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"Dehumanising": Students Caught In Harvard Crisis Speak To Foreign Media
There are 6,800 international students in Harvard that make up about 27% of Harvards enrollments this year. About one-third of its foreign students are Chinese and 700 are Indian.
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Vivo X Fold 3 Pro's Indian Variant to Get Familiar Zeiss Branded Cameras, V3 Imaging Chip: Report
Vivo X Fold 3 Pro is expected to land in the Indian market soon. The Chinese smartphone brand is yet to confirm the arrival of its latest foldable phone in the country, but a media report reveals that the global variant of Vivo X Fold 3 Pro will flaunt Zeiss-branded cameras and the company's in-house V3 chip. The model launched in China runs on Qua...
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Meta Takes Down Indian Firm CyberRoot Risk Advisory's Accounts Along With 900 Chinese Fake Accounts
Meta has removed over 40 accounts operated by an Indian firm CyberRoot Risk Advisory, allegedly involved in hacking-for-hire services, the social media firm said in a report. The company also said that it took down a network of about 900 fake accounts on Instagram and Facebook operated from China.
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Elon Musk Accuses Twitter of Fraud for Concealing Serious Security Flaws in Amended Lawsuit: Report
Elon Musk has accused Twitter of fraud by concealing serious flaws in the social media company's data security. Following the allegations made by a Twitter whistleblower, Musk amended his previously filed lawsuit against the firm. The Twitter whistleblower accused Twitter of knowingly allowing the Indian and Chinese governments to place its "agents...
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India Should Stop "Regulatory Assault": Chinese State Media On Xiaomi Row
India should stop its "regulatory assault" on Chinese companies, state-backed Chinese newspaper Global Times said, after smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp alleged threats of "physical violence" in Indian investigations.
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Moj by ShareChat Wants to Be the Indian TikTok, Gets 50 Thousand Downloads in 2 Days
Moj, an app by Indian social media platform ShareChat, has been silently launched to fill in the void left by TikTok. Moj is available on the Google Play store for free and offers similar functionality to TikTok in terms of short videos, special effects, stickers, and emoticons.
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China State Media Plays Down India Clash, No Mention Of Casualties
Beijing's state media on Wednesday played down a deadly border confrontation between Chinese and Indian troops and did not reveal casualties on its side even as social media users urged retaliation.
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No Chinese Parts In Reliance Jio 4G, 5G Networks: Mukesh Ambani To Donald Trump
The Trump administration has been persuading India to keep China's Huawei out of the India's 5G deployments. But the Indian government has allowed Huawei and ZTE to participate in 5G trials.
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China Develops Underwater Surveillance Networks In Indian Ocean, South China Sea
China has developed a new underwater surveillance network to help its submarines get a stronger lock on targets while protecting the nation's interests along the maritime Silk Road, which included the Indian Ocean, a media report said.
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China Hearts Nirmala Sitharaman's Video Teaching 'Namaste' To Its Troops
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has received plenty of favourable reviews from Chinese media for her weekend visit to the border at Sikkim which only months ago witnessed a major stand-off between the armies of the two countries.
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Patrols In Doklam For Protecting Territory, Says China
Amidst media reports that it has stepped up the presence of troops and widening the road in Doklam area, China on Friday said it has the right to protect its territorial rights.
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Chinese State Media Video Mocks India In Bizarre Propaganda On Doklam
In an agitprop video that has amused more than angered Indians, China's official news agency Xinhua has accused India of committing "seven sins" in the two-month-long Doklam standoff near Sikkim and embellished its comments with poorly spelt subtitles and racial stereotypes.
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From Chinese Media, Another Warning On Sikkim Dispute, This Time To US
The United States is bent on interfering and benefitting from the border standoff between India and China at Sikkim, said a state-run paper in Beijing today, warning that "China won't give up safeguarding its territory because of US interference."
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China 'Looks Down' On India's Military Power, Says Beijing State-Run Media
A day after China warned India that it will offer "no compromise" on the stand-off at the Sikkim border, its state-run media declared that Delhi should either withdraw its troops "with dignity or be kicked out".
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Indian Army Should Learn From 'Historical Lessons', Says China
China on Thursday asked India to withdraw its troops from the Donglong area in Sikkim sector as a precondition for a "meaningful dialogue" to settle the boundary issue, warning that the Indian Army should learn "historical lessons", in an oblique reference to the 1962 war.
