Will Stefon Diggs play against the New York Giants tonight? Latest injury update on the popular New England Patriots wide receiver

Will Stefon Diggs play against the New York Giants tonight? Latest injury update on the popular New England Patriots wide receiver

Stefon Diggs was recently accused of sexual assault by a man.(Image via Adam Glanzman/Getty Images) The New England Patriots are enjoying a pretty strong run on the field after winning in ten out of the twelve matches played so far.The New England Patriots have only lost in two matches in the new season and are…

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Smartphone manufacturers must now pre-install the government’s Sanchar Saathi app on all devices sold in India. This mandate, effective within 90 days, aims to bolster cyber security and prevent IMEI tampering. However, privacy advocates express strong concerns, viewing it as an invasion of personal space and a potential threat to user data. (Representative image) NEW DELHI: In a move that is causing some concern to the industry and privacy advocates, govt has asked smartphone makers to mandatorily pre-install its Sanchar Saathi app on their devices. Govt says this is being done to strengthen cyber security on the devices and prevent tampering and spoofing of the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) number.The order, originally issued on Nov 21, gives device makers – including Apple, Samsung, Google, Motorola, and Chinese firms Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo – 90 days to comply with the regulation or face penalties. Sanchar Saathi is pitched as a citizen-centric initiative of DoT that promises to “empower mobile subscribers and strengthen their security” while increasing awareness about govt initiatives. Govt: Sanchar Saathi must be visible, fully functional on devices An order recently issued by govt to handset manufacturers states, “Central govt hereby directs every manufacturer and importers of mobile handsets that are intended for use in India to… ensure that the Sanchar Saathi mobile application, as specified by DoT, is pre-installed on all mobile handsets manufactured or imported for use in India.” It also directs companies to ensure that the pre-installed app is “readily visible and accessible to end users” at the time of first use or device setup and that “its functionalities are not disabled or restricted”.Nikhil Pahwa, founder of tech policy analysis company Medianama, said the order was “bad news” for mobile phone users and their privacy. “Legally, one can argue that your mobile phone is your personal space, and this is an invasion of your personal space. It’s where we have our most private conversations and exchange sensitive information with people we trust. How do we know this app isn’t used to access files and messages on our device? Or a future update won’t do that? This is clearly an invasion of our privacy. Remember how govt exempts itself from much of the Data Protection Law. This explains why,” Pahwa said. The order is valid even for devices being imported into the country, or still in pre-sales transit.The direction has been given under Telecommunications (Telecom Cyber Security) Rules, 2024, and its further amendments. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosWatch: MPs Speak Out as SIR Row Dominates Winter Session OpeningIndia’s Elections Earn Global Praise, CEC Calls It A ‘Moment Of Pride’ Amid Vote Row ClaimsHaryana Bodybuilder Killed After Standing Up To Harassers; Family Says Attack Was Planned MurderModi Trolls Opposition Over Bihar Setback Days Before Parliament ShowdownWoman Marries Boyfriend’s Corpse After Family Kills Him, Alleges Police Provoked BrotherMajor Twist In BrahMos Espionage Case As Higher Court Acquits Scientist Of Passing Defence SecretsRamaphosa Praises PM Modi’s Endorsement of South Africa Hosting G20 Summit, Counters Trump’s Claims‘Is There Any Law?’ Renuka Chaudhary Sparks Row After Bringing Stray Dog to ParliamentBSF IG Warns Of Looming Threat As 120 Terrorists Wait In PoK Despite Dip In Infiltration AttemptsPakistan Rages At UN After Criticism Of Munir’s Immunity Amendment Amid Fears Of Deeper Militarism123PhotostoriesIncrease protein intake: 4 easy ways to add more of it to everyday diet3 powerful anti-inflammatory drinks and how to make them at homeFrom Dead Sea Scrolls to Hope Diamond, 7 priceless objects in the world7 dinner dishes made with leftover roti offering over 20 gms protein5 animals that camouflage so perfectly that they almost become invisibleHow to make fiber-rich Gobhi ka Paratha for breakfastPrepare your child for the next solar eclipse: 10 interesting facts to share5 low-glycemic superfoods that can help prevent blood sugar spikesPriyanka Chopra, Smriti Irani to Rajat Bedi: Actors are reviving their careers with major comebacks in 2025Shah Rukh Khan to Kareena Kapoor Khan: 5 most stylish Bollywood celeb looks of the day you can’t miss123Hot PicksParliament Winter SessionCyclone DitwahWorld NewsGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingCardi BShedeur SandersDrake MayePat McAfeeCandace Owens Net WorthGisele BndchenConnor McDavidLian BichselJayden StrubleAnthony Davis

