Times of India19.04.2026GeneralIndia
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EU Charges Meta with Breaching Digital Services Act Over Addictive Platform Design
The European Commission has charged Meta Platforms with violating the EU's Digital Services Act, citing addictive features on Instagram and Facebook. Meta faces potential fines of up to 6% of global turnover if changes aren't made to features like autoplay and infinite scroll.
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Man Claims H-1B Visa Revoked Over Unpaid $600 Traffic Fine
An H-1B visa holder reportedly had his visa revoked for failing to pay a $600 traffic fine by the deadline. The incident, shared on NRI channels, highlights the serious consequences of unpaid fines, even for non-criminal offenses, potentially impacting future re-entry into the US.
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يتطور·5 dk önce
Japanese Boy's Butterfly Memory Experiment Stuns Scientific Community
Ten-year-old Jo Nagai from Kobe, Japan, conducted a scientific experiment on swallowtail butterflies, demonstrating that they can retain memories through metamorphosis and even pass them to subsequent generations, a finding that has surprised scientists.
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PM Modi Launches Viksit UDAN Scheme to Boost Regional Air Travel
PM Modi launched Viksit UDAN, the revamped Regional Connectivity Scheme, aiming to create a complete aviation ecosystem. The scheme, with a Rs 28,840 crore outlay, focuses on airport development, helicopter connectivity, and indigenous aircraft to ensure long-term sustainability beyond initial subsidies.
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يتطور·15 dk önce
Pink Glow on ISS Reveals Secret Space Garden
A pink glow from the International Space Station's Columbus laboratory is from a plant-growing facility called Veggie. Astronauts are studying how plants like alfalfa grow in microgravity, examining nitrogen fixation, lignin development, and microbial interactions, with samples returned to Earth for analysis.
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يتطور·16 dk önce
Actor Rajpal Yadav Sentenced to Three Months in Jail for Loan Default
Actor Rajpal Yadav has been sentenced to three months imprisonment and a fine of Rs 1.05 crore per case for defaulting on a loan. The court dismissed his cases and upheld the Sessions court's order, citing repeated violation of undertakings. His wife, Radha, was also fined Rs 5 lakh per case.
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