August 17, 2026
9,000 fake websites, 2.5 million messages and more: Chinese hackers used Gemini AI to scam people, now Google is suing them

9,000 fake websites, 2.5 million messages and more: Chinese hackers used Gemini AI to scam people, now Google is suing them

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Google has filed a lawsuit against an organised Chinese cybercrime network, accusing the group of weaponising Google’s own artificial intelligence (AI) tool, Gemini, to mass-produce and spread convincing financial scams to hundreds of thousands of smartphone users. The lawsuit, filed in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York, targets a sophisticated…

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‘I came to America…’: Congressman Shri Thanedar reacts to anti-Indian hate in Texas, issues statement

‘I came to America…’: Congressman Shri Thanedar reacts to anti-Indian hate in Texas, issues statement

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US Congressman Shri Thanedar has condemned recent anti-Indian incidents in Texas, calling them a “disgusting act of hate” and stressing the contributions immigrants and Indian-Americans have made to the country.The Michigan Democrat represents the state’s 13th Congressional District and is the first Indian-American to hold the seat.He issued a statement on X in response to…

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AFSPA debate returns to J&K as minister seeks its repeal before North East | Srinagar News

AFSPA debate returns to J&K as minister seeks its repeal before North East | Srinagar News

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J&K health minister Sakina Itoo SRINAGAR: J&K’s minister for health and medical education, Sakina Itoo, Friday sought removal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from the union territory after Union home minister Amit Shah said the Centre aims to completely withdraw AFSPA from almost the entire northeast by next year, citing improved security…

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Political philosopher quote of the day: ‘The sad truth is that most evil is done by people who never make up their minds to be good or evil’ — Hannah Arendt

Political philosopher quote of the day: ‘The sad truth is that most evil is done by people who never make up their minds to be good or evil’ — Hannah Arendt

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Few political thinkers have left behind a quote as unsettling as this one. At first glance, it appears simple. On closer inspection, it challenges one of the most common assumptions about evil: That terrible acts are mainly committed by obviously wicked people.For Hannah Arendt, one of the twentieth century’s most influential political theorists, the greater…

