Education ministry orders probe into NCERT's blacklisting of textbook paper supplier

UK regulators bring Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Oracle under financial oversight

The UK government has designated major cloud providers, including Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Oracle, as 'critical third parties' to the financial sector. This classification places their cloud operations under direct regulatory supervision for the first time. The move comes in response to growing dependence on cloud services by financial institutions across the country. The new framework is designed to strengthen the resilience of the UK's financial system. The regulations are set to take effect on July 13.

Lego Trump funeral: Iranians target US president at Khamenei's burial

Salah vows to keep fighting for Egypt after World Cup Round of 16 exit

Egypt captain Mohamed Salah addressed fans with an emotional statement following his nation's elimination from the World Cup. He pledged to give his utmost effort toward advancing Egyptian football on the international stage. The Pharaohs had a notable campaign, finishing top of their qualifying group and recording their first-ever World Cup knockout stage win against Australia via a penalty shootout. Their run came to an end in the Round of 16 with a narrow loss to Argentina.

Kerala’s birth rate has reached an all-time low: 7 takeaways