Intrusion
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Tashi Namgyal, Man Who Alerted Army About 1999 Pakistan Intrusions, Dies
Namgyal had attended the 25th Kargil Vijay Diwas earlier this year in Drass, accompanied by his daughter Tsering Dolkar, a teacher.
-
Study Warns Saltwater Intrusion Threatens Global Coastal Groundwater by 2100
A NASA-DOD study indicates that by 2100, 77% of global coastal aquifers will face saltwater intrusion due to rising sea levels and reduced groundwater recharge. This phenomenon, caused by shifting fresh and saltwater dynamics, threatens water quality, agriculture, and infrastructure. Low-lying regions, including Southeast Asia, the U.S. Eastern Sea...
-
What The Pink Elephant Test Reveals About Your Ability To Control Thoughts
In a new study, we have found evidence the pink elephant problem is not universal. Some people including people with aphantasia can block involuntary visual thoughts from their minds.
-
North Korea Blames South's Military For Drone Intrusion
North Korea's defence ministry blamed South Korea's military for sending drones into its territory for political purposes, calling it an infringement upon the country's sovereignty
-
Video: AI Safety System Stops Train As Elephants Cross Tracks In Assam
A safety system driven by artificial intelligence (AI) helped stop a train in Assam while a herd of elephants were crossing the tracks at night.
-
Pixel 9 Series, Older Pixel Phones Receiving Android 14 September Security Patch With Improvements
Google has commenced the rollout of the Android 14 September security patch for its latest Pixel 9 series and older models. The update does not include any new noticeable features but brings fixes for critical security vulnerabilities, which if unresolved, might be susceptible to intrusion by malicious threat actors.
-
Australian Employees Now Have Right To Ignore Work Calls After Office Hours
Australian employees can now ignore work calls and other intrusions into home life thanks to a new "right to disconnect" law designed to curb the creep of work emails and calls into personal lives.
-
New Study Reveals the Brain Stores Multiple Copies of Every Memory
Recent research sheds new light on how the brain stores and manages memories, revealing that it maintains at least three distinct copies of each memory. This study, conducted on rodents, provides valuable insights into the brain's memory encoding process and suggests that multiple types of neurons play a role in storing these memories. The research...
-
Air India Cabin Crew Member Assaulted In Her London Hotel Room
An Air India cabin crew member was allegedly assaulted inside her hotel room in London. The airline confirmed the intrusion amid reports suggesting that the staffer may have been physically assaulted.
-
"People Will Be Proud If I...": Rajnath Singh On India-China Border Talks
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has snubbed Opposition charges over alleged Chinese intrusions with an assertion that no one can occupy even an inch land in the country.
-
Amazon Fined $34 Million In France For "Excessive" Surveillance Of Workers
France's data protection agency said Tuesday that it had fined Amazon's French warehouses unit 32 million euros ($34.9 million) for an "excessively intrusive" surveillance system to keep track of staff performance.
-
Suspended SLC Hopeful Of Reinstatement After ICC CEO Allardice's Visit
This was the second time an ICC official visited the island nation to ascertain the level of political intrusion into cricket administration in the country.
-
Skeletons Of 5 Found In Locked Karnataka Home, Were Last Seen In 2019
The police are already at work, and the samples have been sent to a forensic science lab to find age and other details. Also, information is being gathered as to who the house belongs to and who is living there.
-
Lalit Jha, Parliament Breach 'Mastermind', Sent To 7-Day Police Custody
Lalit Jha, the alleged mastermind of the Parliament intrusion on Wednesday, has been sent to police custody for seven days for questioning. The police had sought his 15-day custody.
-
WhatsApp Rolls Out Voice Chat Feature for Less Disruptive Group Calls: How It Works
WhatsApp is rolling out voice chats, a new feature that makes group calls on the messaging service less intrusive. Instead of ringing members' devices, voice chats will be less intrusive and allow group members who are in a conversation to perform other tasks on the messaging app. The feature will be available to groups with more than 33 members.
