green light to enrol 10,000 home guards in Delhi

In good news for all women bus travellers, Delhi Lieutenant Governor V.K. Sexana has given his clearance to enrol 10,000 personnel as Delhi's home guards.

NATHAN LYON LOOKING TO TUNE UP HIS GAME FOR AUSTRALIA'S TEST SUMMER

Australia's star spinner Nathan Lyon continues to add finishing touches to his game ahead of the Baggy Greens Test summer which kicks off in December against Pakistan.

Lack of clarity persists in UP opposition alliance

The Congress and Samajwadi Party have taken a combative approach towards each other.

No water crisis in city, claims Delhi Jal Board

Even as the war of words has continued among political parties on the issue of alleged water shortage in the capital city, an official from the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) has claimed that the water supply in the city has been normal and there was no shortage of water in the city.

BJP'S 'YUVA CHAUPALS' CONNECTING PARTY TO YOUTHS IN DELHI VILLAGES

The residents of the capital's rural and urban villages feel largely ignored by political parties. In light of this, the Delhi BJP Yuva Morcha, led by state President Shashi Yadav, has been holding Yuva Chaupals in several Delhi villages.

COMPANY TRADING IN LUXURY ITEMS ON CBI RADAR IN RS 13CR CHEATING CASE

Complaint points at suspicious payments made to certain rice mills and traders by the accused company. Similar cells dedicated to preventing the menace may also come up in every state.

POST TUNNEL COLLAPSE, NEW BUILDING CODE WILL INCORPORATE ESCAPE ROUTE PROVISION

The painful ordeal of 41 Silkyara tunnel workers during their rescue operation has exposed the gaps in standards for excavation and tunnelling and the need for better regulations for land use planning/zoning in the Himalayan states, especially in those areas that are more prone to landslides.

UNEMPLOYMENT, INFLATION, CORRUPTION BIGGEST ISSUES FOR CONGRESS: PRIYANKA GANDHI VADRA

In an interview during her campaign trail in Telangana, amidst addressing public rallies, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra shared her insights into the party's election strategies and responded to allegations levelled against the party.

XI MULLS PYROTECHNICS TO INFLUENCE 2024 TAIWAN POLL

The worry in the minds of voters is whether the US and Europe will have the resolve to challenge China should Xi start to carry out his threat of unification by force.

BJP REBEL IN BARMER POSES A CHALLENGE TO CONGRESS

Congress' Mewaram Jain is eyeing a fourth consecutive win in Barmer, but is facing a tough challenge from Dr Priyanka Choudhary, a BJP candidate in the 2014 elections, but this time as an independent candidate.

GOVT GETS SUGGESTIONS ON ACCREDITATION OF CARBON VERIFICATION AGENCIES

Power ministry is getting suggestions from stakeholders over the draft procedure for accreditation of agencies.

MCD's 10-point plan to ensure smooth conduct of 'Chhath'

Even as the war of words continues between the Aam Adami Party (AAP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) with each party blaming the other for not adequately preparing for the Chhath festival, the AAP-led Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has made a 10-point plan for the Chhath preparations to ensure smooth conduct of the festival.

SPACEX'S STARSHIP LOSES CONTACT

SpaceX's Starship encountered a setback in its test flight this morning as the automated flight termination system activated following a loss of communication with the spacecraft approximately 10 minutes into its mission.

Sam Altman ousted from OpenAI

In a surprising move, Sam Altman, CEO and co-founder of OpenAI, the organisation behind ChatGPT, has left the artificial intelligence company and resigned from its board with immediate effect.

BENIWAL'S RLP COULD HURT BJP, CONGRESS IN RAJASTHAN

Beniwal may have impact in the Jat dominated districts of Barmer, Jaisalmer, Nagaur, Jodhpur, Churu, Ajmer and Udaipur.

Kamareddy to be major battleground between Congress and BRS

The two main leaders in Telangana, K. Chandrashekhar Rao and Revanth Reddy from the two major parties Bharat Rashtra Samithi and Congress respectively, are set to lock horns on the Assembly seat of Kamareddy.