Smartphone manufacturers must now pre-install the government’s Sanchar Saathi app on all devices sold in India. This mandate, effective within 90 days, aims to bolster cyber security and prevent IMEI tampering. However, privacy advocates express strong concerns, viewing it as an invasion of personal space and a potential threat to user data. (Representative image) NEW DELHI: In a move that is causing some concern to the industry and privacy advocates, govt has asked smartphone makers to mandatorily pre-install its Sanchar Saathi app on their devices. Govt says this is being done to strengthen cyber security on the devices and prevent tampering and spoofing of the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) number.The order, originally issued on Nov 21, gives device makers – including Apple, Samsung, Google, Motorola, and Chinese firms Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo – 90 days to comply with the regulation or face penalties. Sanchar Saathi is pitched as a citizen-centric initiative of DoT that promises to “empower mobile subscribers and strengthen their security” while increasing awareness about govt initiatives. Govt: Sanchar Saathi must be visible, fully functional on devices An order recently issued by govt to handset manufacturers states, “Central govt hereby directs every manufacturer and importers of mobile handsets that are intended for use in India to… ensure that the Sanchar Saathi mobile application, as specified by DoT, is pre-installed on all mobile handsets manufactured or imported for use in India.” It also directs companies to ensure that the pre-installed app is “readily visible and accessible to end users” at the time of first use or device setup and that “its functionalities are not disabled or restricted”.Nikhil Pahwa, founder of tech policy analysis company Medianama, said the order was “bad news” for mobile phone users and their privacy. “Legally, one can argue that your mobile phone is your personal space, and this is an invasion of your personal space. It’s where we have our most private conversations and exchange sensitive information with people we trust. How do we know this app isn’t used to access files and messages on our device? Or a future update won’t do that? This is clearly an invasion of our privacy. Remember how govt exempts itself from much of the Data Protection Law. This explains why,” Pahwa said. The order is valid even for devices being imported into the country, or still in pre-sales transit.The direction has been given under Telecommunications (Telecom Cyber Security) Rules, 2024, and its further amendments. End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosWatch: MPs Speak Out as SIR Row Dominates Winter Session OpeningIndia’s Elections Earn Global Praise, CEC Calls It A ‘Moment Of Pride’ Amid Vote Row ClaimsHaryana Bodybuilder Killed After Standing Up To Harassers; Family Says Attack Was Planned MurderModi Trolls Opposition Over Bihar Setback Days Before Parliament ShowdownWoman Marries Boyfriend’s Corpse After Family Kills Him, Alleges Police Provoked BrotherMajor Twist In BrahMos Espionage Case As Higher Court Acquits Scientist Of Passing Defence SecretsRamaphosa Praises PM Modi’s Endorsement of South Africa Hosting G20 Summit, Counters Trump’s Claims‘Is There Any Law?’ Renuka Chaudhary Sparks Row After Bringing Stray Dog to ParliamentBSF IG Warns Of Looming Threat As 120 Terrorists Wait In PoK Despite Dip In Infiltration AttemptsPakistan Rages At UN After Criticism Of Munir’s Immunity Amendment Amid Fears Of Deeper Militarism123PhotostoriesIncrease protein intake: 4 easy ways to add more of it to everyday diet3 powerful anti-inflammatory drinks and how to make them at homeFrom Dead Sea Scrolls to Hope Diamond, 7 priceless objects in the world7 dinner dishes made with leftover roti offering over 20 gms protein5 animals that camouflage so perfectly that they almost become invisibleHow to make fiber-rich Gobhi ka Paratha for breakfastPrepare your child for the next solar eclipse: 10 interesting facts to share5 low-glycemic superfoods that can help prevent blood sugar spikesPriyanka Chopra, Smriti Irani to Rajat Bedi: Actors are reviving their careers with major comebacks in 2025Shah Rukh Khan to Kareena Kapoor Khan: 5 most stylish Bollywood celeb looks of the day you can’t miss123Hot PicksParliament Winter SessionCyclone DitwahWorld NewsGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingCardi BShedeur SandersDrake MayePat McAfeeCandace Owens Net WorthGisele BndchenConnor McDavidLian BichselJayden StrubleAnthony Davis

