Gmail plans to minimize spam emails in your inbox; Know how

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Gmail plans to minimize spam emails in your inbox; Know how

By June 2024, Google will require bulk email senders to authenticate messages, transmit exclusively to opted-in recipients, and provide a one-click unsubscribe option. Non-compliant senders will receive temporary errors and rejections in April 2024.

Google is targeting bulk email senders to reduce spam email traffic. Reducing unsolicited messages improves Gmail users’ email experience.

The new Google standards require bulk email senders to verify their messages and only deliver them to opt-in recipients. These methods boost email deliverability and counteract spam.

By June 2024, bulk senders must include a one-click unsubscribe button in commercial and promotional emails. The letter will prominently display this button, allowing recipients to simply opt out of future communications.

Google will deliver temporary errors to mass senders that don’t satisfy its rules starting this month. Senders are warned to remedy compliance issues by these errors.

Google will reject some non-compliant email traffic starting in April 2024. It will rise gradually to encourage bulk senders to follow new rules.

Bulk senders who don’t follow Google’s rules will have their emails rejected, affecting their Gmail reach. Google’s tactics encourage senders to prioritize user preferences and prevent spam.

Conclusion

Google is fighting spam by requiring bulk email senders to authenticate and send only to opt-in recipients. They will have one-click unsubscribe in commercial and promotional communications by June 2024. From April 2024, non-compliant senders will receive temporary errors and rejections. These methods encourage senders to prioritize user preferences and prevent spam, improving Gmail user experience.

‘Such an egoist person’: Aditya Narayan trolled after Chhattisgarh concert incident; Viral video shows what happened

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‘Such an egoist person’: Aditya Narayan trolled after Chhattisgarh concert incident; Viral video shows what happened

Aditya Narayan, son of Udit Narayan, is facing trouble with netizens after a viral video of him misbehaving with a fan during a live concert. The video shows him throwing a fan’s phone into the crowd, causing outrage among netizens and social media users.

Udit Narayan’s son Aditya Narayan has once again become the subject of controversy. A video of the singer has gone viral on the internet. In the video, Aditya is seen misbehaving with a fan after he snatched the fan’s phone and throwed away during a live concert. After Netizens were angry at the singer and his ‘rude’ gesture, after the video went viral.

The video shows Aditya performing on Aaj Ki Raat song from Shah Rukh Khan’s Don when he seemed to be losing his cool. After snatching the fan’s phone, Aditya threw it into the crowd before he continued his performance.

In the video Aditya is seen performing live at his concert at Rungta R2 in Bhilai, Chhattisgarh.

The audience present at the concert were shocked by Aditya’s behaviour. Social media users too expressed their anger towards him.

Here’s how netizens reacted

Soon after the video went viral, social media user came out in huge numbers and trolled Aditya for his behaviour. One user wrote, ”His father is so humble but his attitude is just opposite.” ”Why are people gathered in large numbers to hear this below average singer. There will be many bathroom singers better than him.,” added another. A third user commented, ”FIR should be registered for damage of personal property. Law is there for such irresponsible actions.”

Conclusion

Aditya Narayan, son of Udit Narayan, has been the subject of controversy after a viral video of him misbehaving with a fan during a live concert. The video shows Aditya performing on Shah Rukh Khan’s Don song, losing his cool and throwing the fan’s phone into the crowd. Social media users trolled Aditya for his behavior, comparing him to other bathroom singers and calling for a FIR for damage to personal property.

AAP’s Manish Sisodia Receives 3-Day Interim Bail from Delhi Court During Ongoing Case

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AAP’s Manish Sisodia Receives 3-Day Interim Bail from Delhi Court During Ongoing Case

Manish Sisodia, the leader of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), was given three days of interim release by a Delhi court on Monday, enabling him to attend his niece’s wedding. Due to the Delhi excise policy case, the AAP leader was imprisoned for over a year. Following many sessions, the Enforcement Directorate objected to Manish Sisodia’s temporary release, citing the former deputy chief minister of Delhi as evidence. 

In the corruption and money laundering proceedings, Manish Sisodia was granted temporary release by Special Judge M K Nagpal for the period of February 13–15.

Manish Sisodia, who was detained in the Delhi excise policy case on February 26, 2023 by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). After the federal agency claimed anomalies in the creation and execution of the now-cancelled excise policy, ED assumed responsibility for the issue.

The AAP leader applied more than once and said that other from the government’s approver’s statement, ED had no hard evidence against him. 

Judge M K Nagpal granted Manish Sisodia permission to see his sick wife once a week while he was being held in jail, despite the AAP leader’s bail plea being denied by the courts. The ruling followed Sisodia’s January court appeal for authorization to see his wife twice a week. 

Manish Sisodia’s attorney said in court, “Earlier, the court has granted me permission to visit my wife, and there have been no complaints against me for flouting any conditions imposed by the court.”  

Karan Singh Grover Reacts To Hrithik Roshan Getting More Attention In Fighter

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Karan Singh Grover Reacts To Hrithik Roshan Getting More Attention In Fighter

The box-office numbers of Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone starrer Fighter may be a little disappointing but the movie is getting praised a lot by whoever has watched it whether it is a fan, celeb or a critic.

Siddharth Anand directed movie also starred Anil Kapoor, Karan Singh Grover, Sanjeeda Sheikh, and others in important roles. Recently Karan Singh Grover gave an interview in which he opened up about his role and why he wasn’t worried about Hrithik Roshan getting more attention.

