‘5 things I would never let my kid do’: Cybersecurity expert on how to keep kids safe online

Cybersecurity veteran Ben Gillenwater, with NSA experience, outlines five crucial digital safety rules for children, strongly supported by scientific research. He advises against social media, anonymous chats and tech in bedrooms. Gillenwater also stresses pre-smartphone talks about sextortion and supervised YouTube use. These boundaries are vital for protecting children’s mental health and safety in today’s…

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‘EC orchestrated SIR drama’: Jairam Ramesh hits out after discrepancies in final voter list; calls poll body ‘B-team of BJP’

Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh alleged widespread irregularities in Bihar’s final electoral roll, claiming the Election Commission orchestrated the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) to benefit the BJP. He cited discrepancies like 247 voters in one household and 47 lakh deletions, accusing the EC of acting as the BJP’s “B-team” and undermining democracy.

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Rs 3,500 crore Isabgol trade at risk: Why GST rates are causing confusion – explained

India’s Rs 3,500 crore isabgol export industry faces severe turbulence as processors threaten to halt seed procurement from October 6. Unresolved GST issues, particularly ambiguous rules on seed taxation, cause prolonged fund blockage and working capital stress. This crisis, compounded by US tariffs, jeopardises India’s global competitiveness as the world’s largest psyllium husk supplier, prompting…

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‘Practically impossible to have three captains’: Ajit Agarkar on Shubman Gill taking over ODI reins from Rohit Sharma

Shubman Gill has been named India’s ODI captain, replacing Rohit Sharma, as part of a strategic move to consolidate leadership across formats. Chief selector Ajit Agarkar cited long-term planning for the 2027 World Cup and the impracticality of having three different captains. Gill, already Test captain, also serve as T20I vice-captain under Suryakumar Yadav.

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Delhi: JNU issues advisory after student clash; urges vigilance and peace, warns action against violence

JNU issued an advisory after a scuffle between two student groups on campus Thursday, urging vigilance and peace among hostel residents. The university warned of strict action against violence and reminded students to seek prior permission for events. This clash involved ABVP and Left-affiliated groups during Ravan Dahan and Durga idol immersion, with both sides…

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