NEW DELHI: In a move that is causing some concern to the industry and privacy advocates, govt has asked smartphone makers to mandatorily pre-install its Sanchar Saathi app on their devices. Govt says this is being done to strengthen cyber security on the devices and prevent tampering and spoofing of the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment…

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Did you know Raj Nidimoru marked debut as director even before Samantha Ruth Prabhu made her acting debut? Here’s what their careers looked like in 2009

Did you know Raj Nidimoru marked debut as director even before Samantha Ruth Prabhu made her acting debut? Here’s what their careers looked like in 2009

In a delightful twist of fate, filmmaker Raj Nidimoru and actress Samantha Ruth Prabhu have recently exchanged vows, each bringing their unique journeys to the altar. Back in 2009, the duo was at very different junctures; while Raj & DK’s inaugural film ’99’ hit the screens, Samantha was embarking on her modeling adventure, stepping into…

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‘Don’t want a slave’s peace’: Maduro hits back after Trump ultimatum; tensions surge

‘Don’t want a slave’s peace’: Maduro hits back after Trump ultimatum; tensions surge

Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro responsed to escalating US pressure, telling thousands of supporters in Caracas that the country “does not want a slave’s peace” as tensions with Washington deepen. Addressing marchers after weeks of rising military activity by the United States, Maduro accused Washington of “testing” Venezuela with a naval deployment that has now entered…

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‘Throw her out of our country’: Could Ilhan Omar be deported for ‘marrying her brother’?

‘Throw her out of our country’: Could Ilhan Omar be deported for ‘marrying her brother’?

In his latest diatribe against Rep Ilhan Omar, President Donald Trump said she should be removed from the United States as she entered the country by marrying her brother. “Somalia, where you have a Congressman goes around telling everybody about our Constitution, yet she supposedly came into our country by marrying her brother,” Trump said…

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As Trump takes the US Education Department apart, where do Harvard’s federal investigations go next?

As Trump takes the US Education Department apart, where do Harvard’s federal investigations go next?

Harvard University entered 2025 with an unusual form of uncertainty, not about its own operations, but about the federal system that oversees them. The University has been subject to at least four investigations led by the United States Department of Education since President Donald Trump returned to office in January. Now, as the administration moves…

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Orry’s luxury polo shirt for appearance before Mumbai Police in Rs 252 drug investigation is worth Rs 1.66 lakh

Orry’s luxury polo shirt for appearance before Mumbai Police in Rs 252 drug investigation is worth Rs 1.66 lakh

Social media personality Orry appeared before Mumbai Police for a Rs 252 crore drug case, sharing his preparation on Instagram. He sported a Rs 1.6 lakh Miu Miu cashmere t-shirt for the interrogation. Orry also revealed advice received from Salman Khan regarding fame and attention, as the drug seizure case continues. Orhan Awatramani, aka Orry,…

