ED seizes crypto during Goa land scam searches

The Enforcement Directorate conducted searches across Goa, New Delhi, and Chandigarh. The operation targeted alleged land grab cases. Crypto wallets containing approximately 1.5 lakh USDT were frozen. The ED also recovered documents related to land investments. This investigation stems from an FIR filed by Goa police concerning fraudulent land mutation and sale.

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“Got fined $200 for this” – Caitlin Clark claims WNBA fined her for reportedly mocking referees after Indiana Fever’s playoff win

WNBA star Caitlin Clark, currently sidelined with a groin injury, claims the league fined her $200 for criticizing referees on Instagram after the Fever’s playoff win against the Atlanta Dream. Clark’s sarcastic comment about the referees followed a post celebrating the team’s “elite bench mob.” Teammate Sophie Cunningham jokingly suggested a GoFundMe to help Clark…

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How dirty is your child’s stuffed animal? Understanding the hidden health risks

A recent study found that every stuffed animal tested harboured bacteria like E. coli, posing risks to children’s developing immune systems. These beloved companions can become breeding grounds for germs, especially when handled frequently. Fortunately, simple machine washing significantly reduces contamination, safeguarding your child’s health and keeping their favourite toy hygienic and soft. Regular cleaning…

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Applications for Semester 1 at Australian universities open: Indian students’ STEM tuition, living, visa, and OSHC costs

Australian STEM education remains a significant investment for Indian students, with tuition varying by university and programme. Sydney and Melbourne are the most expensive cities, with monthly living costs ranging from AUD 1,700 to AUD 2,700, including accommodation, food, and transport. Additional mandatory expenses include the AUD 2,000 student visa and Overseas Student Health Cover….

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