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Top US diplomat summoned again as anger mounts over vessel attacks NEW DELHI: India summoned US charge d’affaires Jason Meeks for the second time in three days to lodge a strong protest against attacks on commercial vessels carrying Indian mariners in the Gulf of Oman that have resulted, as the government said, in the tragic and avoidable loss of three Indian lives. Unlike the last time, the ministry on this occasion also issued a statement to say that targeting civilian shipping with lethal force is unacceptable and undermines the safety of international maritime commerce in a sensitive region at a difficult time The summoning, again as opposed to the last time, took place in full public glare with the media allowed to film his arrival at the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). Deputy chief of mission Meeks is officiating as charge d’affaires in the absence of ambassador Sergio Gor, who is on a visit to Central Asia. According to the MEA, Meeks was also requested to convey India’s strong concerns to his authorities and to ensure that US forces operating in the region take all necessary measures to prevent the loss of civilian life. “The ministry once again conveyed its deep concern over the use of lethal and deadly force against civilian shipping. Such actions are unacceptable and undermine the safety, security and stability of international maritime commerce in a sensitive region at a difficult time,” said the MEA. Asked for a reaction to the development, a US embassy spokesperson said that American authorities are in direct contact with the Indian government on these issues. “We don’t have anything further to share on our private diplomatic conversations,” said the official. India’s statement underscoring the risk to commercial shipping from US strikes is significant as government sources had for the past couple of days highlighted the American position that the ships were trying to evade the US blockade of Iranian ports when they were hit by precision munitions. An official who spoke on the condition of anonymity said that even if the vessels failed to comply with instructions from US forces, actions that could imperil the lives of crew members must be avoided. Two Palau-flagged vessels and another Guinea-Bissau-flagged ship have been “disabled” since June 8 by US forces working to impose the blockade on Iranian ports that the Trump administration announced in April. Two of these ships are sanctioned by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control, according to American authorities. The attack on M/T Settebello on Wednesday had resulted in the loss of 3 Indian lives, after which MEA additional secretary (Americas) Nagaraj Naidu had summoned Meeks the same evening to issue a demarche to him. However, the very next day, US forces fired missiles at another vessel with 20 Indians on board, M/T Jalveer, accusing it of attempting to transport oil from Iran. According to the Central Command, the blockade is being enforced impartially against vessels of all nations entering or departing Iranian ports and coastal areas, including all Iranian ports on the Arabian Gulf and Gulf of Oman.Get the latest India news and live updates. 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Top US diplomat summoned again as anger mounts over vessel attacks NEW DELHI: India summoned US charge d’affaires Jason Meeks for the second time in three days to lodge a strong protest against attacks on commercial vessels carrying Indian mariners in the Gulf of Oman that have resulted, as the government said, in the tragic and avoidable loss of three Indian lives. Unlike the last time, the ministry on this occasion also issued a statement to say that targeting civilian shipping with lethal force is unacceptable and undermines the safety of international maritime commerce in a sensitive region at a difficult time The summoning, again as opposed to the last time, took place in full public glare with the media allowed to film his arrival at the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). Deputy chief of mission Meeks is officiating as charge d’affaires in the absence of ambassador Sergio Gor, who is on a visit to Central Asia. According to the MEA, Meeks was also requested to convey India’s strong concerns to his authorities and to ensure that US forces operating in the region take all necessary measures to prevent the loss of civilian life. “The ministry once again conveyed its deep concern over the use of lethal and deadly force against civilian shipping. Such actions are unacceptable and undermine the safety, security and stability of international maritime commerce in a sensitive region at a difficult time,” said the MEA. Asked for a reaction to the development, a US embassy spokesperson said that American authorities are in direct contact with the Indian government on these issues. “We don’t have anything further to share on our private diplomatic conversations,” said the official. India’s statement underscoring the risk to commercial shipping from US strikes is significant as government sources had for the past couple of days highlighted the American position that the ships were trying to evade the US blockade of Iranian ports when they were hit by precision munitions. An official who spoke on the condition of anonymity said that even if the vessels failed to comply with instructions from US forces, actions that could imperil the lives of crew members must be avoided. Two Palau-flagged vessels and another Guinea-Bissau-flagged ship have been “disabled” since June 8 by US forces working to impose the blockade on Iranian ports that the Trump administration announced in April. Two of these ships are sanctioned by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control, according to American authorities. The attack on M/T Settebello on Wednesday had resulted in the loss of 3 Indian lives, after which MEA additional secretary (Americas) Nagaraj Naidu had summoned Meeks the same evening to issue a demarche to him. However, the very next day, US forces fired missiles at another vessel with 20 Indians on board, M/T Jalveer, accusing it of attempting to transport oil from Iran. According to the Central Command, the blockade is being enforced impartially against vessels of all nations entering or departing Iranian ports and coastal areas, including all Iranian ports on the Arabian Gulf and Gulf of Oman.Get the latest India news and live updates. 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Top US diplomat summoned again as anger mounts over vessel attacks NEW DELHI: India summoned US charge d’affaires Jason Meeks for the second time in three days to lodge a strong protest against attacks on commercial vessels carrying Indian mariners in the Gulf of Oman that have resulted, as the government said, in the tragic…

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Quote of the day by Arab scholar Ibn al-Haytham: “If learning the truth is a scientific’s goal, then he must make himself the enemy of…”

Quote of the day by Arab scholar Ibn al-Haytham: “If learning the truth is a scientific’s goal, then he must make himself the enemy of…”

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Arab scholar Ibn al-Haytham (Image: Wikipedia) Several years ago, a historian working through a collection of old documents noticed something strange. The same story appeared in book after book, article after article. It had been repeated so often that nobody seemed to question it anymore. Yet when he traced the claim back to its original…

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Quote of the day by German philosopher Immanuel Kant: “One who makes himself a worm cannot complain afterwards if…” | World News

