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Online Music Classes for Kids Gain Popularity in 2026

Discover why Indian parents are increasingly choosing online music lessons for children in 2026. Explore the benefits of flexibility, safety, and access to expert tutors. Learn more about this growing trend!

Pune: 3 Lose Rs 12 Lakh in Online Task Scams

Three Pune residents lost over Rs 12 lakh in online task frauds between June and Dec 2025. Cybercrooks lured victims with easy money for small tasks before demanding large 'prepaid' fees. Read to learn how to stay safe.

EU Orders X to Keep Grok Data in Deepfake Probe

The European Commission mandates X to retain all Grok AI data until 2026 following outcry over sexualised deepfakes of minors. Read about the investigation and potential fines.

Chandigarh STA shifts 21 commercial vehicle services online

Chandigarh's State Transport Authority has digitized 21 key services, including registration & RC transfers, via the VAHAN portal, slashing daily office visits from 300 to just 30. Learn how this e-governance move boosts ease of doing business.

Agra man loses Rs 25 lakh in online gaming app fraud

An Agra man in his 30s was duped of Rs 25 lakh after downloading a fraudulent gaming app and sharing bank details. Police are investigating under the IT Act. Learn how to stay safe from such cyber fraud.

SC's 2026 Docket: Religion, Citizenship, Liberty Cases

The Supreme Court shifts focus from 2025's off-court controversies to a pivotal 2026 calendar packed with landmark cases on religious freedom, citizenship laws, and fundamental rights. Explore the key legal battles ahead.

Madras HC Seeks Govt Reply on Bus Safety Audit Plea

Madras High Court directs state and central governments to respond in 8 weeks to a plea demanding a comprehensive fitness audit of all public and private buses in Tamil Nadu to curb fatal accidents.

MeitY Warns Social Media Over Illegal Content

The Indian government has issued a stern advisory to social media platforms, demanding immediate removal of obscene and unlawful content. Non-compliance could lead to prosecution under IT Act and criminal laws. Read the full details.

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