Cloudflare Outrage : Cloudflare has restored its services after a major outage disrupted access for thousands of users around the world. The incident affected websites, apps, and services reliant on Cloudflare’s network, but services are gradually returning to normal.

Cloudflare Restores Services After Major Outage | Thousands Face Access Issues

During the ongoing nationwide demonstrations in Israel, more than 60,000 Israel Defence Force reservists participated in a protest against the government's proposed judicial overhaul. However, what will happen when the reservists leave the military and what will the consequences of this reasonableness bill, which restricts the Supreme Court's authority, be?

Israel's looming security threat, reservists warn to quit service

Kerala is among the first Indian states walking on the path of self-reliance. It is also the first state to declare the right to the Internet as a basic right. The Indian state has now officially launched its own internet broadband connection. Known as Kerala Fibre Optical Network (KFON), the fibre network is going to provide internet connectivity.

What exactly is KFON? India's Kerala plans to provide internet access to every home

For any child who has grown up in India, irrespective of religion, langar has been a part of life. Whenever someone talks about visiting a Gurudwara anywhere in the world, the shrine of the Sikhs, it is an unsaid thing that they will also be opting to sit down and eat langar. What’s the story behind langar? We tell you everything in this week’s episode of World of Food.

World of Food S2 | The selfless service of Langar

Prince Harry's explosive tell-all autobiography has stirred up a storm, even before its release due next week in one excerpt Harry acknowledged killing 25 people in Afghanistan during his time there as an Apache Helicopter pilot.

UK: Prince Harry recalls military service in Afghanistan, acknowledges killing 25 during service

The Federal Security Service (FSB) of Russia nabbed an ISIS suicide bomber who was planning a high profile terrorist attack against one of the representatives of the ruling circle of India.

I-S terrorist held by Russia's top security agency, admits plot against Indian leader

Twitter has entered the dark web after being blocked by the Russian government. The dark web uses 'The onion router' (TOR), which is a hidden service protocol. It creates a virtual private network (VPN).

After being blocked in Russia, Twitter launches new ‘dark web’ service

Internet services in Ukraine have been massively affected by the Russian invasion. As per internet blockage observatory NetBlocks, the connection is majorly hampered in the southern and eastern parts of the country where fighting has been heaviest.

Ukraine invasion: Internet services majorly disrupted as Russian troops advance

A "catastrophic" aviation crisis may unfold in less than 36 hours due to the deployment of new 5G service, warned the chief executives of major US passenger and cargo carriers on Monday.

New 5G service may trigger 'catastrophic’ aviation crisis, warn major US airline CEOs

A journey that began in 1982 with the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has come to an end on 14th January 2022. Dr Kailasavadivoo Sivan, who joined the state-run space agency as a young engineer fresh out of college, is stepping down as Chairman, ISRO and Secretary, Department of Space, after 40 years of service, with many feathers in his cap.

40 years and counting.. in service of India, thank you Dr K. Sivan

Hurricane Ida made landfall Friday as a Category 1 hurricane on the southwestern coast of Cuba, the local meteorological service reported. This afternoon, I held a call with the head of FEMA and governors ahead of Hurricane Ida to discuss preparations for what is expected to be a dangerous storm.

Hurricane Ida makes landfall in southwest Cuba: Weather service

Uzbekistan has detained 84 Afghan military servicemen who crossed the border on Saturday, the Tashkent government said on Sunday, adding that another group of soldiers had amassed near a border checkpoint on the Afghan side.

Uzbekistan detains 84 Afghan servicemen who crossed border fleeing Taliban

The Acropolis and Slopes, a world-famous archaeological site in the Greek capital Athens, were closed on Thursday and Friday afternoon due to high temperatures. The heatwave began hitting Greece starting last Tuesday, with temperatures higher than 38 degrees Celsius recorded from Wednesday to Friday. The Ephorate of Antiquities of Athens, a department within the Greek Ministry of Culture, said on Wednesday that due to the heatwave, the site would remain closed from 13:00 to 17:00 on Thursday and Friday. The Acropolis and its Slopes are located on a rocky outcrop above the city of Athens, with few trees available to provide shade for visitors against the scorching sun. In addition to hurting tourism, high temperatures are also affecting people's livelihoods.

Acropolis closes due to heatwave in Athens

It is touted to be the first such service in the country

First helitaxii service takes off in Bengaluru

According to the Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature will be 27 degree Celsius, with lows of eight degrees. The lowest temperature recorded at the weather station in Delhi's Safdarjung was 7 degrees Celsius

Low temperature and dense fog continue to affect rail operations

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