Subham Tiwari
Subham Tiwari specializes in Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and data-driven reporting. His work focuses on defence, cyber security, conflicts, misinformation, disaster, and visual storytelling.
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Loopholes In CBSE Portal Allowed Unauthorised Marking, Security Researcher Claims
These vulnerabilities were so basic that even a non-technical person with little coding knowledge could take over examiner accounts and reset passwords without knowing the old password, the researcher said.
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Attack On Indian Ship Shows No Route Is Safe In Hormuz As Iran Tightens Grip
The location of the attack suggests that the cargo ship was following a new shipping corridor that emerged after Iran blocked the main shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz in March.
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Pakistan's Map Faux Pas In Peace Talks Meeting With Afghanistan
The map was shown at a meeting held in Istanbul earlier this week, which aimed to ease military tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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Heatwave Sparks Forest Fires Across 12 States, Madhya Pradesh Worst Hit
According to the FSI data, at least 10 forest fires were detected burning on Thursday for more than three days continuously.
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India-Bound Ship Among 2 Seized By Iran's Revolutionary Guards
India-Bound Tanker Among 2 Seized By Iran's Revolutionary Guards
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Indian Vessel, 3 Others Cross Strait Of Hormuz Via 'New Shipping Route'
The new route avoids international waters and stays within Oman's territorial sea limits.
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Satellite Pic Shows Damage At Iran's "Toll Collector" Base Hit By Airstrikes
An analysis of the image by NDTV Datafy suggests fires at four warehouses scattered across the waterfront infrastructure and support buildings at the base.
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Iran's Kharg Oil Exports Continue Despite Bombing, Trump's Seizure Threat
There were only a few days since March 1 when two or fewer super tankers were seen loading oil at Kharg.
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Ship Clusters Raise Fears Of Sea Disaster As Missiles, Drones Fly Above
Pockets of off-coast areas in the Gulf have turned into a virtual tinderbox as commercial ships remain huddled in proximity as they wait on either side of the crucial Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has blocked amid ongoing war with the US and Israel.
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Signal Interference Hits Passenger Planes Amid War In Middle East
False signals mimicking GPS and GNSS have been creating trouble for flight operations in the Middle East amid the ongoing military conflict.
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How Ajit Pawar's Plane Went Silent Mid-Flight
Around 8:43 am, the Learjet 45, went silent, suggesting the likely time of the crash, according to Flightradar24.
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What The US Exit From A Piracy-Fighting Pact Means For Asia
President Donald Trump's decision to pull the United States out of a key Asian maritime security initiative earlier this month comes at a sensitive moment for the Indo-Pacific.
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Iran Conducts Gunfire Drills As Trump Threatens Military Action
Iran is conducting live gunfire exercises along its Persian Gulf coast and in areas bordering Iraq and Azerbaijan, as Tehran faces mounting pressure from nationwide anti-government protests and the looming threat of US military intervention.
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Protests Against Iran's Regime Spread To Over 45 Cities Amid Deadly Crackdown
Iran is witnessing its most significant wave of unrest in years, with more than 40 people dead and over 2,200 arrested as security forces tried to quell protests demanding economic reforms and the removal of the Ayatollah Khomeini-led regime.
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Explained: What's Driving Trump's Obsession With Greenland?
After his recent actions in Venezuela, US President Donald Trump has once again set his sights on Greenland, the world's largest island.