-
Tashi Namgyal, Man Who Alerted Army About 1999 Pakistan Intrusions, Dies
Namgyal had attended the 25th Kargil Vijay Diwas earlier this year in Drass, accompanied by his daughter Tsering Dolkar, a teacher.
-
Study Warns Saltwater Intrusion Threatens Global Coastal Groundwater by 2100
A NASA-DOD study indicates that by 2100, 77% of global coastal aquifers will face saltwater intrusion due to rising sea levels and reduced groundwater recharge. This phenomenon, caused by shifting fresh and saltwater dynamics, threatens water quality, agriculture, and infrastructure. Low-lying regions, including Southeast Asia, the U.S. Eastern Sea...
-
What The Pink Elephant Test Reveals About Your Ability To Control Thoughts
In a new study, we have found evidence the pink elephant problem is not universal. Some people including people with aphantasia can block involuntary visual thoughts from their minds.
-
North Korea Blames South's Military For Drone Intrusion
North Korea's defence ministry blamed South Korea's military for sending drones into its territory for political purposes, calling it an infringement upon the country's sovereignty
-
Video: AI Safety System Stops Train As Elephants Cross Tracks In Assam
A safety system driven by artificial intelligence (AI) helped stop a train in Assam while a herd of elephants were crossing the tracks at night.
-
Pixel 9 Series, Older Pixel Phones Receiving Android 14 September Security Patch With Improvements
Google has commenced the rollout of the Android 14 September security patch for its latest Pixel 9 series and older models. The update does not include any new noticeable features but brings fixes for critical security vulnerabilities, which if unresolved, might be susceptible to intrusion by malicious threat actors.
-
Australian Employees Now Have Right To Ignore Work Calls After Office Hours
Australian employees can now ignore work calls and other intrusions into home life thanks to a new "right to disconnect" law designed to curb the creep of work emails and calls into personal lives.
-
New Study Reveals the Brain Stores Multiple Copies of Every Memory
Recent research sheds new light on how the brain stores and manages memories, revealing that it maintains at least three distinct copies of each memory. This study, conducted on rodents, provides valuable insights into the brain's memory encoding process and suggests that multiple types of neurons play a role in storing these memories. The research...
-
Air India Cabin Crew Member Assaulted In Her London Hotel Room
An Air India cabin crew member was allegedly assaulted inside her hotel room in London. The airline confirmed the intrusion amid reports suggesting that the staffer may have been physically assaulted.
-
"People Will Be Proud If I...": Rajnath Singh On India-China Border Talks
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has snubbed Opposition charges over alleged Chinese intrusions with an assertion that no one can occupy even an inch land in the country.
-
Amazon Fined $34 Million In France For "Excessive" Surveillance Of Workers
France's data protection agency said Tuesday that it had fined Amazon's French warehouses unit 32 million euros ($34.9 million) for an "excessively intrusive" surveillance system to keep track of staff performance.
-
Suspended SLC Hopeful Of Reinstatement After ICC CEO Allardice's Visit
This was the second time an ICC official visited the island nation to ascertain the level of political intrusion into cricket administration in the country.
-
Skeletons Of 5 Found In Locked Karnataka Home, Were Last Seen In 2019
The police are already at work, and the samples have been sent to a forensic science lab to find age and other details. Also, information is being gathered as to who the house belongs to and who is living there.
-
Lalit Jha, Parliament Breach 'Mastermind', Sent To 7-Day Police Custody
Lalit Jha, the alleged mastermind of the Parliament intrusion on Wednesday, has been sent to police custody for seven days for questioning. The police had sought his 15-day custody.
-
WhatsApp Rolls Out Voice Chat Feature for Less Disruptive Group Calls: How It Works
WhatsApp is rolling out voice chats, a new feature that makes group calls on the messaging service less intrusive. Instead of ringing members' devices, voice chats will be less intrusive and allow group members who are in a conversation to perform other tasks on the messaging app. The feature will be available to groups with more than 33 members.
