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Meta fixed a critical flaw in Muse before launch that could expose internal databases

Meta’s security team discovered a critical vulnerability in Muse, the company’s new AI coding assistant, just before the product’s launch. The flaw, known as a ‘VM escape’, could have allowed users to break through the tool’s security boundaries and access Meta’s sensitive internal databases. According to 404 Media, Meta identified and fixed the issue before […]

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Mumbai converts public land into private luxury homes

Mumbai is losing its public land to private luxury developments, with government-owned plots being converted into high-end residential complexes instead of spaces meant for ordinary citizens. According to The Hindu, several pieces of municipal land across the city have been handed over to developers who build luxury apartments, shopping malls, and private facilities on what

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White House watches suspected plague death in Russia’s Siberia

The White House is closely monitoring reports of a suspected plague case in Russia’s Siberian city of Irkutsk after a worker at an anti-plague research institute died. According to reports, nearly 200 people who had contact with the deceased employee have been placed under medical observation. The case has drawn international attention because of where

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Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan activate Makkah defence pact

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have activated a joint defence agreement called the Makkah pact for the first time, responding to intensified attacks by Yemen’s Houthi militia. The pact, signed in 2021, requires member countries to treat an armed attack on one nation as an attack on all, similar to NATO’s founding principle. The activation

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India Accounts for Highest Number of Children Without School Sanitation Access: WHO-UNICEF

India has the highest number of children in the world without sanitation services at school. This is according to a new report by the WHO-UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme. The report is called “Progress on Drinking Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Schools 2015-2025.” It says 244 million children worldwide had no sanitation service at their school

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Commercial LPG Price Hiked by Rs 62.50, 19-kg Cylinder to Cost Rs 2,810 in Delhi

The price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder has gone up by Rs 62.50. In Delhi, it will now cost Rs 2,810 from October 1. The hike comes at the start of the festive season. This is when hotels, restaurants, eateries and caterers usually see more demand. It is likely to raise their running costs.

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Cristiano Ronaldo Leaves Portugal Camp, Promises to Explain the Reason in due Time

Cristiano Ronaldo has left the Portugal national team camp. He left halfway through the international window. UEFA Nations League games against Denmark and Norway are still to come. The 41-year-old shared a statement on Instagram. He said he made the decision after the coach’s press conference and a talk with the president of the Portuguese

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New NCERT Book Says Indian Kings Received Swords From Goddesses to Resist Religion-Driven Invasions

NCERT’s new class nine social science textbook says many Indian kings and princes received swords from goddesses like Kali, Durga, and Bhavani. The textbook says this happened to help them resist invasions from the seventh century onwards. The book is called “Understanding Society: India and Beyond – Part 2.” Its first part came out in

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Ministry Rejects Proposed Space of Two Rooms for Central Secretariat Library, One of Central Government’s Oldest

The Central Secretariat Library (CSL) needs a new home. But no one knows where it will go. The library was set up in 1891. It moved to Delhi in 1911, along with the capital. It has been in Shastri Bhawan since 1969. Now Shastri Bhawan is being torn down as part of the Central Vista

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Asian games 2026: Could rain set up an India-Pakistan final?

The weather in Japan has already rewritten the men’s cricket competition at the 2026 Asian Games. It could yet set up the tournament’s most anticipated final. Rain washed out all four men’s quarter-finals in Nisshin. India advanced after their game against Afghanistan was abandoned, while Pakistan progressed when their match against Hong Kong, China met

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