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Because it is almost farcical that a political leader in a democracy is facing sedition charges because of conflicting belief system. Bangladesh opposition leader, Begum Khaleda Zia, is facing critici...

Corruption had seeped into the Indian system long before it became a norm. A young India was trying to find a foothold after British rulers had left her at the hands of Indian leaders. As the new-born...

Microsoft has decided to call off the support to its Widows XP operating systems since April 8 this year. As a result, the most of the global ATM services along with banking operation may be affected. Moreover, the Virus updates supplied through the Windows XP would also be stopped because of which it will a child's play for hackers to break into anyone's account and hack the desirous ATM.

The Electricity supplying corporation have come up with a new solution to put bridle over the uncontrollable theft of electricity. The 'single point scheme' of power units is in its last stage to be finally executed in the city. The electricity bills will be issued in a few prescribed colonies under this 'single point scheme' from 1st April 2014 as per sources. Under this execution of newly formulated system, power supply will be improved on one hand and alongside, a vigil can be kept on power theft or thieves with ease.

Colleges in Bangalore, the Silicon city of India are implementing a moral policing system by giving powers to outsourced security guards that they verify whether the tank top meets his sense of morality. Dupatta (a tank top) for the dress Salwar Kameez is a must now. Engineering and MBA college s

Motorola Milestone is the first Smartphone in the country to have the Android 2.1 Operating system. Powered by the ARM Cortex A8 600 MHz processor, Motorola Milestone is all set to enthrall users with novelty, technology and great web features. The smarter messaging and captivating media features ad

Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (ISAT) offers the following academic programs at the undergraduate level: 1. B.Tech. (Physical Sciences) with space applications in the areas of Astronomy, Earth System Science, Astrophysics, Planetary Sciences and Remote Sensing.

Many users reported that redbus an Indian online bus ticket booking portal is slow or not functioning for more than an hour today. The problem might be just a technical flick or a technical upgrade. System is expected to restore in few hours and users are requested to contact the customer supp

IOCL announced on Friday, March 15 that delivery has started in Pune, Maharashtra. Indian Oil is the first company to launch the delivery system approved by Petroleum and Explosive Protection Organization (PESO).

Samsung has launched the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ today. Both flagship phones share the same design and features while differing in terms of display size and resolution, rear camera systems, battery capacities, as well as memory and storage. In India, the Note 10-series starts at ₹ 69,999.

You may have heard about the concept of space-elevator, a literal lift capable of taking Earthlings into orbit. The idea sounds pretty interesting, but the fact is, there's no technology available to actually make a system like that. That's why some scientists have now used the same concept to come up with another wacky space-travel solution: a 'spaceline' to Moon. Here's all about it.

A mere few weeks after the whole NSO Group debacle, WhatsApp is facing flak for another vulnerability in its system, a bug that hackers can exploit to snoop on your phone. The issue exists in both Android and iOS versions of the service and can be leveraged by simply sending you a malicious MP4.

AI has not only given us capable technologies but also some problems to worry about. Case in point: deepfakes that are created with machine learning algorithms and used for harassing celebs. They are a major problem, but a group of Indian researchers has come up with a solution to detect them.