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Supreme Court Quashes NSA Detention of Sambhal Violence Accused

The Supreme Court quashed the detention of an accused in the Sambhal violence case under the National Security Act (NSA). It also imposed a fine of Rs 10 lakh on the Uttar Pradesh government for the illegal detention. Justice Dipankar Datta dedicated the judgment to a late law clerk.

livelaw.in·21h ago·Sambhal

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Business

Noel Tata Faces 5 Challenges in Keeping Tata Sons Unlisted

Noel Tata aims to merge Tata companies while keeping Tata Sons private, avoiding a public listing. However, the Reserve Bank of India has rejected earlier requests to relax regulatory restrictions on Tata Sons. Internal dissent within the Tata Sons board and opposition from the Shapoorji Pallonji Group further complicate the merger plan, raising questions about its feasibility.

Times of India·32m ago

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Business

Korean Stocks May Lose $40 Billion Buyback Support Early

South Korean stocks are set to lose a major support source earlier than expected as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix accelerate their $40 billion share buybacks. Originally planned to end in late November, about 80% of the buybacks are complete, potentially finishing by mid-October. This early end could increase market volatility and make the Kospi index more reliant on foreign and institutional investors to rise above 7,000.

Mint Markets·24m ago

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World

Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan Donate $4M to Preserve 600-Year-Old Hawaii Fishpond

Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan donated $4 million to preserve the historic Alakoko Fishpond in Hawaii, which is over 600 years old. The donation helped acquire the site for long-term care by the nonprofit Mālama Hulē‘ia. Their effort supports education on traditional Hawaiian aquaculture and native ecosystems, protecting the fishpond from environmental threats and development.

Times of India·21h ago

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Business

Ritesh Agarwal's Journey from Childhood to OYO CEO

Ritesh Agarwal, born on November 16, 1993, in Bisam Cuttack, Odisha, started his entrepreneurial journey early by selling SIM cards and doing housekeeping in hotels. From a small-town boy with a passion for business and computers, he founded OYO, a multi-crore hotel chain known nationwide for affordable stays. His story reflects determination beyond being a college dropout turned billionaire.

Prabhat Khabar·32m ago·Bisam Cuttack

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Technology

Who Is Most Vulnerable to Cyber Frauds in 2024?

Cybercrime cases in India rose 17.9% nationally to 1,01,928 in 2024 amid deeper digital integration. People spending more time online faced higher fraud risks. Financial fraud victims were often wealthier and more educated, indicating social and economic status influences vulnerability to cyber fraud.

Hindu Tech·8h ago

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