February, 2024 - Dakshin Gaurav

12 February 2026

Who was Jamal Khashoggi? Why does his widow demand apology from Saudi Arabia crown prince? How is it related to Donald Trump?

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Australia: 8 month-pregnant Indian techie, out on walk, killed after BMW crash in Sydney

19 November 2025

Crunchyroll brings iconic Makoto Shinkai films to India

19 November 2025

This is world’s longest, deepest rail tunnel, 57 km long, 8,040 feet deep, took 17 years to build, not Singapore, China, Japan, but in…

19 November 2025

technology

Meta to deploy in-house custom chips this year to power AI drive: Memo

Meta Platforms plans to deploy into its data centres this year a new version of a custom chip aimed at supporting its artificial intelligence (AI) push

2 February 2024

Politics

Stormont: Party leaders meet ahead of assembly sitting

Northern Ireland’s assembly will meet on Saturday, two years after power-sharing collapsed in 2022.

2 February 2024

technology

Tesla to recall nearly all its U.S. vehicles in largest-ever recall

Tesla is recalling 2.2 million vehicles in the United States due to incorrect font size on warning lights, which increases the risk of a crash

2 February 2024

technology

Apple’s China sales tumble highlights waning clout as local brands gain

Apple sales in China tumbles as the iPhone maker faced increasing competition from domestic rivals, coupled with longer upgrade cycles

2 February 2024

technology

EU agrees new push to repair, not replace, defective consumer goods

Consumers in the EU will be given greater rights to have goods such as washing machines and smartphones repaired under new rules aimes at reducing waste from defective or broken products

2 February 2024

technology

Google asks judge to overturn Epic Games antitrust verdict

Google has asked a U.S. judge to throw out a jury verdict for “Fortnite” maker Epic Games that found the tech giant abused its market dominance

2 February 2024

technology

Journalists, lawyers and activists hacked with Pegasus spyware in Jordan, forensic probe finds

A new report says Israeli-made Pegasus spyware was used in Jordan to hack the cellphones of nearly three dozen people, including journalists, lawyers and human rights activists

2 February 2024

technology