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Stephen Curry breaks silence about an unseen moment with Ayesha Curry days after her controversial remarks

Stephen Curry breaks silence about an unseen moment with Ayesha Curry days after her controversial remarks

Ayesha Curry recently made controversial remarks about their marriage.(Image via Getty Images) Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors’ star player, lives a lavish life with his wife, Ayesha Curry, and their four children but the couple continue to get dragged into controversies.While fans raise questions about Stephen Curry’s marriage with Ayesha Curry after she made…

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Abhishek Bachchan shares he would never want to RECREATE movies of his father Amitabh Bachchan: ‘There is no point in doing it’

Abhishek Bachchan shares he would never want to RECREATE movies of his father Amitabh Bachchan: ‘There is no point in doing it’

At the recent IFP gathering, Abhishek Bachchan addressed the topic of remakes and decisively stated that he would never revisit his father Amitabh Bachchan’s cinematic legacy. He fondly recounted his childhood days spent idolizing Big B, citing the joy of imitating his roles with pals. Read on to know more in detail. Abhishek Bachchan recently…

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SC orders CBI probe into ‘digital arrest’ scam cases

SC orders CBI probe into ‘digital arrest’ scam cases

(AI-generated image used for representation purposes) NEW DELHI: Supreme Court order for pan-India CBI probe into ‘digital arrest’ cases, while signifying the threat from digital scamsters, is important also because the opposition-governed states had withdrawn “general consent” to CBI to probe crimes in their territories.Keeping two other forms of cyber-crime – investment scams and part-time…

