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Tuna caught in Indian waters safe to eat, says CMFRI amid parasite concerns

ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) has clarified that tuna caught along the Indian coast is safe to eat. The institute said parasite reports from tuna caught off Brazil cannot be linked to fish from Indian waters and advised consumers to follow proper cleaning, handling and thorough cooking practices.

After Meta, Google to Report Child Sexual Abuse Content Directly to Indian Authorities

Google will report flagged child sexual abuse material (CSAM) directly to Indian authorities, moving away from the earlier process of routing reports through the US-based National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC).

South Korea’s FTC Reviews Uber’s Proposed Delivery Hero Stake Acquisition

South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission has launched a preliminary review of Uber Technologies’ proposed acquisition of a stake in Germany-based Delivery Hero, parent of leading food delivery platform Baemin.

India’s Next FDI Phase Should Deepen Integration with Economic, Industrial Ecosystem: Assocham

India’s next FDI policy phase should focus on sustained investment, domestic value addition, technology, jobs and deeper integration with the industrial ecosystem, says Assocham.

Govt Launches NFI 7th Edition, Biovigilance Programme and New Apps to Boost Medicine Safety

Govt launches NFI 7th Edition, Biovigilance Programme and ADR-PvPI 2.0 app to strengthen medicine safety, adverse-event reporting and patient care in India.

Microsoft Launches 4th Cloud Region in India, Expands AI Infrastructure Footprint

Microsoft has launched its fourth cloud region in India in Hyderabad, expanding its cloud and AI infrastructure footprint. The company expects India’s data centre capacity to grow significantly as businesses and institutions scale up AI adoption.

SIM Misuse Can Attract 3 Years’ Jail, Rs 50 Lakh Fine Under Telecom Act: DoT

The Department of Telecommunications has warned that fraudulent SIM issuance, misuse of telecom identifiers and IMEI tampering can attract up to three years’ imprisonment and a fine of up to Rs 50 lakh under the Telecommunications Act, 2023.

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