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"Dehumanising": Students Caught In Harvard Crisis Speak To Foreign Media
There are 6,800 international students in Harvard that make up about 27% of Harvards enrollments this year. About one-third of its foreign students are Chinese and 700 are Indian.
-
Vivo X Fold 3 Pro's Indian Variant to Get Familiar Zeiss Branded Cameras, V3 Imaging Chip: Report
Vivo X Fold 3 Pro is expected to land in the Indian market soon. The Chinese smartphone brand is yet to confirm the arrival of its latest foldable phone in the country, but a media report reveals that the global variant of Vivo X Fold 3 Pro will flaunt Zeiss-branded cameras and the company's in-house V3 chip. The model launched in China runs on Qua...
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Meta Takes Down Indian Firm CyberRoot Risk Advisory's Accounts Along With 900 Chinese Fake Accounts
Meta has removed over 40 accounts operated by an Indian firm CyberRoot Risk Advisory, allegedly involved in hacking-for-hire services, the social media firm said in a report. The company also said that it took down a network of about 900 fake accounts on Instagram and Facebook operated from China.
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Elon Musk Accuses Twitter of Fraud for Concealing Serious Security Flaws in Amended Lawsuit: Report
Elon Musk has accused Twitter of fraud by concealing serious flaws in the social media company's data security. Following the allegations made by a Twitter whistleblower, Musk amended his previously filed lawsuit against the firm. The Twitter whistleblower accused Twitter of knowingly allowing the Indian and Chinese governments to place its "agents...
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India Should Stop "Regulatory Assault": Chinese State Media On Xiaomi Row
India should stop its "regulatory assault" on Chinese companies, state-backed Chinese newspaper Global Times said, after smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp alleged threats of "physical violence" in Indian investigations.
-
Moj by ShareChat Wants to Be the Indian TikTok, Gets 50 Thousand Downloads in 2 Days
Moj, an app by Indian social media platform ShareChat, has been silently launched to fill in the void left by TikTok. Moj is available on the Google Play store for free and offers similar functionality to TikTok in terms of short videos, special effects, stickers, and emoticons.
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China State Media Plays Down India Clash, No Mention Of Casualties
Beijing's state media on Wednesday played down a deadly border confrontation between Chinese and Indian troops and did not reveal casualties on its side even as social media users urged retaliation.
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No Chinese Parts In Reliance Jio 4G, 5G Networks: Mukesh Ambani To Donald Trump
The Trump administration has been persuading India to keep China's Huawei out of the India's 5G deployments. But the Indian government has allowed Huawei and ZTE to participate in 5G trials.
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China Develops Underwater Surveillance Networks In Indian Ocean, South China Sea
China has developed a new underwater surveillance network to help its submarines get a stronger lock on targets while protecting the nation's interests along the maritime Silk Road, which included the Indian Ocean, a media report said.
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China Hearts Nirmala Sitharaman's Video Teaching 'Namaste' To Its Troops
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has received plenty of favourable reviews from Chinese media for her weekend visit to the border at Sikkim which only months ago witnessed a major stand-off between the armies of the two countries.
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Patrols In Doklam For Protecting Territory, Says China
Amidst media reports that it has stepped up the presence of troops and widening the road in Doklam area, China on Friday said it has the right to protect its territorial rights.
-
Chinese State Media Video Mocks India In Bizarre Propaganda On Doklam
In an agitprop video that has amused more than angered Indians, China's official news agency Xinhua has accused India of committing "seven sins" in the two-month-long Doklam standoff near Sikkim and embellished its comments with poorly spelt subtitles and racial stereotypes.
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From Chinese Media, Another Warning On Sikkim Dispute, This Time To US
The United States is bent on interfering and benefitting from the border standoff between India and China at Sikkim, said a state-run paper in Beijing today, warning that "China won't give up safeguarding its territory because of US interference."
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China 'Looks Down' On India's Military Power, Says Beijing State-Run Media
A day after China warned India that it will offer "no compromise" on the stand-off at the Sikkim border, its state-run media declared that Delhi should either withdraw its troops "with dignity or be kicked out".
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Indian Army Should Learn From 'Historical Lessons', Says China
China on Thursday asked India to withdraw its troops from the Donglong area in Sikkim sector as a precondition for a "meaningful dialogue" to settle the boundary issue, warning that the Indian Army should learn "historical lessons", in an oblique reference to the 1962 war.