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Central and parts of northwest and peninsular India brace for a colder winter with below-normal day and night temperatures expected from December to February. The region anticipates an increase of 4-5 additional cold wave days, potentially impacting vulnerable populations and transportation. Authorities are advised to maintain preparedness for these weather shifts. (File photo) NEW DELHI: The upcoming winter (Dec-Feb) is likely to be colder in most parts of central India (Madhya Pradesh, north and east Maharashtra and parts of Gujarat) and parts of adjoining northwest (Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, east and southeast Rajasthan, and west and south UP) and peninsular India (Telangana), with below normal day and night temperatures and 4-5 additional cold wave days, IMD said on Monday.These states normally get 4-6 days of cold wave days during Dec-Feb, but this time the region may get a total of 8-11 cold wave days. Parts of northeast India may also get additional cold wave days.Most of these states are also likely to experience below normal temperatures in Dec, with one to three additional cold wave days. This means there could be 3-6 days cold wave days during the month.The season’s first spell of cold-to-severe-cold wave conditions started early this year and were observed at isolated pockets over west, central and adjoining east India.Parts of NW, NE & Himalayan foothills may see hotter daysCold-to-severe-cold wave days were recorded in northeast Rajasthan, south Haryana, north Madhya Pradesh, south UP and north Chhattisgarh during Nov 8-18, and over north interior Maharashtra on Nov 15 and Nov 20. A cold wave is declared when the minimum (night) temperature of a station is 10 degrees Celsius or less for plains and 0 degree Celsius or less for hilly regions, and it is below normal by 4.5-6.4 degrees Celsius.Underlining the impact of such weather, IMD said above-normal cold wave conditions may increase health risks for vulnerable groups, including senior citizens, children and individuals with underlying medical conditions.“Early morning fog could reduce visibility and disrupt road, rail and air transportation, while stagnant atmospheric conditions may further deteriorate air quality in some urban areas. Weather-sensitive sectors such as agriculture, horticulture and daily-wage labour may face operational challenges during extended cold spells,” it said.“During the upcoming winter season (Dec 2025 to Feb 2026) normal to below-normal minimum (night) temperatures are likely over most parts of central India and adjoining peninsular and northwest India… However, some regions, including parts of northwest India, northeast India and areas along the foothills of the Himalayas, are likely to experience above-normal maximum (day) temperatures,” said IMD director general Mrutyunjay Mohapatra.While releasing the outlook for the cold weather season, he said, “The occurrence of cold waves during Dec is likely to be above normal over parts of northwest, central and northeast India.”Referring to the forecast, the Met department advised authorities to maintain heightened preparedness. “Both the public and agencies concerned are encouraged to regularly monitor the impact-based forecast (IBF) issued through IMD’s daily early-warning services for timely updates,” it said.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosWatch: MPs Speak Out as SIR Row Dominates Winter Session OpeningIndia’s Elections Earn Global Praise, CEC Calls It A ‘Moment Of Pride’ Amid Vote Row ClaimsHaryana Bodybuilder Killed After Standing Up To Harassers; Family Says Attack Was Planned MurderModi Trolls Opposition Over Bihar Setback Days Before Parliament ShowdownWoman Marries Boyfriend’s Corpse After Family Kills Him, Alleges Police Provoked BrotherMajor Twist In BrahMos Espionage Case As Higher Court Acquits Scientist Of Passing Defence SecretsRamaphosa Praises PM Modi’s Endorsement of South Africa Hosting G20 Summit, Counters Trump’s Claims‘Is There Any Law?’ Renuka Chaudhary Sparks Row After Bringing Stray Dog to ParliamentBSF IG Warns Of Looming Threat As 120 Terrorists Wait In PoK Despite Dip In Infiltration AttemptsPakistan Rages At UN After Criticism Of Munir’s Immunity Amendment Amid Fears Of Deeper Militarism123PhotostoriesIncrease protein intake: 4 easy ways to add more of it to everyday diet3 powerful anti-inflammatory drinks and how to make them at homeFrom Dead Sea Scrolls to Hope Diamond, 7 priceless objects in the world7 dinner dishes made with leftover roti offering over 20 gms protein5 animals that camouflage so perfectly that they almost become invisibleHow to make fiber-rich Gobhi ka Paratha for breakfastPrepare your child for the next solar eclipse: 10 interesting facts to share5 low-glycemic superfoods that can help prevent blood sugar spikesPriyanka Chopra, Smriti Irani to Rajat Bedi: Actors are reviving their careers with major comebacks in 2025Shah Rukh Khan to Kareena Kapoor Khan: 5 most stylish Bollywood celeb looks of the day you can’t miss123Hot PicksParliament Winter SessionCyclone DitwahWorld NewsGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingCardi BShedeur SandersDrake MayePat McAfeeCandace Owens Net WorthGisele BndchenConnor McDavidLian BichselJayden StrubleAnthony Davis

