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My little son was followed by a 'crazy stalker' on road: Elon Musk

Elon Musk on Thursday revealed that his little son, who goes by the name 'X', was followed by a "crazy stalker" on the road in Los Angeles

Tata Steel officially partners FIH Men's World Cup 2023 in Odisha

The FIH Odisha Hockey Men's World Cup will be the fourth time that India will be hosting the prestigious tournament

Pakistan's remittances declined 4.8% in November, says central bank

State Bank of Pakistan says remittances sent by overseas Pakistani workers decreased 4.8% in November on a month-on-month basis

'Those who drink liquor, will die', says Bihar CM on hooch tragedy

Targetting the Opposition, the CM said, "BJP leaders should go in public and make people aware about the benefits of liquor ban in Bihar"

Reliance Jio True 5G: List of supported Apple iPhones and how-to enable it

Earlier this week, Apple announced that 5G cellular support has been enabled for the new iPhone 14, iPhone 13, iPhone SE and iPhone 12 lineups in India, as India enters the 5G era

US registers 50% increase in weekly Covid-19 cases among children

About 41,000 child Covid-19 cases were reported in the US in the week ending December 8, an increase of about 50 per cent over the weekly average in the previous eight weeks

8 forest fires rage in Chile, 25 others contained; over 4,400 ha destroyed

A forest fire in the central Santiago Metropolitan Region left one person dead and five injured, and destroyed 46 homes and 659 hectares

Nintendo releases new update for Mario Kart 7 game after 10 years

Nintendo said that the partnership will "strengthen the digitalisation" of its business which has already been incredibly successful for the company

Google adds 'Search Status Dashboard' to provide real-time service outages

This dashboard will report the widespread issues occurring in the last 7 days, with some details and the current status of the incident

Microsoft, Viasat partner to deliver satellite internet globally by 2025

Microsoft announced that it has partnered with global communications company Viasat to deliver satellite internet access to 10 million people across the world by 2025

US embassy starts 12-day visa programme; people waiting fume over backlog

Indians in queue for US visas have been left fuming even as the American embassy in Delhi started a 12-day visas programme

Nepal-India to hold joint military exercise 'Surya Kiran' from Friday

The forces share their experiences drawn from several counter-insurgency operations during the exercise

Acer launches new 16-inch OLED laptop 'Swift Edge' in India: Details here

'Swift Edge' laptop is available at a starting price of Rs 1,24,999 on the company's official e-store and Amazon

Parliament winter session: Rajya Sabha adjourned twice amid uproar

Seven Opposition members had given notices to the chairman on various issues, but were not allowed

Congress Himachal chief Pratibha Virbhadra, son summoned over dowry case

Sudarshana said that her husband Vikramaditya mentioned several times that she did not bring dowry according to his status

Unseasonal rain likely to hit parts of Gujarat due to low depression: IMD

The Met Department has forecast unseasonal rain in some parts of Gujarat on Thursday and Friday due to a low depression developed over the East Central and adjoining South East Arabian Sea

Video streaming app YouTube tests 'Add to Queue' feature on Android, iOS

The YouTube queue will be available for testing on Android and iOS until January 28

Apple's iOS 16.3 beta update adds support for Apple ID security keys

The security key is designed to take the place of the verification codes that are sent to Apple devices when logging into another device

The Washington Post announces layoffs, including some from the newsroom

As layoffs deepen across industries, The Washington Post has announced it will cut jobs amounting to a 'single-digit percentage' from its 2,500-strong workforce

Netherlands taps into gas reserves as cold wave boosts heating demand

Dutch energy firms have been forced to tap into the country's gas reserves as the cold wave is boosting demand