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Looks like there is Windows outage worldwide. Blue screen And windows not restarting errors reported. Anyone else facing this issue?

😳 Can't believe this ! Delhi lower middle class People's are fighting for water tankers like a African countries. Looks like soon everyone face this problem and guy's we need to plant more trees 🌴 Otherwise our India become Africa We have 140 Cr

Alarming numbers: Nearly 30,000 Indians trapped in cyber slavery across Southeast Asia. A stark reminder of the growing human trafficking crisis, especially in countries like Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, and Vietnam."

We all know the country is facing huge unemployment crisis under current government. What I'd like to know though does majority of them come from technical skilled workers or blue collar job's?

The global education market is expected to reach $10 trillion by 2030, up from $6 trillion in 2022. This growth is due to a number of factors, including: Population growth Developing markets are seeing population growth, which will drive expansion. T

😈 Tram Crashes into Apple Store. In Norway, a tram went off the rails and crashed into an Apple store, leaving 4 people injured. 👉 Looks like someone was really in a hurry to get the new iPhone.

"UNDERGROUND HOMES" The best dwelling of humans is underground homes, as elon said we can go as much deep inside earth , there is too mch space thus he started " the boring company" Benefits 🔸God has made world for all creatures, ground level shou

hello everyone I have an idea in automobile sector like bike and cycle it is new technology and looks futuristic. if you have interest in this futuristic world so please DM me

Water Crisis Threatens India's Growth, Warns Moody's: A Moody's report sounds the alarm on India's water crisis, highlighting its potential to stall economic growth and social stability. The Challenge: Growing population, urbanization, and climat

🌍 India and China: The Middle-Income Trap Challenge The recent World Development Report 2024 by the World Bank sheds light on a crucial issue: the "middle-income trap." This is a scenario where countries, after reaching a certain level of economic