Quote of the day by German philosopher Immanuel Kant: “One who makes himself a worm cannot complain afterwards if…” | World News

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Immanuel Kant (Image: Wikipedia) Years ago, a management consultant shared a story about a talented employee who seemed destined for success. He worked hard, delivered results and rarely caused problems. Yet there was one habit that held him back. Whenever credit was distributed, he stepped aside. When meetings were held, he spoke last or not…

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File photo NEW DELHI: Standard helmets and seatbelts could have saved thousands of lives in 2024. Over 40% of the 81,780 two-wheeler riders killed in road crashes could have survived had they worn good-quality helmets, while seat belts could have prevented about half of the 21,988 deaths among car occupants.The number of fatalities have been released by the road transport ministry.As per a UN Motorcycle Helmet Study, motorcyclists are 26 times more likely to die in road crashes than drivers of cars and wearing an appropriate helmet “improves their chances of survival by 42% and helps avoid 69% of injuries to riders.” Similarly, as per World Health Organisation, seat-belts are approximately 50% effective in preventing fatalities in crashes in which motorists would otherwise die.The road transport ministry’s report, which is based on data provided by state police departments, shows Tamil Nadu recorded a maximum of 7,744 deaths due to non-wearing of helmets, followed by Maharashtra (5,946) and Madhya Pradesh (5,543). In case of fatalities attributed to non-wearing of seatbelts, Uttar Pradesh reported the maximum 2,816 deaths, followed by Madhya Pradesh (1,929) and Maharashtra (1,427).While trauma care experts agreed that proper wearing of standard helmets and seatbelts have potential of preventing a large share of road fatalities going by global experience, so far there has been no India specific study. “The are multiple reasons for crashes. There have been several instances of limb loss because of rash driving by two-wheeler drivers. We can get the exact cause of crashes and fatalities when every hospital has a trauma registry. The work has started after a recent Supreme Court order,” said a senior trauma care surgeon at JPNA Trauma Center in Delhi.Road safety expert Rohit Baluja said that unfortunately, crash data in India remains “largely descriptive rather than diagnostic”. He added, “Most crashes continue to be attributed to driver error or weather conditions, while critical contributory factors relating to road design, traffic engineering deficiencies, vehicle factors, enforcement practices, and post-crash response are seldom scientifically investigated or recorded.”While not wearing safety gear and other causes of fatal crashes, including speeding and wrong side diving, are all related to road users behaviour, the road transport ministry’s report also reveals how increasing negligence of road owning agencies has also pushed up the total number of deaths. For example, fatalities due to potholes went up to 2,384 in 2024, a rise of 10.4% over 2023 and fatalities at under construction sites stood at 5,389, a spike of 19.4% over the previous year.The report also shows that nearly 67% — or two out of every three people killed on Indian roads in 2024 — were two-wheeler riders or pedestrians. In absolute numbers, a total of 1.28 lakh two-wheeler riders and pedestrians lost their lives in road crashes. This number is higher than the data published by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), which released its report more than a month ago. The NCRB report recorded nearly 1.1 lakh fatalities among pedestrians and two-wheeler riders in 2024.On trauma registry in hospitals, Dr Amit Gupta from AIIMS Trauma Centre — who has been involved with adhoc research projects funded by department of science and technology, and ICMR — said that processes and funding needs to be institutionalised so that robust and tangible data can be extracted from hospitals which are taking care of trauma victims.“This requires minimal funding, training of data collectors and nodal officers and a national agency based out of Apex Trauma Centre (AIIMS) which can analise, interpret and propose methodologies to reduce trauma burden in the country,” he said.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIndia’s ‘Eye In The Sky’ Netra AEW&C To Receive Final Operational Clearance This MonthKolkata Government Building Fire Destroys 4,000 EVMs; Forensic Investigation UnderwayIndia On Border Alert As Jamaat’s Protest Call Raises Fresh Questions Over Bangladesh StabilityAbhishek Banerjee Replies to Kalyan Banerjee’s Remarks, Says He Will Not Speak Against HimSpaceX lists at .75 trillion — here’s what Indian investors need to know before buyingAIUDF To Challenge Assam UCC In Court, Says Law Is Not Truly UniformAI-171 Crash Probe Continues A Year Later; AAIB Says Final Report Yet To Be CompletedAIMIM Eyes Major Expansion In UP, Opens Door To Possible BSP Alliance | WatchIndira Gandhi Lost Her Party Twice — And Came Back Both Times. 