Dubai Ruler Sheikh Mohammed introduces law on lost and abandoned property with fines up to AED 200,000

Dubai Ruler Sheikh Mohammed has issued a new law placing Dubai Police in full charge of managing lost and abandoned property. The law sets strict reporting deadlines, defines finder and owner responsibilities, and introduces penalties reaching AED 200,000 for violations. It also outlines procedures for reclaiming property, rewards for finders, and replaces the previous 2015…

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‘Another launch attempt tomorrow’: Elon Musk shares update after SpaceX calls off Starship’s 10th test launch

SpaceX’s Starship launch faced a delay. Engineers detected a ground system issue. A liquid oxygen leak caused the problem. Elon Musk confirmed the setback on X. The team is working to fix the leak. Another launch attempt is scheduled for Monday. Starship is vital for future Mars missions. Earlier, Falcon 9 also faced similar oxygen…

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Justin Herbert drops major clue about Madison Beer romance before Chargers face Raiders in Monday Night Football game

Justin Herbert led the Chargers to a season-opening victory against the Chiefs, but his connection with singer Madison Beer has also grabbed headlines. Following dating rumors, they were seen together after the game, sparking fan interest. As Herbert prepares for the Raiders, Beer is set to release a new single, adding another layer to their…

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Digital mobility boost: Navi UPI links with ONDC to enable metro QR ticketing; service live in major cities, more to follow

Navi UPI has joined forces with ONDC to bring QR-based metro ticketing to commuters in Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru via its app. This integration allows users to plan routes, book tickets, and pay seamlessly, aiming to digitize a significant portion of daily metro travel and reduce reliance on cash. The service is set to expand…

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Candidates’ challenges ahead: JSSC declares 1.48 lakh successful in physical tests for excise constables; 84 results pending due to various issues

In a major update, the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission has revealed that 1,48,054 candidates successfully qualified for the excise constable roles, while 84 results remain under review. The physical assessment conducted from August to September 2024 faced several challenges, tragically including the loss of 15 candidates’ lives.

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