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Ganja Addiction Costs Hyderabad Techie His Salary. He Then Grows Them At Home
CH Shashidhar had secured a job at a software company, but within months, he became addicted to ganja (cannabis) and spent most of his salary on it.
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Web3 Hacks Cost $482 Million in Q1 2026 as Hackers Lean on Phishing, Social Engineering
Web3 hacks resulted in $482 million in losses in Q1 2026, according to a Hacken report. While losses declined year-on-year, phishing attacks and social engineering remained the biggest threats. The findings highlight ongoing security challenges as attackers continue to exploit vulnerabilities across crypto platforms.
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Strait Of Hormuz Closure Could Soon Be Felt On Dinner Tables Worldwide
Three staple crops corn, wheat and rice supply more than half of the world's dietary calories. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has reduced the supply and increased the cost of all three.
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Tamil Nadu-Born Rini Sampath 1st South Asian In Washington DC Mayoral Race
Washington, April 4 (IANS) Rini Sampath, a Tamil Nadu-born candidate, has become the first South Asian person to secure a place on the ballot for Mayor of Washington, DC, marking a milestone in the city’s political history.
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A War Meant To Break Iran Could Leave It Stronger, And Gulf Exposed
An end to the war in the Middle East without clear guarantees on what would follow would pose a significant danger for Gulf states.
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Explained: How India Can Turn Its Solar Potential Into National Security Asset
The latest geopolitical tensions affecting key oil route, the Strait of Hormuz, have sent a ripple through global fuel markets. For import-dependent economies like India, such disruptions quickly translate into higher costs, inflation, and fiscal strain.
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Hidden Charges Killing Tax-Saving Returns? Here's What You Should Know
Many investments come with hidden charges, so it's important to be aware of them and avoid frequent buying and selling.
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Many Americans Are Leaving The US And Settling Abroad. Here Are The Countries They Are Heading To
Driven by the "Donald Dash," rising inflation, and remote work flexibility, US citizens are seeking more affordable, secure, and relaxed lifestyles abroad.
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Iran War Sends Farmers, Including In India, Rushing To Secure Critical Fertilisers
The US and Israel's attacks on Iran, and Tehran's retaliation across the Middle East, have disrupted supplies of fertilizer, and farmers worldwide are rushing to secure critical nutrients.
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Women's Day 2026: 7 Simple Money Moves Every Indian Woman Can Start This Week
Women's Day 2026: Consistent steps can make a big difference in building financial security.
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Ganja Addiction Costs Hyderabad Techie His Salary. He Then Grows Them At Home
CH Shashidhar had secured a job at a software company, but within months, he became addicted to ganja (cannabis) and spent most of his salary on it.
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Web3 Hacks Cost $482 Million in Q1 2026 as Hackers Lean on Phishing, Social Engineering
Web3 hacks resulted in $482 million in losses in Q1 2026, according to a Hacken report. While losses declined year-on-year, phishing attacks and social engineering remained the biggest threats. The findings highlight ongoing security challenges as attackers continue to exploit vulnerabilities across crypto platforms.
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Strait Of Hormuz Closure Could Soon Be Felt On Dinner Tables Worldwide
Three staple crops corn, wheat and rice supply more than half of the world's dietary calories. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has reduced the supply and increased the cost of all three.
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Tamil Nadu-Born Rini Sampath 1st South Asian In Washington DC Mayoral Race
Washington, April 4 (IANS) Rini Sampath, a Tamil Nadu-born candidate, has become the first South Asian person to secure a place on the ballot for Mayor of Washington, DC, marking a milestone in the city’s political history.
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A War Meant To Break Iran Could Leave It Stronger, And Gulf Exposed
An end to the war in the Middle East without clear guarantees on what would follow would pose a significant danger for Gulf states.
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Explained: How India Can Turn Its Solar Potential Into National Security Asset
The latest geopolitical tensions affecting key oil route, the Strait of Hormuz, have sent a ripple through global fuel markets. For import-dependent economies like India, such disruptions quickly translate into higher costs, inflation, and fiscal strain.
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Hidden Charges Killing Tax-Saving Returns? Here's What You Should Know
Many investments come with hidden charges, so it's important to be aware of them and avoid frequent buying and selling.
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Many Americans Are Leaving The US And Settling Abroad. Here Are The Countries They Are Heading To
Driven by the "Donald Dash," rising inflation, and remote work flexibility, US citizens are seeking more affordable, secure, and relaxed lifestyles abroad.
-
Iran War Sends Farmers, Including In India, Rushing To Secure Critical Fertilisers
The US and Israel's attacks on Iran, and Tehran's retaliation across the Middle East, have disrupted supplies of fertilizer, and farmers worldwide are rushing to secure critical nutrients.
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Women's Day 2026: 7 Simple Money Moves Every Indian Woman Can Start This Week
Women's Day 2026: Consistent steps can make a big difference in building financial security.
