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India Targeted: The West’s misguided agenda and Modi’s paraspara diplomacy

With PM Modi poised for a potential third term, Modi 3.0, the fear of India's ascension into a higher economic, national growth and global leadership trajectory looms large.

Job scams are on the rise, What are they, and how can you protect yourself?

Scammers target their victims based on their online behaviour, financial situation, needs and even vulnerability to certain types of persuasion.

Call for action: Protect Australian journalists against ‘Khalistan’ terror threats on World Press Freedom Day

Law enforcement and governmental bodies must bolster their efforts to protect journalists and ensure that such threats are met with the full force of the law.

Becoming a landlord while still renting? ‘Rentvesting’ promises a foot on the property ladder, but watch your step

This would increase demand for rentals in the city and reduce the supply of owner-occupier properties in the regions, worsening the affordability of both.

Australians lose $5,200 every minute to scams: Could a simple government action curb this trend? Why the inaction?

If banks had to reimburse money lost, they’d have more of a reason to keep it safe.

ChatGPT’s impact on education and research

Despite the popularity and acceptance of this AI tool, many academics have reservations about the use of this AI tool, and some have accepted it as a usual norm.

Western media blitzkrieg against India’s Prime Minister Modi

Currently, one finds Western media propaganda reports bashing India, pouring in like the barrage of hail hitting the windowpanes during a hailstorm. 

We’re all feeling the collective grief and trauma of violence against women – but this is the progress we have made so far

It is a time for expressing our respect for the women who have lost their lives, and for renewing our commitments that we will not stand by and do nothing while women continue to be harmed.

BJP vs Congress: The Deafening Silence to India’s Overlooked Authoritarianism

Today, we inhabit an India that surpasses the wildest dreams of my generation, We almost take for granted what we couldn't even imagine possible ten years ago.

We spoke to young people about sexual consent. They understand the concept, but don’t always ask in the moment

Findings also point to a broader and more complex issue: the need for a whole-of-society approach to rethink sexual communication and consent.

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Dr Murali Reddy performs region’s first robotic knee replacements in New Zealand hospital

Dr Reddy’s journey spans three countries and decades of dedication to medicine.

Victoria slashes car rego and fares as Trump’s Iran war hits Aussie household budgets

Announcing the measures, Premier Allan said the package was designed to help families cope with rising household expenses and higher fuel costs.

Award-winning young Indian innovators develop eco-friendly answer to microplastic pollution

Vivaan Chhawchharia, Ariana Agarwal and Avyana Mehta recently won the Asia regional title at The Earth Prize for their invention, dubbed “Plas-Stick”.
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