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File photo NEW DELHI: Standard helmets and seatbelts could have saved thousands of lives in 2024. Over 40% of the 81,780 two-wheeler riders killed in road crashes could have survived had they worn good-quality helmets, while seat belts could have prevented about half of the 21,988 deaths among car occupants.The number of fatalities have been released by the road transport ministry.As per a UN Motorcycle Helmet Study, motorcyclists are 26 times more likely to die in road crashes than drivers of cars and wearing an appropriate helmet “improves their chances of survival by 42% and helps avoid 69% of injuries to riders.” Similarly, as per World Health Organisation, seat-belts are approximately 50% effective in preventing fatalities in crashes in which motorists would otherwise die.The road transport ministry’s report, which is based on data provided by state police departments, shows Tamil Nadu recorded a maximum of 7,744 deaths due to non-wearing of helmets, followed by Maharashtra (5,946) and Madhya Pradesh (5,543). In case of fatalities attributed to non-wearing of seatbelts, Uttar Pradesh reported the maximum 2,816 deaths, followed by Madhya Pradesh (1,929) and Maharashtra (1,427).While trauma care experts agreed that proper wearing of standard helmets and seatbelts have potential of preventing a large share of road fatalities going by global experience, so far there has been no India specific study. “The are multiple reasons for crashes. There have been several instances of limb loss because of rash driving by two-wheeler drivers. We can get the exact cause of crashes and fatalities when every hospital has a trauma registry. The work has started after a recent Supreme Court order,” said a senior trauma care surgeon at JPNA Trauma Center in Delhi.Road safety expert Rohit Baluja said that unfortunately, crash data in India remains “largely descriptive rather than diagnostic”. He added, “Most crashes continue to be attributed to driver error or weather conditions, while critical contributory factors relating to road design, traffic engineering deficiencies, vehicle factors, enforcement practices, and post-crash response are seldom scientifically investigated or recorded.”While not wearing safety gear and other causes of fatal crashes, including speeding and wrong side diving, are all related to road users behaviour, the road transport ministry’s report also reveals how increasing negligence of road owning agencies has also pushed up the total number of deaths. For example, fatalities due to potholes went up to 2,384 in 2024, a rise of 10.4% over 2023 and fatalities at under construction sites stood at 5,389, a spike of 19.4% over the previous year.The report also shows that nearly 67% — or two out of every three people killed on Indian roads in 2024 — were two-wheeler riders or pedestrians. In absolute numbers, a total of 1.28 lakh two-wheeler riders and pedestrians lost their lives in road crashes. This number is higher than the data published by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), which released its report more than a month ago. The NCRB report recorded nearly 1.1 lakh fatalities among pedestrians and two-wheeler riders in 2024.On trauma registry in hospitals, Dr Amit Gupta from AIIMS Trauma Centre — who has been involved with adhoc research projects funded by department of science and technology, and ICMR — said that processes and funding needs to be institutionalised so that robust and tangible data can be extracted from hospitals which are taking care of trauma victims.“This requires minimal funding, training of data collectors and nodal officers and a national agency based out of Apex Trauma Centre (AIIMS) which can analise, interpret and propose methodologies to reduce trauma burden in the country,” he said.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIndia’s ‘Eye In The Sky’ Netra AEW&C To Receive Final Operational Clearance This MonthKolkata Government Building Fire Destroys 4,000 EVMs; Forensic Investigation UnderwayIndia On Border Alert As Jamaat’s Protest Call Raises Fresh Questions Over Bangladesh StabilityAbhishek Banerjee Replies to Kalyan Banerjee’s Remarks, Says He Will Not Speak Against HimSpaceX lists at $1.75 trillion — here’s what Indian investors need to know before buyingAIUDF To Challenge Assam UCC In Court, Says Law Is Not Truly UniformAI-171 Crash Probe Continues A Year Later; AAIB Says Final Report Yet To Be CompletedAIMIM Eyes Major Expansion In UP, Opens Door To Possible BSP Alliance | WatchIndira Gandhi Lost Her Party Twice — And Came Back Both Times. 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Here’s why men should be concerned tooFrom Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Scott to Arjun Rampal and Mehr Jesia: 7 famous celebrities who got divorced after 20+ years of marriageFrom headaches to mobile phones: Brain tumour myths doctors want you to stop believingFrom Sujni to Manjusha: 10 artworks of Bihar and places travellers should visit to find themPower rituals for Gen Z based on your birth dateBefore R Praggnanandhaa and Vaishali became the ‘Golden Chess Siblings’; their mother built the foundation: How Nagalakshmi nurtured two grandmastersScientists discovered this 7-minute trick that completely resets a stressed brainSpanish love proverb of the day: “Love is blind, but the neighbours are not”Harmanpreet Kaur, Indian women cricket team captain’s, home in Moga, Punjab is a reflection of her humble roots, family values and cricketing success123Hot PicksSpaceX IPOKick StreamerJaspal RanaShakiraMP Board 12 Supplementary ResultISC Revaluation ResultSpaceX IPONora FatehiVirat KohliTop TrendingTMC rebel MPTravis KelceSpaceX IPOFIFA World Cup 2026Women T20 World CupSean SticklandBharatiya Antariksh HackathonKerala SSLC Revaluation ResultUPSC result 2026CBSE Class 10 Second Board Result