Central and parts of northwest and peninsular India brace for a colder winter with below-normal day and night temperatures expected from December to February. The region anticipates an increase of 4-5 additional cold wave days, potentially impacting vulnerable populations and transportation. Authorities are advised to maintain preparedness for these weather shifts. (File photo) NEW DELHI: The upcoming winter (Dec-Feb) is likely to be colder in most parts of central India (Madhya Pradesh, north and east Maharashtra and parts of Gujarat) and parts of adjoining northwest (Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, east and southeast Rajasthan, and west and south UP) and peninsular India (Telangana), with below normal day and night temperatures and 4-5 additional cold wave days, IMD said on Monday.These states normally get 4-6 days of cold wave days during Dec-Feb, but this time the region may get a total of 8-11 cold wave days. Parts of northeast India may also get additional cold wave days.Most of these states are also likely to experience below normal temperatures in Dec, with one to three additional cold wave days. This means there could be 3-6 days cold wave days during the month.The season’s first spell of cold-to-severe-cold wave conditions started early this year and were observed at isolated pockets over west, central and adjoining east India.Parts of NW, NE & Himalayan foothills may see hotter daysCold-to-severe-cold wave days were recorded in northeast Rajasthan, south Haryana, north Madhya Pradesh, south UP and north Chhattisgarh during Nov 8-18, and over north interior Maharashtra on Nov 15 and Nov 20. A cold wave is declared when the minimum (night) temperature of a station is 10 degrees Celsius or less for plains and 0 degree Celsius or less for hilly regions, and it is below normal by 4.5-6.4 degrees Celsius.Underlining the impact of such weather, IMD said above-normal cold wave conditions may increase health risks for vulnerable groups, including senior citizens, children and individuals with underlying medical conditions.“Early morning fog could reduce visibility and disrupt road, rail and air transportation, while stagnant atmospheric conditions may further deteriorate air quality in some urban areas. Weather-sensitive sectors such as agriculture, horticulture and daily-wage labour may face operational challenges during extended cold spells,” it said.“During the upcoming winter season (Dec 2025 to Feb 2026) normal to below-normal minimum (night) temperatures are likely over most parts of central India and adjoining peninsular and northwest India… However, some regions, including parts of northwest India, northeast India and areas along the foothills of the Himalayas, are likely to experience above-normal maximum (day) temperatures,” said IMD director general Mrutyunjay Mohapatra.While releasing the outlook for the cold weather season, he said, “The occurrence of cold waves during Dec is likely to be above normal over parts of northwest, central and northeast India.”Referring to the forecast, the Met department advised authorities to maintain heightened preparedness. “Both the public and agencies concerned are encouraged to regularly monitor the impact-based forecast (IBF) issued through IMD’s daily early-warning services for timely updates,” it said.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosWatch: MPs Speak Out as SIR Row Dominates Winter Session OpeningIndia’s Elections Earn Global Praise, CEC Calls It A ‘Moment Of Pride’ Amid Vote Row ClaimsHaryana Bodybuilder Killed After Standing Up To Harassers; Family Says Attack Was Planned MurderModi Trolls Opposition Over Bihar Setback Days Before Parliament ShowdownWoman Marries Boyfriend’s Corpse After Family Kills Him, Alleges Police Provoked BrotherMajor Twist In BrahMos Espionage Case As Higher Court Acquits Scientist Of Passing Defence SecretsRamaphosa Praises PM Modi’s Endorsement of South Africa Hosting G20 Summit, Counters Trump’s Claims‘Is There Any Law?’ Renuka Chaudhary Sparks Row After Bringing Stray Dog to ParliamentBSF IG Warns Of Looming Threat As 120 Terrorists Wait In PoK Despite Dip In Infiltration AttemptsPakistan Rages At UN After Criticism Of Munir’s Immunity Amendment Amid Fears Of Deeper Militarism123PhotostoriesIncrease protein intake: 4 easy ways to add more of it to everyday diet3 powerful anti-inflammatory drinks and how to make them at homeFrom Dead Sea Scrolls to Hope Diamond, 7 priceless objects in the world7 dinner dishes made with leftover roti offering over 20 gms protein5 animals that camouflage so perfectly that they almost become invisibleHow to make fiber-rich Gobhi ka Paratha for breakfastPrepare your child for the next solar eclipse: 10 interesting facts to share5 low-glycemic superfoods that can help prevent blood sugar spikesPriyanka Chopra, Smriti Irani to Rajat Bedi: Actors are reviving their careers with major comebacks in 2025Shah Rukh Khan to Kareena Kapoor Khan: 5 most stylish Bollywood celeb looks of the day you can’t miss123Hot PicksParliament Winter SessionCyclone DitwahWorld NewsGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingCardi BShedeur SandersDrake MayePat McAfeeCandace Owens Net WorthGisele BndchenConnor McDavidLian BichselJayden StrubleAnthony Davis

NEW DELHI: The upcoming winter (Dec-Feb) is likely to be colder in most parts of central India (Madhya Pradesh, north and east Maharashtra and parts of Gujarat) and parts of adjoining northwest (Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, east and southeast Rajasthan, and west and south UP) and peninsular India (Telangana), with below normal day and night temperatures…

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