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Around Half Of Mental Health Conditions Start By 14: Expert Suggests How Schools Can Help
One of the most common misconceptions is that school-based mental health is only about responding to children in crisis.
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Apple Upgrade Programme Reportedly Launching on July 28 With iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch Leasing Options
Apple is said to be gearing up to introduce a new device leasing programme, called Apple Upgrade, tomorrow (Tuesday). According to a seasoned journalist, it is expected to cover most of the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models in the company’s portfolio. It will reportedly be available only in the US, allowing customers to lease an iPhone or...
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Google Announces Play Catalog Access Program for Third-Party App Stores on Android Devices
Google is introducing a new programme that will let eligible third-party Android app stores in the US surface apps from the Play Store beginning July 22. Participating marketplaces must meet Google's security, privacy and marketplace requirements and pay an annual review fee of $5,000 (roughly Rs. 4,81,400). Although apps can be discovered through ...
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OpenAI Doubles Bounty Reward To $50,000 In Safety Push
The company is expanding its specialised Bio Bug Bounty Program to uncover vulnerabilities that could bypass safety guardrails in its most advanced AI models.
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'US Jobs Are For Americans, Not Foreign Fraudsters': Vance Amid H-1B Probe
Vance said H-1B work visa programme was originally a route for "a brilliant technology person, or a brilliant scientist, or a brilliant doctor" to work legally in the United States.
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US Concerned By China Nuclear Buildup After Missile Launch
The US said Monday that China's "rapid and opaque" nuclear weapons buildup "is of great concern" after Beijing test-fired of a missile from a submarine into the Pacific Ocean.
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Delhi Sets July-End Deadline For Child Protection Committees In Every School
The review further directed that first-time juvenile offenders should be provided counselling and rehabilitation.
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"Going To Happen": UN Watchdog Chief On Inspection Of Iran's Nuclear Sites
The comment by International Atomic Energy Agency head Rafael Mariano Grossi was the firmest yet from the United Nations agency, which is viewed as key in determining the status of Iran's nuclear stockpile.
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Meta To Pause Tracking Mouse Movements, Keystrokes Of Employees After Internal Data Leak
Meta has paused its internal AI training programme after sensitive employee data was accessible across the entire company.
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Won't Seek Nucelar Weapons Or Relinquish Enrichment Rights: Iran President
President Masoud Pezeshkian reiterated willing to provide assurances that the country was not seeking a nuclear weapon, while insisting that Iran would not relinquish its right to enrich uranium.
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New Dengue Strain: Sri Lanka Launches Special Prevention Week
Colombo, June 15 (IANS) A new strain of the dengue virus now circulating in Sri Lanka is increasing the risk of transmission, Deputy Minister of Health Hansaka Wijemuni said, as authorities began a countrywide prevention program to control mosquito breeding and reduce infections on Monday.
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JEE Counselling 2026: Undergraduate Courses Offered By IIT Delhi, IIT Bombay, IIT Madras
IIT Courses 2026: Candidates must carefully prioritise the academic programmes while filling in the choices.
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Ultraviolette Launches 'Kill The Petrol Bill' Programme; Offers Up To Rs 30,000 Cashback - Details
Ultraviolette has launched the Kill The Petrol Bill' programme, offering cashback of up to Rs 30,000 to customers switching from petrol bikes.
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ISRO Scientist Nandini Harinath's Mars Mission Saree Lands At US Space Museum
'Rocket Woman' Nandini Harinath's Mangalyaan saree is a symbol of India's national pride and narrates her personal story of success and courage
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UN Food Agency Says Millions Are Being Pushed Into Hunger By Iran War
The World Food Program said an analysis in three vulnerable countries found that an additional 2.5 million people in Somalia, 2.3 million in Afghanistan and 1.3 million in Sri Lanka are struggling to meet their basic food needs.
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Around Half Of Mental Health Conditions Start By 14: Expert Suggests How Schools Can Help
One of the most common misconceptions is that school-based mental health is only about responding to children in crisis.
-
Apple Upgrade Programme Reportedly Launching on July 28 With iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch Leasing Options
Apple is said to be gearing up to introduce a new device leasing programme, called Apple Upgrade, tomorrow (Tuesday). According to a seasoned journalist, it is expected to cover most of the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models in the company’s portfolio. It will reportedly be available only in the US, allowing customers to lease an iPhone or...
-
Google Announces Play Catalog Access Program for Third-Party App Stores on Android Devices
Google is introducing a new programme that will let eligible third-party Android app stores in the US surface apps from the Play Store beginning July 22. Participating marketplaces must meet Google's security, privacy and marketplace requirements and pay an annual review fee of $5,000 (roughly Rs. 4,81,400). Although apps can be discovered through ...
-
OpenAI Doubles Bounty Reward To $50,000 In Safety Push
The company is expanding its specialised Bio Bug Bounty Program to uncover vulnerabilities that could bypass safety guardrails in its most advanced AI models.
-
'US Jobs Are For Americans, Not Foreign Fraudsters': Vance Amid H-1B Probe
Vance said H-1B work visa programme was originally a route for "a brilliant technology person, or a brilliant scientist, or a brilliant doctor" to work legally in the United States.
-
US Concerned By China Nuclear Buildup After Missile Launch
The US said Monday that China's "rapid and opaque" nuclear weapons buildup "is of great concern" after Beijing test-fired of a missile from a submarine into the Pacific Ocean.
-
Delhi Sets July-End Deadline For Child Protection Committees In Every School
The review further directed that first-time juvenile offenders should be provided counselling and rehabilitation.
-
"Going To Happen": UN Watchdog Chief On Inspection Of Iran's Nuclear Sites
The comment by International Atomic Energy Agency head Rafael Mariano Grossi was the firmest yet from the United Nations agency, which is viewed as key in determining the status of Iran's nuclear stockpile.
-
Meta To Pause Tracking Mouse Movements, Keystrokes Of Employees After Internal Data Leak
Meta has paused its internal AI training programme after sensitive employee data was accessible across the entire company.
-
Won't Seek Nucelar Weapons Or Relinquish Enrichment Rights: Iran President
President Masoud Pezeshkian reiterated willing to provide assurances that the country was not seeking a nuclear weapon, while insisting that Iran would not relinquish its right to enrich uranium.
-
New Dengue Strain: Sri Lanka Launches Special Prevention Week
Colombo, June 15 (IANS) A new strain of the dengue virus now circulating in Sri Lanka is increasing the risk of transmission, Deputy Minister of Health Hansaka Wijemuni said, as authorities began a countrywide prevention program to control mosquito breeding and reduce infections on Monday.
-
JEE Counselling 2026: Undergraduate Courses Offered By IIT Delhi, IIT Bombay, IIT Madras
IIT Courses 2026: Candidates must carefully prioritise the academic programmes while filling in the choices.
-
Ultraviolette Launches 'Kill The Petrol Bill' Programme; Offers Up To Rs 30,000 Cashback - Details
Ultraviolette has launched the Kill The Petrol Bill' programme, offering cashback of up to Rs 30,000 to customers switching from petrol bikes.
-
ISRO Scientist Nandini Harinath's Mars Mission Saree Lands At US Space Museum
'Rocket Woman' Nandini Harinath's Mangalyaan saree is a symbol of India's national pride and narrates her personal story of success and courage
-
UN Food Agency Says Millions Are Being Pushed Into Hunger By Iran War
The World Food Program said an analysis in three vulnerable countries found that an additional 2.5 million people in Somalia, 2.3 million in Afghanistan and 1.3 million in Sri Lanka are struggling to meet their basic food needs.
