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Kochi police are investigating a closed chat group involving a student and outsiders, focusing on AI-assisted morphing of images and ruling out.Kochi college students, photo morphing investigation, Bharata Mata College, student teacher image misuse, cyber crime Kochi, digital evidence, private chat group, former student involvement, outsider participation, sexually explicit content, AI image manipulation, Kerala government initiative, cyber forensic experts, online racket, generative technology misuse

Kochi photo-morphing case leads cops to private chat group; no sale trail yet ↗

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While Narendran has emerged as the frontrunner among internal candidates, Agrawal is also in the reckoning with his investment-banking and capital-allocation experience, while Chauhan, a veteran of India's capital markets and one of the founding executives of the National Stock Exchange, could turn out to be the dark horse

The Telegraph Online

I call it (Iran war) a military conflict because it's small potatoes for us. It's not a big thing ↗

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Tata Chemicals said in a statement Thursday that it respects the authority of the government of Kenya

Deccan Chronicle

Are We Slaves?: Kenya Tells Tata Chemicals to Pack Up Over Lack of... ↗

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NDTV & Just Rights for Children have been running the Child Marriage Free India campaign since 2023.

NDTV Global Impact UN Declares November 27 Day Against Child Marriage ↗

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The New Indian Express

Odisha Literary Festival 2026 begins; 'Literature offers emotional, spiritual comfort', says Arif Mohammad Khan ↗

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Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion to settle child-harm claims brought by a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general from across US, its territories and the District of Columbia. If American children now receive court-backed protection from harmful platform design, why should Indian children not receive the same assurance of safety?

US Settlement With Meta Is A Start. India Must Protect Itself ↗

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Hindustan Times

India eyes 5 more S-400s after Op Sindoor success; Russia sends cost proposal ↗

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with National Teachers’ Award winners on Teachers’ Day, discussing innovative teaching, hidden student talents, screen addiction, drug abuse and creativity. He urged teachers to move beyond textbooks and help preserve children’s curiosity and childhood.

'Keep Childhood Alive': PM Narendra Modi Urges Teachers To Tackle Screen Addiction, Drug Abuse & Nurture Student Creativity On Teachers’ Day | Watch ↗

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