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Social media vultures are ‘ruthlessly exploiting’ the most vulnerable for views – one council has had enough

Videos from self-styled ‘auditors’ targeting vulnerable people in the UK’s city centres are getting millions of views on social media. Newcastle city council is cracking down on them – and calling on the government to ‘draw a line’

The Independent UK

Who is Sparsh Chhetri who left a corporate package worth lakhs to join the Indian Army?

Battalion Under Officer Sparsh Chhetri of Dehradun is carrying forward a four-generation family legacy of military service after leaving a corporate career as a Senior Data Analyst. A Computer Science graduate and multi-sport achiever, he also has NCC experience and has been appointed Battalion Under Officer at OTA Gaya. An…

The Economic Times

From firing range to factory floor: Inside India’s journey to build a fully indigenous AK-203

India has achieved full indigenisation of AK-203 rifle production. The Korwa facility now manufactures all components within the country. This milestone marks a decade-long journey in small-arms manufacturing. The young workforce plays a crucial role in this significant defence programme. Production is set to expand, with potential for exports and…

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In the 1960s, a Swedish immigrant’s family began protecting a Canadian island from urban development; after 50 years, he donated it away forever

For over fifty years, Thor Vikström fiercely defended Île Ronde against development, ultimately donating this cherished sanctuary to the Nature Conservancy of Canada in 2021. This island, thriving with turtles and unique tree species, remains a precious oasis amidst Montreal's urban sprawl. Vikström's dedication secures a lasting legacy of conservation…

The Times of India

Little Cayman Landowners Challenge UNESCO Bid Over Fears of Tighter Development Rules

Little Cayman's bid for UNESCO World Heritage status faces objections from landowners concerned about development restrictions, despite assurances that private property rights won't be impeded.

International Business Times UK

Trump Administration Announces New "Hacking Back" Program

But does it legalize hacking under the CFAA?

Reason

Trump Authorises Private Cyber Firms To Hack Foreign Scammers After Americans Lost $20.8bn to Fraud

President Trump authorises vetted private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations against foreign criminal networks, marking a significant shift in US cyber policy and sparking industry debate.

International Business Times UK

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Trump signs memo calling for cyber privateers to conduct cyberattacks abroad against criminal groups targeting Americans — but they have to escrow $1 million to join

Private companies will be legally allowed to conduct cyberattacks against foreign groups on behalf of the US government.

TechRadar

DRDO expeditiously finalise clear, measurable key performance indicators: Parl panel on defence

A parliamentary panel urged DRDO to finalize clear performance indicators for projects. It also recommended strengthening ex-servicemen welfare and educational support for their families. The committee desires a comprehensive study on expanding educational opportunities for defense personnel's children. Migration of ECHS applications to the National Government Cloud is a welcome…

The Economic Times

DU UG admissions 2026-27: Tentative schedule, venues of physical trials for ECA quota announced

Delhi University's undergraduate admissions will feature ECA trials beginning July sixteenth. Detailed schedules for individual candidates will be published by July fourteenth. Candidates outside Delhi should book travel and plan accommodation near venues. Trials for dance, debate, and music commence on July sixteenth. The academic session is scheduled to start…

The Economic Times

How woodchips can help keep ticks off trails

After a cold Canadian winter, most of us look forward to the spring and summer months to get outside and experience the natural world, whether it’s hiking, biking, gardening or birdwatching.

The Conversation

Amit Shah lays foundation stones for 6 NDRF centres; says, "NDMA, NDRF have put India on global map in field of disaster relief"

Union Home Minister Amit Shah presented the President's Colour Award to the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) in Ghaziabad. This honour recognizes the NDRF's service and the contributions of disaster response agencies and volunteers nationwide. The award acknowledges the collective efforts of NDRF, SDRFs, Panchayats, state machinery, NCC, NSS, and…

The Economic Times

‘We can have a better digital world’: Global campaign targets ‘enshitification’ of social media

A platform becomes ‘enshitified’ when it introduces paid features or subscriptions that makes a user’s experience worse than it used to be.

Euronews

Body Of Woman Found Near Phoenix Canal Raises Questions In Nancy Guthrie Case

The discovery of a body in Phoenix raised new questions as the search for Nancy Guthrie entered its second month.

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Turmoil at US constitution museum as leader exits ahead of 250th anniversary

Leadership disputes claim of political motive for ousting Jeffrey Rosen, who was praised for non-partisan approach

The Independent UK

Tories could be hit harder by local election U-turn than Labour, top pollster says

John Curtice says the Conservative Party is facing challenges in large county councils now being forced to organise May elections

The Independent UK

Starmer abandons plans to cancel May council elections in latest U-turn

Government agrees to pay Reform UK’s legal costs in further humiliation for prime minister

Evening Standard

William has microfibre filter fitted to washing machines at home

The Prince of Wales visited Matter, a finalist of his 2025 Earthshot Prize, at its premises in Bristol.

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Prince William has microplastic gadget fitted to his washing machines

The Prince and Princess of Wales moved into Forest Lodge, the Grade II listed eight-bedroom property, in the autumn

The Guardian - UK

Mike Alexander obituary

Other lives: Nature reserve warden who developed a computer system to create a better framework for conservation management

The Guardian - UK

Donald MacIntyre obituary

Other lives: Farmer, botanist and founder of Emorsgate Seeds, a leading supplier of native wildflower and grass seed in the UK

Reason

Are We Witnessing "Appeasement"? A Reply to Steve Vladeck

A defense to Steve Vladeck's critique and a brief comment on Adrian Vermeule's related op-ed in the New York Times.

The Guardian - UK

Staff and students fight loss of A-levels at London college helping disadvantaged learners

BSix in Hackney gives pupils a second chance academically but new owner wants to focus on vocational courses

TechRadar

I tried the Zyxel FWA510 - read what I thought of this WiFi router

This versatile 5G router provides reliable internet access but Wi-Fi 6 performance is below par.

The Walrus

Did Canada Really Just Build a $7.5 Million Monument That Honours Nazis?

Because it sure looks that way

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