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After Ayodhya, Badrinath Hit By Donation Theft Claims, Temple Trust Orders Probe

I am a 27 year-old female. I completed my B.A. (Hons.) in Political Science from Miranda House and my M.A. in Political Science from Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak. I have qualified UGC NET in Political Science. For the past few years, I have been preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Examination. I wrote the Mains in the 2024 and 2025 cycles, but unfortunately, I could not clear the Prelims this year. At this stage, I am feeling quite confused about my career and am looking for job opportunities while deciding my next steps. I would be grateful if anyone could guide me on the following: Is pursuing a PhD a good option with my profile? If someone has qualified only UGC NET (without JRF), is it possible to receive a fellowship or financial assistance during a PhD in any university? What kind of jobs should I apply for with my academic background and UPSC preparation? Are there any opportunities in teaching, research, public policy, or other fields that would suit my profile? I sometimes feel that I don't have the right skills for the private sector, so any suggestions or experiences from people who have been in a similar situation would be really helpful. Thank you in advance for your guidance. @Rajnish_osho . @Yogesh1908 @GHClone4Bot

The Delhi High Court on Friday directed Union Government's Grievance Appellate Committee (GAC) to decide expeditiously within 15 days on whether to remove a video uploaded by YouTuber Dhruv Rathee on Hindu deities, which is alleged to be defamatory and hurting religious feelings. Read more: zurl.co/ax94S

FSSAI has issued notices to several beverage brands claiming to be ‘energy drinks’ for misbranding and misleading claims. *too late,too little

O bhaiya thoda Empire State Building ka address dena .. kuch kaam k liye upr chadhnaa hai 🫠🙃

Angrez Chale gye , gulam chor gye

As an advocate, I have observed an increasing number of cases and complaints involving sophisticated online scams that prey upon human emotions. As cybercrime continues to evolve, we are seeing a disturbing rise in organized syndicates that exploit human emotions with high levels of sophistication. These operations, often referred to as "grooming investment scams," don't just result in financial loss; they cause profound psychological trauma. Understanding how these groups operate is the first step in protecting yourself and your community. A Dual-Sided Human Tragedy: These scams typically involve two interconnected groups of victims, both exploited by criminal syndicates: 1. Persons Recruited to Lure Others: Young women, particularly those from poor or orphan backgrounds, are prime targets for recruitment. Fraudsters exploit their financial vulnerability and emotional needs by offering "easy online income" that requires no special skills. These girls are often used initially to build trust through friendly or romantic conversations. Once trust is established, the communication is frequently shifted to more experienced operators who are skilled at deepening the emotional manipulation and setting the trap. Many of these recruits do not fully realise they are part of a larger criminal scheme. The syndicates often conduct group meetings to coordinate and train participants. Even when victims try to verify identities, fraudsters use fake IDs and virtual numbers, making it difficult to confirm the same person. Locations also frequently appear inconsistent or manipulated. 2. Individuals Targeted for Exploitation: The primary targets are emotionally vulnerable individuals, those who are lonely, socially isolated, undergoing stress, or facing personal difficulties such as students preparing for competitive examinations. Common Pattern of Operation: • Interactions begin casually on social media or messaging platforms. • Fraudsters gradually build emotional trust and create a false sense of genuine friendship or romance. • Victims are eventually induced to transfer money, share confidential personal or financial information, or send intimate photographs/videos. • In many cases, this material is later used for blackmail, extortion, harassment, or continued exploitation. I strongly urge everyone to remain vigilant and to keep your near and dear ones, especially young women and emotionally vulnerable family members, aware of these dangers. Your vulnerability is being systematically exploited. Key Precautions: • Exercise extreme caution while interacting with unknown persons online. • Never share personal, financial, banking, or intimate content with anyone known only through the internet. • Be highly sceptical of "easy money" offers involving online chatting or relationship-building. • Verify identities thoroughly, remember that fake profiles, virtual numbers, and manipulated locations are commonly used. • Preserve all chats, screenshots, transaction records, and evidence of suspicious activity. • Report any suspected fraud immediately to the nearest police station or the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal. Emotional manipulation through these scams causes not only financial loss but profound psychological trauma. By staying informed and looking out for one another, we can collectively reduce the impact of these crimes. Genuine relationships develop gradually, with transparency and without pressure for money, gifts, or intimate material. If something feels too good to be true or creates urgency, it almost certainly is. I believe that awareness is one of the strongest tools in preventing cyber- enabled crimes. Stay safe, stay alert, and protect those around you.

Beijing warns Japan-India cooperation should 'not target' China

https://www.bhaskar.com/local/uttar-pradesh/gorakhpur/sahjanwa/news/sahjanwa-5-year-old-boy-missing-fears-kidnap-police-search-cctv-fails-fake-call-leads-138351006.html @Rajnish_osho the boy was killed ...the whole of my neighborhood has gone silent today.

Saw a few edits related to this on Instagram, and my God, the police helicopters that were supposed to understand what was happening ended up creating footage that looks better than many Hollywood movies.🎦