KiranaPro Faces Data Breach After Internal Security Lapse

KiranaPro, a Bengaluru-based startup, is grappling with a significant security incident that has left it unable to access its back-end servers and resulted in the deletion of all its data, including app code, from GitHub. Incident Overview Co-founder and CEO Statement: Deepak Ravindran claimed the incident was an internal breach in a post on X. […]

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Wildland Firefighters Brace for Challenging Weekend in British Columbia

Wildland firefighters are preparing for a difficult weekend in northeastern British Columbia as strong winds push flames closer to the small community of Kelly Lake, located about 80 kilometers south of Dawson Creek. The Kiskatinaw River fire has been burning since early August and has significantly increased in size. Current Situation Fire Behavior: Strong southwest

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Mets Struggle with Runners in Scoring Position

The New York Mets have faced significant challenges this season with runners in scoring position, currently ranking 27th in Major League Baseball with a batting average of .218. Despite their efforts, the team has yet to find a solution to this ongoing issue. Hitting Coach’s Perspective Hitting coach Jeremy Barnes acknowledged the frustration associated with

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Immigration Raids in Los Angeles: A Closer Look

Federal immigration authorities arrested 44 people across Los Angeles on Friday, according to a spokesperson for Homeland Security Investigations. The majority of those arrested were reportedly undocumented immigrants who worked at Home Depot stores. Details of the Raids Agents arrived early in the morning and began arresting employees without warning or explanation. Witnesses described seeing

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Federal Judge Clears Path for College Athletes to Receive Millions

A federal judge has approved a proposal that will allow college sports teams to pay their athletes millions of dollars, clearing the way for schools to share up to $20.5 million with athletes over the next year. The approval by U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken in Oakland, California, marks a significant shift in the multibillion-dollar

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Mid-Buchanan Family Keeps Coach’s Legacy Alive Through Volleyball Tournament

It’s been more than three years since the tragic loss of Savannah Domann, a beloved Mid-Buchanan volleyball coach who lost her life in a car crash, along with her unborn child. Despite the pain and grief that still lingers, Domann’s family is finding ways to channel their emotions into something positive: an annual volleyball tournament

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Pacers Secure Victory Over Nuggets with Haliburton’s Heroics

The Pacers’ 121-109 win over the Nuggets on Thursday night marked a pivotal moment in their season, with Tyrese Haliburton playing a crucial role in securing the victory. Key Highlights of Haliburton’s Performance Scoring: Haliburton scored 21 points off the bench, including a game-winning two-pointer with just over three minutes remaining in overtime. Playing Time:

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Elon Musk Considers Launching New Political Party

Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur and owner of Twitter, is contemplating the launch of a new political party in the United States. The idea was first proposed on Twitter, where he asked his 220 million followers if it was time to create a party that represents the middle class. Public Response Musk’s question garnered significant

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