Myanmar Children, Monks Among Dozens Killed in Heavy Airstrikes
Myanmar’s military killed 40 civilians, including Buddhist monks and children, in airstrikes in northern Myanmar as it tries to pound its enemies into submission, insurgents told Radio Free Asia on Monday.
Car Spins Out After Losing All Four Wheels
On Friday night, an unusual crash occurred in Dunedin,New Zealand.A 29 Year-old man had changed all four of his car’s tires earlier in the day. He then requested his coworker, a 16-year-old without a license, to drive him to the dairy.
Why You Should Always Buy Pets from Responsible Breeders?
Selecting a puppy or kitten is an important choice, and there are many important factors to take into account even before your new family member arrives possibly even before they are born.
Defend Yourself from Scammers
Never click on an attachment or link that you receive via text or email.Are there any attachments, QR codes, or links in the message? If so, there may be phishing attempts or malware in these. When you click or scan them, avoid entering any personal information and avoid downloading any software from unauthorised sites.
Verifying Fake News Hard Due to Deepfake Technology
Fake news is created by organisations that pose as legitimate media outlets while spreading false or misleading information with the intention of twist public opinion in favor of certain ideology.So you have to detect how to find fake news,photos,disinformation spreading through various social media.
Memphis Man Shot by Dog in Bed
According to police, a dog owner was shot by his pet when it leaped on his bed and activated a loaded firearm.
English Mastiff Dog Demands Lot of Attention
With a maximum weight of 200 pounds, the Mastiff is one of the largest dog breeds in the world. This huge dog has a noble, loyal, and friendly nature. It is muscular and big-boned. Mastiffs are excellent family dogs since they are non-aggressive, gentle friends and protectors.
Indian Government’s Initiative to Aware Public About Cyber Crime
According to government data, there has been a significant increase in cybercrime cases in India, with scammers defrauding people out of Rs 33,165 crore over the past four years, including Rs 22,812 crore in 2024. Several Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities have been recognized as hotspots for cybercrime.
