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Police register FIR in DDOS attacks on ISPs
25 Jul 2016
European regulator cracks down on drugs tested in India
25 Jul 2016
Generic drugs manufactured by the likes of Novartis AG, Teva Pharmaceutical, Mylan, and smaller Indian firms and tested at Indian sites are affected by the European Medicine Agency's strictures, which found 'substantial manipulation' of test results
Pak paper slams PM Sharif’s belligerent Kashmir rhetoric
25 Jul 2016
In an unusual development, a Pakistani newspaper has criticised its Kashmir policy. Referring to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif saying he was waiting for the day all of Kashmir would join Pakistan, the Daily Times on Sunday urged him not to indulge in "wishful thinking"
Pak paper slams PM Sharif’s belligerent Kashmir rhetoric
25 Jul 2016
In an unusual development, a Pakistani newspaper has criticised its Kashmir policy. Referring to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif saying he was waiting for the day all of Kashmir would join Pakistan, the Daily Times on Sunday urged him not to indulge in "wishful thinking"
Adarsh scam: no demolition, Centre to take possession
23 Jul 2016
The SC has asked the registrar of the Bombay high court to hand over all records pertaining to the society to the Director of Military Estate or his nominee whoever takes over possession of the building
Snowden joins hacker ‘Bunnie’ to create spy-proof phone device
22 Jul 2016
Whistleblower Edward Snowden and hardware hacker Andrew ‘Bunnie’ Huang have teamed up to create a ‘snoop-proof’ smartphone device, which they say will protect journalists from government intrusion
Plaints against telcos on the rise; Airtel tops
22 Jul 2016
Plaints against telcos on the rise; Airtel tops
22 Jul 2016
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