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What is Salt Typhoon, the China-linked cyberattack shaking US telecom?

US authorities said the operation aimed to give Chinese actors persistent access to American telecom networks by exploiting vulnerabilities in devices such as routers and switches

Best of BS Opinion: Rethinking India's path to progress and sustainability

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TikTok's potential US ban explained: Can Trump save it from shutdown?

US lawmakers have called on Apple and Google to comply with the January 19 deadline by banning TikTok from their app stores unless ByteDance divests its ownership

Explained: What is DKRO, the covert and most-feared spy agency of Russia?

With around 2,000 elite officers, the DKRO enjoys generous pay, bonuses, and perks like low-cost mortgages, ensuring their loyalty to the Kremlin

Best of BS Opinion: Trump to Gukesh; Stories of spiral, spins, and surprise

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80 lakh tonnes of waste reused, green hydrogen key to energy goals: Gadkari

Nitin Gadkari mentioned that the transport sector accounts for about 40 per cent of India's air pollution and outlined various initiatives to address the issue

Best of BS Opinion: Agri-markets, air taxis, and affordable housing

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Webb telescope discovers galaxy that may offer clues into Milky Way's birth

Named 'Firefly Sparkle,' this galaxy is distinguished by its low mass, offering a rare glimpse into early galaxy formation

Centre seeks Parliament approval for extra Rs 86,730 crore spending in FY25

The net additional spending, as stated by the government, amounts to Rs 44,183 crore for the financial year ending March 31

Best of BS Opinion: India's diplomacy, RBI leadership, and the universe

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Best of BS Opinion: The many melodies of markets, policies, and progress

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What is Telangana Thalli and why did its redesign spark controversy?

The new image of Telangana Thalli (Mother Telangana) features a green saree, omits the crown, pot, and jewellery, and instead displays an open palm, it gestures the Congress party's symbol

Explained: What pushed INDIA bloc's no-confidence against Jagdeep Dhankhar?

The INDIA bloc has accused Rajya Sabha Chairperson Jagdeep Dhankhar of bias, citing his acceptance of BJP speeches linking Sonia Gandhi to George Soros while dismissing 11 opposition notices

Who is Abu Mohammed al-Golani, and what his rise means for Syria's future?

Ahmad al-Sharaa, also known as Abu Mohammed al-Golani, has long sought to distance himself from his extremist roots as the 42-year-old leader of HTS, the group that ousted Syrian President Bashar Assa

Best of BS Opinion: From RBI to Syria, balancing on a global tightrope

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RBI slashes Cash Reserve Ratio to 4%: What it means for banks and you

RBI governor Shaktikanta Das said that the CRR reduction will release Rs 1.16 trillion into the banking system, providing additional liquidity and enable banks to extend more loans

RBI MPC: Inflation remains a key concern, Das expects relief in Q4 FY25

The RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das in his MPC announcement said that factors like frequent weather disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and financial market volatility pose significant risks to inflation

Sheikh Hasina accuses Yunus of genocide against minorities in Bangladesh

In her first address since her ouster, former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina said minority communities had been subjected to severe persecution, citing the arrest of Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das

How South Korea's constitution empowered Parliament to overturn martial law

Article 77 of South Korea's Constitution grants the president the authority to impose martial law during severe national emergencies. But lawmakers can repeal it through a parliamentary vote

China moots 'love education'. Can it revive its declining population?

Beijing has reportedly called on colleges and universities to introduce "love education," aiming to promote positive perspectives on marriage and relationships amid population decline