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From Brinda to Umbrella Academy Season 4: Here Are the Top OTT Releases This Week to Stream Online
Divya Khosla’s thriller Savi was the most streamed movie on Netflix this week in several countries, including UAE, Singapore, Malaysia, and Qatar.
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6 "Ninja Turtle Gang" Members Arrested In Malaysia, Tortoises Seized
Malaysian authorities have arrested six members of an international crime ring known as the "Ninja Turtle Gang" and seized about 200 smuggled tortoises and turtles, a wildlife official said Tuesday.
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Indian Cybercrime Team Warns WhatsApp Users Against Potential Scam Calls With International Numbers
WhatsApp users have been advised to report and block calls from some international numbers as they could be potential scam calls. The alert is being circulated by Home Ministry's Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C) so that innocent people do not become victims of cybercrime. As per experts, these calls and alerts are made or sent by unscrup...
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Man Stabbed To Death In Malaysia After Making Lewd Remarks About 26-Year-Old Woman
A preliminary postmortem report indicated that the death was caused by stab wounds.
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Malaysian Restaurant Sells Papad As "Asian Nachos", Internet Calls It A "Culinary Crime"
A restaurant in Malaysia is being mocked online for selling the popular Indian snack 'papad' by the name of "Asian nachos".
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Six Out of 10 Children Exposed to Cyber Risks Online, Says Surfshark Study
A study on kids' cybersecurity by Surfshark reveals some alarming details about online crimes against children. As per the study, six out of ten children aged between 8 years to 12 years are exposed to cyber risks online. In 2020, yearly financial losses from cybercrimes against children touched $660,000 (roughly Rs. 50,313,400) in the US.
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5 Malaysians Sentenced To Caning For Attempting To Have Gay Sex: Reports
Five Malaysian men were sentenced to jail and caning on Thursday by an Islamic court for attempting to have gay sex, reports and an activist said.
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Malaysia Court Rules North Korea Assassination Trial Can Proceed
A Malaysian court ruled Thursday the murder trial of two women accused of assassinating the half-brother of North Korea's leader can proceed -- in a blow to their families who insist the pair were tricked into carrying out the dramatic hit.
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Device Claims To Catch Thieves Red-Handed But The Internet Is Not Convinced
A Malaysian sportswear company claims it has come up with a new device to help catch thieves - specifically bag snatchers - red-handed. Literally.
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Journalist J Dey Killed Over Book On Gangster Chhota Rajan: CBI
CBI today filed a supplementary charge-sheet against gangster Chhota Rajan in the J Dey murder case, claiming that he had the journalist was murdered because Dey's articles and a planned book portrayed Rajan as 'chindi' (a small fry).
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India, Malaysia, Singapore And Japan Sign Pacts For Cyber Security
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) and its counterparts in Malaysia, Singapore and Japan have signed three pacts for cooperation in cyber security.
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Mumbai: Auto Driver Overhears Terror Plot, Tips off Cops
The Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) and Crime Branch officials are on the lookout for three individuals who may have come from Malaysia to carry out a terror attack in Mumbai. The cops have been on the hunt since Friday, when an auto driver approached them saying he had overheard three passengers plotting the attack in his vehicle.
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Malaysian Indian Sentenced to Life for Drug Smuggling
A 26-year-old Malaysian of Indian-origin has been sentenced to life for trying to smuggle drugs into Singapore, a crime that carries death penalty in the country.
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Man Chops Off Wife's Hands And Feet in Malaysia
A mother-of-three is being treated in a Malaysian hospital after her husband hacked off her hands and feet with a meat cleaver before hanging himself.
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Indian Charged With Rape, Sodomy of 42-Year-Old Indonesian Woman
A 28-year-old Indian was today charged by a court in Kuala Lumpur for allegedly raping and sodomising an Indonesian woman in Malaysia.
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From Brinda to Umbrella Academy Season 4: Here Are the Top OTT Releases This Week to Stream Online
Divya Khosla’s thriller Savi was the most streamed movie on Netflix this week in several countries, including UAE, Singapore, Malaysia, and Qatar.
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6 "Ninja Turtle Gang" Members Arrested In Malaysia, Tortoises Seized
Malaysian authorities have arrested six members of an international crime ring known as the "Ninja Turtle Gang" and seized about 200 smuggled tortoises and turtles, a wildlife official said Tuesday.
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Indian Cybercrime Team Warns WhatsApp Users Against Potential Scam Calls With International Numbers
WhatsApp users have been advised to report and block calls from some international numbers as they could be potential scam calls. The alert is being circulated by Home Ministry's Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C) so that innocent people do not become victims of cybercrime. As per experts, these calls and alerts are made or sent by unscrup...
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Man Stabbed To Death In Malaysia After Making Lewd Remarks About 26-Year-Old Woman
A preliminary postmortem report indicated that the death was caused by stab wounds.
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Malaysian Restaurant Sells Papad As "Asian Nachos", Internet Calls It A "Culinary Crime"
A restaurant in Malaysia is being mocked online for selling the popular Indian snack 'papad' by the name of "Asian nachos".
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Six Out of 10 Children Exposed to Cyber Risks Online, Says Surfshark Study
A study on kids' cybersecurity by Surfshark reveals some alarming details about online crimes against children. As per the study, six out of ten children aged between 8 years to 12 years are exposed to cyber risks online. In 2020, yearly financial losses from cybercrimes against children touched $660,000 (roughly Rs. 50,313,400) in the US.
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5 Malaysians Sentenced To Caning For Attempting To Have Gay Sex: Reports
Five Malaysian men were sentenced to jail and caning on Thursday by an Islamic court for attempting to have gay sex, reports and an activist said.
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Malaysia Court Rules North Korea Assassination Trial Can Proceed
A Malaysian court ruled Thursday the murder trial of two women accused of assassinating the half-brother of North Korea's leader can proceed -- in a blow to their families who insist the pair were tricked into carrying out the dramatic hit.
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Device Claims To Catch Thieves Red-Handed But The Internet Is Not Convinced
A Malaysian sportswear company claims it has come up with a new device to help catch thieves - specifically bag snatchers - red-handed. Literally.
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Journalist J Dey Killed Over Book On Gangster Chhota Rajan: CBI
CBI today filed a supplementary charge-sheet against gangster Chhota Rajan in the J Dey murder case, claiming that he had the journalist was murdered because Dey's articles and a planned book portrayed Rajan as 'chindi' (a small fry).
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India, Malaysia, Singapore And Japan Sign Pacts For Cyber Security
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) and its counterparts in Malaysia, Singapore and Japan have signed three pacts for cooperation in cyber security.
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Mumbai: Auto Driver Overhears Terror Plot, Tips off Cops
The Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) and Crime Branch officials are on the lookout for three individuals who may have come from Malaysia to carry out a terror attack in Mumbai. The cops have been on the hunt since Friday, when an auto driver approached them saying he had overheard three passengers plotting the attack in his vehicle.
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Malaysian Indian Sentenced to Life for Drug Smuggling
A 26-year-old Malaysian of Indian-origin has been sentenced to life for trying to smuggle drugs into Singapore, a crime that carries death penalty in the country.
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Man Chops Off Wife's Hands And Feet in Malaysia
A mother-of-three is being treated in a Malaysian hospital after her husband hacked off her hands and feet with a meat cleaver before hanging himself.
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Indian Charged With Rape, Sodomy of 42-Year-Old Indonesian Woman
A 28-year-old Indian was today charged by a court in Kuala Lumpur for allegedly raping and sodomising an Indonesian woman in Malaysia.
