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Sagar Spurious Liquor Tragedy: Accused Who Sold & Consumed Illicit Liquor Dies During Treatment; Toll Rises To 25
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): An accused in the Sagar district spurious liquor case died during treatment on Tuesday, taking the reported death toll to 25. The district administration, however, has confirmed only 15 deaths. Police have intensified raids against those involved in the manufacture, trade and sale of spurious liquor, while a manhunt has been launched…
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‘Sagar Gold’ Ban Without Chemical Test Lands Jabalpur Excise Officer In Trouble; Reply Sought In 15 Days
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Jabalpur assistant excise commissioner Sanjeev Kumar Dubey faces action for banning the sale of ‘Sagar Gold’ liquor without a chemical test or permission from the competent authority. Dubey issued the order on Sept 06 after deaths in Sagar district following consumption of spurious liquor sold under the same brand name. He described…
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NGT Raps Bhopal Municipal Corporation Over Failure To Trace Hospital Behind Biomedical Waste Dumping
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): National Green Tribunal (NGT), on Tuesday, pulled up Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) over its failure to trace hospitals that dumped biomedical waste behind RTO. NGT has directed that the entire process, from waste generation to treatment, must be completed within 48 hours. Waste transport vehicles must be equipped with GPS, and the…
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IIT Indore Scientists Crack Open AI’s ‘Black Box’, Find Machines Can Learn Laws Of Chaos
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): IIT Indore scientists have found evidence that artificial intelligence (AI) can learn physical laws governing sudden changes in complex systems rather than merely memorising past patterns, potentially making AI more transparent and trustworthy. The study, led by Prof Sarika Jalan, used a machine-learning technique called Reservoir Computing to examine how an AI…
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₹3.42 Crore Cyber Money Trail Cracked In Indore; 16 Held For Supplying Mule Bank Accounts
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Police arrested 16 people in two cases for allegedly providing mule bank accounts to cyber fraudsters, with suspicious transactions of around Rs 3.42 crore detected in one account in just a month. DCP (Zone 1) Narendra Rawat said the accounts were linked to more than 200 cyber fraud complaints registered across the…
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Cronos Reports $9.1 Million in Unrecovered Funds After Tectonic Exploit
Cronos has recovered roughly $111.2 million from the $120.4 million Tectonic exploit. The blockchain was rolled back after the attacker manipulated TONIC’s price and used the inflated token value to borrow assets. Around $9.1 million remains unrecovered.
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US Court Moves to Seize $212,000 in Crypto Linked to North Korean IT Workers
A US federal court has ordered the forfeiture of around $212,700 (roughly Rs. 2 crore) in stablecoins allegedly linked to a North Korean IT worker scheme. The ruling gives the US government control of funds in a wallet containing USDC and USDT, while the court declined to immediately seize other properties targeted by the Department…
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Infinix Xpad 30 Pro Launched With MediaTek Helio G200 Ultimate SoC, 8,200mAh Battery: Price, Specifications
Infinix Xpad 30 Pro launched in global markets with an 11-inch display with 2.5K resolution. It runs on a MediaTek Helio G200 Ultimate chip, coupled with up to 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of onboard storage. It has an 8,200mAh battery with support for 18W fast charging. Infinix Xpad 30 Pro is available…
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iPhone 18 Series Launch Tomorrow: Here are All the Last Minute Leaks
Apple’s highly anticipated ‘Surprise and shine’ event is all set to take place at Apple Park tomorrow (September 9). The Cupertino-based tech giant is expected to unveil its next-generation iPhone lineup, known as the iPhone 18 series. The company typically streams all of its launch events via its YouTube channel and website, and you can…
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Australia Tightens Crypto Regulation With 45 Firms Removed
Australia’s financial intelligence regulator has suspended, cancelled, or denied renewal of registrations for 45 crypto and remittance businesses over the past year. AUSTRAC said the actions covered dormant and insolvent firms, inaccurate registration information, unreported material changes, and entities considered exposed to higher money laundering or terrorism financing risks.
