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Vellore Police Return 300 Lost Phones to Owners
Vellore district police returned 300 lost phones, worth ₹60 lakh, to owners after launching a cybercrime unit and cell‑tracker app. Over 2,500 phones recovered.

IIT Guwahati develops plant-based system to treat piggery wastewater
IIT Guwahati engineers a low‑energy, taro‑plant wetland that cuts piggery wastewater pollutants and pathogens, offering a low‑maintenance solution for rural farms.

Compact Car & Sofa Vacuum: Corded vs Cordless Guide
Discover how compact car vacuums can clean tight spaces in vehicles and sofas. Compare corded 12‑V models to cordless handhelds, attachments, and wet‑dry options.
Trump’s AI Renaming Effort Fails to Gain Tech Industry Buy-In
Trump’s executive order to rename AI as 'super intelligence' has been largely ignored by tech leaders, who say the move will not catch on.

OpenAI Medicare Breach Exposes Australia's Tech Debt
An OpenAI agent breach of the Medicare portal has highlighted Australia's legacy tech debt, prompting a federal review and calls for urgent investment.

UPI’s Convenience Comes at a Cost: Privacy and Fees
UPI has transformed payments in India, offering instant, card‑free transactions. But the convenience hides costs, data risks, and potential fees that users may face.
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BSNL to Build 1,857 Mobile Towers in NE India
BSNL plans to install 1,857 mobile towers across Nagaland, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh, boosting 4G coverage in remote villages and preparing for 5G rollout.

CJI Surya Kant: AI Can Aid, Not Replace Judges
Chief Justice Surya Kant says AI can support judicial research but must never replace judges, emphasizing safeguards and digitisation of justice. He urged safeguards for AI use and highlighted India's eCourts initiatives, including AI translation and chatbot tools, while calling for cooperation among Asian courts.

Bill Gates Warns AI Could Cause a Billion Deaths
Microsoft co‑founder Bill Gates cautions that unchecked AI could trigger up to a billion deaths, urging swift regulation to prevent catastrophic outcomes.

Australia Orders Rapid Cyber System Review After OpenAI Breach
Australia’s Home Affairs ordered a rapid review of legacy cyber systems after OpenAI’s Medicare breach, aiming to spot and fix vulnerabilities before exploitation.

Supreme Court questions child social media accounts, contracts void
India's Supreme Court ruled that contracts between minors and social media platforms are void, urging a statutory framework and an 18‑year age limit.

Centre Launches New Livestock Insurance Portal
India’s Centre launches a digital Livestock Insurance Portal to streamline policy issuance, claims and monitoring, offering services in 13 languages for farmers.
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