US tech giant Facebook said it has blocked 200 accounts operated by hackers in Iran linked to espionage operations which targeted western military, defence and aerospace personnel while using its platform.

Iranian hackers used site to target military personnel in US, UK and Europe, says Facebook

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that Kashi is emerging as one of the biggest medical hubs of Purvanchal, with facilities being made available for the treatment of those diseases for which people had to go to Delhi and Mumbai earlier.

Kashi emerging as one of biggest medical hubs of Purvanchal: PM Modi

Concerned over the "enormous misuse" of the colonial era penal law on sedition, the Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Centre why it was not repealing the provision used by the British to 'silence' people like Mahatma Gandhi and to suppress the freedom movement.

Why aren't you repealing British era sedition law used against Gandhi, SC asks Centre

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported Wednesday night that the Earth was enveloped in a dense stream of solar wind, though no notable impact was manifested as the event was not particularly strong.

Earth was engulfed by solar wind for a few hours: NOAA

Under new edicts covering almost two dozen cities and counties, millions of Chinese people will be banned from public spaces including schools, hospitals, and shopping malls unless they obtain the COVID-19 vaccine.

In China, public spaces will soon not accept unvaccinated adults

While hearing a plea based case on Friday, a division bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh observed, “It would be a disaster if vaccines are administered without trials that too in case of children.

Vaccinating children without clinical trials can be disastrous: Delhi HC

At least nine people were killed and dozens more are missing after a string of boats capsized in a storm that battered Indonesia's section of Borneo island, a local rescue agency said Friday.

Nine killed, dozens missing after boats capsize in Indonesia storm

Military intervention in Haiti "is not on the agenda", France's foreign minister has said, following a Haitian request for international help with security. The July 7 assassination of President Jovenel Moise, which came during a period of heightened gang violence and political instability, has plunged the nation into confusion.

France says military intervention in Haiti 'not on agenda'

All sentiments, including religion, are subservient to the Right to Life, the Supreme Court said on Friday and asked the Uttar Pradesh government to inform by July 19 whether it would reconsider its decision to hold a "symbolic" Kanwar Yatra.

Supreme Court asks UP to reconsider Kanwar Yatra decision

Ocugen Inc., Bharat Biotech's partner for the USA and Canada for COVID-19 vaccine Covaxin has initiated a rolling submission to Health Canada for the jab, the US company said in a regulatory filing.

Bharat Biotech's partner seeks approval for India-made Covaxin in Canada

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday authorised the deployment of 25,000 Armed forces personnel as the death toll due to the violence in the country rose to 212.

Death toll in South Africa violence rises to 212; 25,000 defence personnel deployed

Exactly one month after Gov. Gavin Newsom triumphantly announced California’s “grand reopening” from more than a year of health restrictions, Los Angeles County said Thursday that face masks would again be required indoors starting this weekend.

Haunted by past virus surges, California leans on masks and vaccines

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