Marine reform: Centre notifies new deep-sea fishing rules; bans foreign vessels, empowers cooperatives – what changes for Indian fishers?

New rules for deep-sea fishing in India’s Exclusive Economic Zone are now in effect. These rules prioritize fishermen cooperatives and small-scale fishers. Foreign vessels are banned from Indian waters. The government aims to boost high-value tuna fishing and expand opportunities in the marine fisheries sector. Digital transparency and sustainable practices are key features of this…

Read More

NBA Trade Rumors: Golden State Warriors Could Target $30 Million Los Angeles Clippers Star to Support Stephen Curry and Improve Title Odds

Golden State Warriors are considering a trade for Los Angeles Clippers forward Derrick Jones Jr. This move aims to boost their defense and athleticism. The Clippers could gain youth or draft picks in return. For Jones, it means joining a contender and gaining visibility. This trade could benefit all parties involved.

Read More

Aamir Khan says ‘Sitaare Zameen Par’ earned 20 times more than its normal business on Youtube: ‘No problem with OTT’

Aamir Khan released ‘Sitaare Zameen Par’ on YouTube via pay-per-view, priced at ₹100, six weeks post-theatrical release, sparking debate. He cited concerns about the exhibition ecosystem’s collapse post-pandemic, with films rushing to OTT platforms. Khan advocates for expanding theatrical reach in India, particularly in smaller districts, to give films a fair chance.

Read More

Madhya Pradesh: Gang uproots ATM, heaves it into vehicle & flees; incident happens just metres away from police station

Barely 24 hours after villagers thwarted ATM thieves in Jabalpur, a daring gang successfully uprooted and stole a Bank of Maharashtra ATM in Katni, just metres from a police station. In a swift, 15-minute operation, thieves blinded CCTV cameras and made off with the machine containing approximately Rs 11 lakh, heading towards Jabalpur.

Read More

University of Pennsylvania hit with lawsuits claiming negligence in protecting former students’ information during cyberattack

Former University of Pennsylvania students are suing, alleging inadequate data protection following a cyberattack. The breach, initiated by a fraudulent email, exposed personal information. Lawsuits claim Penn failed to safeguard alumni data long-term, leaving graduates vulnerable to identity theft and fraud. The FBI is investigating, while the university works to enhance security.

Read More

“They going to eat you alive”: Deion Sanders leaves Colorado players in disbelief with brutal social media statement before 2025 season

Deion Sanders cautioned Colorado players about relying on social media hype. He emphasized that online popularity won’t compensate for poor performance. Sanders expressed disappointment after a scrimmage. He stressed the importance of on-field execution. The Buffaloes face Georgia Tech in their opening game. Key players like Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter have moved on to…

Read More