UAE: Sharjah warns April fool’s pranks can lead to jail, Dh100,000 fine for spreading false information | World News

UAE warns April fool’s pranks can lead to jail/Image: Getty Images Posting or sharing false information online, even as a joke, can lead to serious legal consequences in the UAE, with authorities warning that humour offers no protection under the law. The Sharjah Public Prosecution has cautioned residents that spreading misinformation online, including April Fool’s…

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Political Economy of oil, gas wars amid civilisational rivalries in emerging solar era

Oil and gas will continue to be dominant energy sources amid renewable surge in coming decades. So after securing Venezuela, Iran was next on US radar to hold over the oil-based order rooted in controlling fossils, and the curious case of Merey 16 blend for China  World’s most important energy flashpoint lies today around Strait…

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Prince Harry’s old flirty texts with female reporter surface in Court during his privacy trial: “Miss our movie snuggles” |

We’ve all had that moment where a ghost from our digital past comes back to haunt us—usually an old Facebook post or a cringey photo we thought was long buried. But for Prince Harry, that “ghost” just walked into London’s High Court on March 31, 2026, and it brought receipts.As the Duke of Sussex continues…

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‘Double-ghulami govt’: Priyanka Gandhi calls PM ‘slave’ of US, Assam CM Himanta that of Modi | India News

NEW DELHI: Congress leader Priyanka Vadra on Wednesday took a swipe on the BJP-led central and state government in Assam, accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi and chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma of running a “government of double-slavery.”Addressing a rally in Nazira, Priyanka targeted the BJP’s central campaign pitch, saying it had failed to deliver on…

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Pune scholar awarded Ph.D. for study on new labour codes and business reforms

Legal Professional Awarded Ph.D. for Research on Labour Law Reform and Ease of Doing Business PUNE: Abhay Satyendra Nevagi, a legal professional based, has been awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) by Vishwakarma University, Pune, for his thesis titled “Ease of Doing Business and New Labour Codes”, submitted to the Department of Professional…

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Can life survive on Mars? Scientists use ‘water bears’ to test red planet habitability |

Penn State researchers are taking the unique resilience of tardigrades or ‘water bears’ as a basis for evaluation into how living organisms will respond and protect Martian resources. These microscopic extremophiles are known for their ability to survive in the vacuum of space; however, this study primarily focuses on their molecular response to Martian-like conditions…

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Indian government must actively support arecanut growers and pursue alternative benefits

Arecanut is a plant mainly growing in South Asia and extends a bit towards east Asia. Largely the fruit of A. Catechu is preferred for chewing due to its nicotinic property and nervous excitation and naturally this has been linked to having carcinogenic properties by the World Health Organization (WHO). As per estimates, arecanut is…

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