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NEW DELHI: Standard helmets and seatbelts could have saved thousands of lives in 2024. Over 40% of the 81,780 two-wheeler riders killed in road crashes could have survived had they worn good-quality helmets, while seat belts could have prevented about half of the 21,988 deaths among car occupants.The number of fatalities have been released by…

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US weighed ground operation to seize Iran’s uranium, Donald Trump paused over retaliation concerns: Report

US weighed ground operation to seize Iran’s uranium, Donald Trump paused over retaliation concerns: Report

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Donald Trump (File photo) The United States last month reportedly considered a military operation to send ground troops into Iran and seize its stockpile of highly enriched uranium, but president Donald Trump ultimately paused the plan over concerns about retaliation, casualties and wider economic fallout.Sources told CNN the administration came close to approving the mission,…

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Manoj Bajpayee recalls Yash Chopra telling him, ‘I don’t make films for actors like you’; paid him like a lead actor for Veer-Zaara | Hindi Movie News

Manoj Bajpayee recalls Yash Chopra telling him, ‘I don’t make films for actors like you’; paid him like a lead actor for Veer-Zaara | Hindi Movie News

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Manoj Bajpayee has opened up about his memorable experience working with legendary filmmaker Yash Chopra in Veer-Zaara starring Shah Rukh Khan, Preity Zinta and Rani Mukerji. Speaking on Shekhar Suman’s chat show Shekhar Tonite, the National Award-winning actor recalled how Chopra’s honesty and generosity left a lasting impression on him.Bajpayee, who played a special appearance…

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YouTuber ‘Masood Chandi’ murdered: Bodybuilder bludgeoned to death with rods in Hyderabad

YouTuber ‘Masood Chandi’ murdered: Bodybuilder bludgeoned to death with rods in Hyderabad

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25-year-old bodybuilder-cum-YouTuber Masood Chandi HYDERABAD: A 25-year-old bodybuilder-cum-YouTuber, who posted videos under the name Masood Chandi, was allegedly beaten to death at his home in Hyderabad’s Golconda area on Friday evening following a family dispute, police said.The deceased, identified as SK Mahboob, an electrician, ran fitness-related content on YouTube and had more than 2,500 followers….

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