Trai paper aims to scale up public Wi-Fi

New Delhi: Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai), has invited stakeholder feedback to revive and scale up public Wi-Fi deployment, signalling a renewed policy push to strengthen affordable internet access.In a consultation paper released on Monday, Trai said India’s current public Wi-Fi ecosystem remains “fragmented and limited in scale,” falling short of becoming a widely…

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Antisemitism probe at University of Pennsylvania intensifies as court seeks records on Jewish employees

A federal judge has ordered the University of Pennsylvania to provide records related to Jewish employees to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission as part of an investigation into alleged antisemitic discrimination, while limiting the scope of disclosure.According to Associated Press, U.S. District Judge Gerald Pappert said employees may decline to participate in the investigation,…

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In 1957, 26 queen bees escaped a Brazilian breeding experiment and accidentally unleashed the infamous “killer bees” |

For centuries, honey bees introduced from Europe quietly became part of life across the Americas, pollinating crops and producing honey without drawing much attention beyond farms and gardens. That picture shifted during the second half of the twentieth century after an agricultural breeding project in Brazil took an unexpected turn. What began as an attempt…

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Ranveer Singh to return his signing amount to settle the ‘Don 3’ dispute with Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani – Reports | Hindi Movie News

In a significant development in one of Bollywood’s most talked-about fallouts, Ranveer Singh has reportedly taken concrete steps to resolve his bitter dispute with filmmaker Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani‘s production house, stemming from his controversial exit from ‘Don 3’. Ranveer Singh to return the signing amount and offer a stake in his next film…

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Scientists are tracking Burmese pythons to find other Burmese pythons; a single tagged snake can lead researchers to breeding females |

​Representative Image of a male Burmese python moving through South Florida wetlands in search of females (AI-generated image Wildlife researchers in the Everglades are using one Burmese python to help find another. Scientists at the University of Florida are fitting captured snakes with small radio transmitters and releasing them back into the wild, then following…

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