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Razorpay Co-Founder Responds After Viral Clip Shows Payment Device Scam: 'We Will Disable'
Razorpay founder Shashank Kumar responded to the scam by announcing a software update to restrict gallery access on payment devices.
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UPSC To Introduce Screen Reader Software For Visually Impaired Candidates In Examinations
The Commission will use screen-reading software at various centres once infrastructure and testing feasibility are ensured.
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Customer Praises Zomato Delivery Agent With Disability For "Smooth" Service
The Zomato customer shared that the food order arrived on time, communication was clear, and the overall experience felt natural rather than exceptional - just as inclusion should be.
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NPCI Enhances UPI Payments with Biometric, Wearable Glass Verification
NPCI and RBI unveiled several initiatives to advance India’s digital payments ecosystem on Tuesday. NPCI launched on-device biometric authentication for UPI, allowing fingerprint or face unlock for transactions up to Rs. 5,000, and Aadhaar-based face authentication for setting or resetting UPI PINs. UPI Lite now supports payments via wearable sma...
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Born Without Arms, He Skydived At 14,000 Feet: YouTuber's Inspiring Journey
Isaac Harvey, a British disability advocate born with a rare condition, overcame rejection to complete a skydive and now leads campaigns for accessibility and inclusion. His achievements span adventure sports, filmmaking, and public advocacy.
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Centre Issues Draft SOP For Road Accident Victims With Disabilities
The Centre has proposed draft guidelines mandating disability-friendly ambulances, priority evacuation of injured persons, trained first responders, accessible public transport, and comprehensive rehabilitation plans for victims of road accidents.
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Centre Bans OTT Platforms Ullu, ALTT, Desiflix For Obscene Content
In a bid to crack down on unlawful and obscene content, the government has directed Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to disable public access to 25 OTT platforms, including big and popular names like Ullu, ALTT, and Desiflix.
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World's 10 Most Accessible Airports For Passengers With Reduced Mobility In 2025
The top 10 airports with the most accessible facilities include four airports from Japan, demonstrating the country's dedication to promoting seamless travel for all.
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Ramps, Wheelchair Areas: Proposed Changes To Transport Systems For Disabled
A draft framework has proposed sweeping changes to transport systems to make them more accessible for persons with disabilities, including mandatory wheelchair space, step-free toilets at stations, level boarding ramps, and trained staff.
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Microsoft Windows Users in Europe Can Now Uninstall Microsoft Store, Disable Microsoft Edge Default Prompts
Microsoft is rolling out noteworthy updates to Windows 10 and 11 for users in Europe, to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act. The update disables prompts to set Microsoft Edge as the default browser and even lets users uninstall the Microsoft Store app, while still receiving application updates.
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She Could Not Blink For Bank KYC. How It Led To Landmark Top Court Verdict
The Supreme Court's landmark judgment, stressing that digital access is intrinsic to the right to life, follows a long legal battle led by an acid attack survivor whose inability to blink had become an obstacle in opening a bank account in her name.
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iOS 18.5 Public Beta 1 for iPhone With Changes to Mail App and AppleCare Page Rolls Out
Apple on Tuesday released the iOS 18.5 Public Beta 1 update for the iPhone. It is said to be a minor update with only a handful of changes on offer. There are subtle changes to the Mail app and users can now choose to view Contact Photos within the email client. Further, the AppleCare information banner has been updated to provide a more comprehens...
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Improve Accessibility For Disabled Or Pack Up: High Court To Rapido
App-based transport aggregator Rapido has got a stern message from the Delhi High Court, which demanded that it improve accessibility for disabled persons or "pack up". Rapido has been given four months to provide these facilities.
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Threads Now Lets Users Reshare Photos, Videos from Others Without Quote Posting
Threads is rolling out a new feature which lets users share photos and videos from posts without quoting the original post, the platform head announced on Wednesday. Users will be able to add their own text and express their creative takes alongside the media while crediting them to the original poster.
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How to Enable or Disable Live Voicemail Feature on iPhone
This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about managing voicemail on your iPhone. Learn how to set up voicemail, customise greetings, and access voicemail messages easily. For those who prefer not to use voicemail, we explain how to disable it through your settings or by contacting your carrier. With the introduction of iOS 17, t...
