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WEF urges leaders to treat cybersecurity as economic investment, not just a cost

Decision-makers are urged to develop a common vocabulary to address cybersecurity as an economic stabilizer. The World Economic Forum report highlights the need for translating digital risks into measurable economic outcomes. Current investments in cybersecurity are often reactive rather than strategic, impacting organizational resilience. Establishing standardized metrics is critical for evaluating cyber posture in financial decision-making. Future efforts must focus on enhancing capabilities in under-resourced sectors to mitigate systemic shocks.

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An Oregon farmer began stacking rocks at age 52 as a winter hobby; over 17 years, his bridges, castles and miniature landmarks grew into Petersen Rock Garden

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Owner sees 2 employees coming to work on two wheeler in harsh winter, gifts Rs 45 lakh BMWs to them

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Heavy stone barricades placed at Ghazipur border on CJP-led protest day

In response to anticipated protests, Delhi Police have erected heavy stone barricades and increased vehicle inspections at the Ghazipur border. Security measures have been heightened throughout the city, particularly at inter-state junctions. Employing drone and CCTV surveillance, authorities aim to thwart unauthorized gatherings and secure public safety. There is a notable police presence near Kerala House, where a small group of protesters has assembled.

Oct 10, 2026

Heavy stone barricades placed at Ghazipur border on CJP-led protest day

In response to anticipated protests, Delhi Police have erected heavy stone barricades and increased vehicle inspections at the Ghazipur border. Security measures have been heightened throughout the city, particularly at inter-state junctions. Employing drone and CCTV surveillance, authorities aim to thwart unauthorized gatherings and secure public safety. There is a notable police presence near Kerala House, where a small group of protesters has assembled.

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Crackdown on Delhi-bound peaceful protestors was cowardly: Supriya Sule

NCP (SP) MP Supriya Sule criticized the government's crackdown on peaceful protesters heading to Delhi. She emphasized the need for electoral reforms to ensure fairness in future elections. Sule highlighted discrepancies in voter numbers in the Khadakwasla assembly constituency, calling for data transparency. She mentioned the willingness of opposition parties to discuss reforms and electoral processes.

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JD Vance 2028 buzz grows, but midterms could sting

US Vice President JD Vance is facing growing speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run as he campaigns for Republican candidates ahead of the November midterm elections. His visit to Ohio comes amid tight races for the Senate and governorship, concerns over the cost of living and questions about the impact of President Donald Trump’s unpopularity on the party. Vance has denied that his Ohio visit is linked to his 2028 ambitions.

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CJP protest: Ahmedabad activists allege detention, Delhi-bound Rajdhani cancelled

Ahmedabad Police have been accused of detaining activists in connection with the upcoming CJP protest in New Delhi. Some activists reported being placed under house arrest, while police questioned others about their intentions to join the demonstration. The Swarna Jayanti Rajdhani Express train from Ahmedabad to New Delhi was canceled as a precautionary measure.

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A Pittsburgh man bought a $10,000 building and spent decades covering it in murals and found objects; Randyland grew into a local art attraction

Randy Gilson purchased a derelict building on Pittsburgh's North Side and created Randyland over thirty years. His efforts involved using discarded materials to enhance the neighborhood's aesthetic. Community involvement in such grassroots art projects improves social capital among residents. The phenomenon reflects a broader trend of citizen-led urban improvements that encourages civic pride. Projects like Randyland highlight the importance of authenticity and community in contemporary urban life.

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CJP protest: Abhijeet Dipke, Dhruv Rathee, Kavya Karnatac to Pinarayi Vijayan, Manish Sisodia, full list of leaders and creators detained

A significant security crackdown in Delhi led to the detention of multiple political leaders and activists. Among those detained were prominent members of the Cockroach Janta Party and digital content creators. The detentions were reported at various locations, including homes and an airport shortly after arrival. This action took place ahead of a planned protest at Jantar Mantar seeking the resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

Oct 10, 2026

CJP protest: Abhijeet Dipke, Dhruv Rathee, Kavya Karnatac to Pinarayi Vijayan, Manish Sisodia, full list of leaders and creators detained

A significant security crackdown in Delhi led to the detention of multiple political leaders and activists. Among those detained were prominent members of the Cockroach Janta Party and digital content creators. The detentions were reported at various locations, including homes and an airport shortly after arrival. This action took place ahead of a planned protest at Jantar Mantar seeking the resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

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Stale crackers and cereal can turn crisp again instead of going in the trash; a few minutes in a 425°F oven can drive off enough moisture to revive the crunch

Reviving your stale dry snacks, like crackers, is simple and effective. Using an oven to eliminate excess moisture can bring back their delightful crunch. Many people mistakenly throw away these snacks thinking they're spoiled, when in fact, they're often perfectly fine. To maintain their texture and flavor, proper storage is key.

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WEF urges leaders to treat cybersecurity as economic investment, not just a cost

An Oregon farmer began stacking rocks at age 52 as a winter hobby; over 17 years, his bridges, castles and miniature landmarks grew into Petersen Rock Garden

Owner sees 2 employees coming to work on two wheeler in harsh winter, gifts Rs 45 lakh BMWs to them

Heavy stone barricades placed at Ghazipur border on CJP-led protest day

Heavy stone barricades placed at Ghazipur border on CJP-led protest day

Crackdown on Delhi-bound peaceful protestors was cowardly: Supriya Sule

JD Vance 2028 buzz grows, but midterms could sting

CJP protest: Ahmedabad activists allege detention, Delhi-bound Rajdhani cancelled

A Pittsburgh man bought a $10,000 building and spent decades covering it in murals and found objects; Randyland grew into a local art attraction

CJP protest: Abhijeet Dipke, Dhruv Rathee, Kavya Karnatac to Pinarayi Vijayan, Manish Sisodia, full list of leaders and creators detained

CJP protest: Abhijeet Dipke, Dhruv Rathee, Kavya Karnatac to Pinarayi Vijayan, Manish Sisodia, full list of leaders and creators detained

Stale crackers and cereal can turn crisp again instead of going in the trash; a few minutes in a 425°F oven can drive off enough moisture to revive the crunch

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