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Pakistan Cricket Board chairman and ACC president Mohsin Naqvi is scheduled to attend the Women's Asia Cup final. His presence has revived memories of last year's controversy, when India refused to accept the Men's Asia Cup trophy from him. India are currently strong contenders heading into the semi-finals, raising the possibility of a similar standoff. Should India win the final, questions may arise over whether the team will accept the trophy from Naqvi once again.
The Allahabad High Court has stayed an FIR filed against two individuals accused of creating an email account using another person's name. The court questioned whether such an act qualifies as identity theft under the Information Technology Act. It observed that the relevant provision of the IT Act specifically refers to electronic signatures and passwords, with no explicit mention of email IDs. The FIR has been put on hold pending further judicial review and orders from the court.
Chinese e-commerce giant Temu has allegedly spent close to one billion dollars on Meta advertising across Europe. Research suggests that a significant number of influencer accounts promoting Temu's products may be fake, with one account named Ya Lili being a notable example. The findings have raised serious concerns about advertising ethics and regulatory compliance in the region. The matter has drawn the attention of the EU's Digital Services Act regulator, which has launched an assessment into the platform's practices.
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