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Razorpay Co-Founder Responds After Viral Clip Shows Payment Device Scam: 'We Will Disable'
Razorpay founder Shashank Kumar responded to the scam by announcing a software update to restrict gallery access on payment devices.
-
UPSC To Introduce Screen Reader Software For Visually Impaired Candidates In Examinations
The Commission will use screen-reading software at various centres once infrastructure and testing feasibility are ensured.
-
Customer Praises Zomato Delivery Agent With Disability For "Smooth" Service
The Zomato customer shared that the food order arrived on time, communication was clear, and the overall experience felt natural rather than exceptional - just as inclusion should be.
-
NPCI Enhances UPI Payments with Biometric, Wearable Glass Verification
NPCI and RBI unveiled several initiatives to advance India’s digital payments ecosystem on Tuesday. NPCI launched on-device biometric authentication for UPI, allowing fingerprint or face unlock for transactions up to Rs. 5,000, and Aadhaar-based face authentication for setting or resetting UPI PINs. UPI Lite now supports payments via wearable sma...
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Born Without Arms, He Skydived At 14,000 Feet: YouTuber's Inspiring Journey
Isaac Harvey, a British disability advocate born with a rare condition, overcame rejection to complete a skydive and now leads campaigns for accessibility and inclusion. His achievements span adventure sports, filmmaking, and public advocacy.
-
Centre Issues Draft SOP For Road Accident Victims With Disabilities
The Centre has proposed draft guidelines mandating disability-friendly ambulances, priority evacuation of injured persons, trained first responders, accessible public transport, and comprehensive rehabilitation plans for victims of road accidents.
-
Centre Bans OTT Platforms Ullu, ALTT, Desiflix For Obscene Content
In a bid to crack down on unlawful and obscene content, the government has directed Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to disable public access to 25 OTT platforms, including big and popular names like Ullu, ALTT, and Desiflix.
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World's 10 Most Accessible Airports For Passengers With Reduced Mobility In 2025
The top 10 airports with the most accessible facilities include four airports from Japan, demonstrating the country's dedication to promoting seamless travel for all.
-
Ramps, Wheelchair Areas: Proposed Changes To Transport Systems For Disabled
A draft framework has proposed sweeping changes to transport systems to make them more accessible for persons with disabilities, including mandatory wheelchair space, step-free toilets at stations, level boarding ramps, and trained staff.
-
Microsoft Windows Users in Europe Can Now Uninstall Microsoft Store, Disable Microsoft Edge Default Prompts
Microsoft is rolling out noteworthy updates to Windows 10 and 11 for users in Europe, to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act. The update disables prompts to set Microsoft Edge as the default browser and even lets users uninstall the Microsoft Store app, while still receiving application updates.
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She Could Not Blink For Bank KYC. How It Led To Landmark Top Court Verdict
The Supreme Court's landmark judgment, stressing that digital access is intrinsic to the right to life, follows a long legal battle led by an acid attack survivor whose inability to blink had become an obstacle in opening a bank account in her name.
-
iOS 18.5 Public Beta 1 for iPhone With Changes to Mail App and AppleCare Page Rolls Out
Apple on Tuesday released the iOS 18.5 Public Beta 1 update for the iPhone. It is said to be a minor update with only a handful of changes on offer. There are subtle changes to the Mail app and users can now choose to view Contact Photos within the email client. Further, the AppleCare information banner has been updated to provide a more comprehens...
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Improve Accessibility For Disabled Or Pack Up: High Court To Rapido
App-based transport aggregator Rapido has got a stern message from the Delhi High Court, which demanded that it improve accessibility for disabled persons or "pack up". Rapido has been given four months to provide these facilities.
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Threads Now Lets Users Reshare Photos, Videos from Others Without Quote Posting
Threads is rolling out a new feature which lets users share photos and videos from posts without quoting the original post, the platform head announced on Wednesday. Users will be able to add their own text and express their creative takes alongside the media while crediting them to the original poster.
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How to Enable or Disable Live Voicemail Feature on iPhone
This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about managing voicemail on your iPhone. Learn how to set up voicemail, customise greetings, and access voicemail messages easily. For those who prefer not to use voicemail, we explain how to disable it through your settings or by contacting your carrier. With the introduction of iOS 17, t...