He said, “I was not afraid of the fact… I mean Hrithik is Hrithik. He has worked hard to be what he is, and he gets attention sometimes even when he doesn’t want it. He gets attention from all of us too… It’s not like there’s ever a fear because that is a different point of view and a different way of thinking which I don’t have.”

Karan Singh Grover further said, “Siddharth molded the characters and helped create the web that is holding the emotion, that is of love for the country. The Air Force is about a whole bunch of brave people, it’s not about one person. So, it never occurred that he will get (all) the attention. It’s amazing that everyone feels I played it well, people cried for my character. That’s like the truest form of love. Every actor or performer has a dream to touch people’s heart through the characters they play, and that has happened with me. It’s beautiful and amazing. I’m lucky to be a part of this film and to be given this role to play.”

Have you watched the movie? Let us know your review.

20 Women Gang-Raped In Rajasthan On The Pretext Of Anganwadi Job, Case Filed

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20 Women Gang-Raped In Rajasthan On The Pretext Of Anganwadi Job, Case Filed

In a horrific incident, 20 women were allegedly sexually exploited and gang-raped on the pretext of getting job in Anganwadi in Rajasthan.

As per the reports, allegations of gang-rape have been leveled against Mahendra Mevada, the chairperson of the Sirohi Municipal Council in Rajasthan and the former municipal council Commissioner, Mahendra Choudhary and a case has also been filed against both of them.

The incident came into public notice after a woman from Pali approached the police and claimed that Mevada and Choudhary lured her and other 20 women with jobs in Anganwadi and exploited them sexually. She revealed that they recorded the act as well and then they blackmailed each woman and demanded Rs. 5 lakh. The woman said that the accused threatened the women that if they didn’t pay them Rs. 5 lakh, then they will release videos on social media platforms.

The Pali woman told police that she visited Sirohi along with other women to meet the accused some months back for getting job in Anganwadi. She said that the accommodation and food was arranged by the accused and she alleged that the accused exploited them after they ate food mixed with sedatives. She claimed that she confronted the accused on getting conscious and he admitted that he has cheated them.

Though a case was not registered initially as Paras Choudhary, the Deputy Superintendent of Police, claimed that the women filed a false case, the Rajasthan High Court ordered to file a case after eight women filed a petition.

Hopefully, the truth will come out soon.

UAE Employees Switch to Remote Work Mode Amid Orange Alert for Heavy Rains

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UAE Employees Switch to Remote Work Mode Amid Orange Alert for Heavy Rains

According to AlarabIya News on Monday, the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has issued orange and yellow weather advisories due to the moderate to heavy rainfall, lightning, and thunder that was experienced in six of the seven emirates.

One day after showers and sporadic rains were recorded throughout the UAE on Sunday, there were reports of thunder, lightning, and severe thunderstorms in some regions of the nation on Monday.

Early in the morning, Dubai authorities issued a weather advisory, cautioning of “weather fluctuations” around the emirate. Residents are being asked to drive more cautiously and at a slower speed, to avoid valleys and beaches. The nation is experiencing rain, winds of various intensities, thunder, lightning, and hail, according to the Ministry of Interior. Horizontal vision on the roadways has decreased due to the unstable circumstances.

Videos of the bad weather, including hail flurries and lightning strikes in the Northern Emirates, have been posted on social media by the UAE meteorological agency.

Employers are urged by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratization to provide flexible work schedules for their staff in order to protect their safety.

Given the predicted weather, the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratization is urging private sector businesses in the United Arab Emirates to implement flexible work schedules tomorrow, Monday, February 12.

Additionally, it said that businesses must protect employees’ health and safety while they travel to and from outside work areas. The nation’s school regulator, the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA), has also advised teachers to offer remote learning in light of the severe weather.

Please kindly request that, on Monday, February 12, all Dubai-based private schools, nurseries, and colleges exercise flexibility in attending to the requirements of their staff, students, and parents, and offer the option of remote learning, given the outlook for unexpected weather. Everyone, please be safe, the KHDA stated in a media release.

Team Modi’s Doval, Jaishankar Successfully Tackle Navy Veterans’ Issue in Qatar

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Team Modi’s Doval, Jaishankar Successfully Tackle Navy Veterans’ Issue in Qatar

The Narendra Modi administration moved quickly to address the Indian Navy veterans’ situation, even though it had been going on for almost two years. This was because a Qatari court had decided a few months prior that they would be given the death penalty.

Backchannel negotiations were headed by National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, while diplomatic efforts were handled by the Ministry of External Affairs, chaired by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. According to reliable sources, the Indian NSA met with the leadership of Dahra Global on two or three occasions during the rescue effort of the Indian naval veterans employed by the company.

While the death sentence was mitigated by Qatari authorities last month, marking a significant victory, the Indian side persisted in its efforts to retrieve the sailors. Additionally, the Prime Minister visited Dubai in November of last year and spoke with the leadership of Qatar directly about the issue. The Indian side was able to secure the release of the Indian Navy veterans from the Middle Eastern nation by means of persistent efforts and the application of various forms of diplomatic measures.

Eight former members of the Indian Navy who had been held in the Gulf nation on suspicion of espionage have now been freed by Qatar.

In a statement issued early on Monday, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) hailed the development and stated that seven of the eight former members of the Indian Navy who were employed by the private company Dahra Global Company have returned to India from Qatar.

How Poonam Pandey’s publicity stunt highlights the need for Cancer awareness, accountability in celebrity influence

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How Poonam Pandey’s publicity stunt highlights the need for Cancer awareness, accountability in celebrity influence

Poonam Pandey’s fake death announcement on social media has sparked debate on the role of celebrities and influencers in public health. The incident raises questions about the reliance on momentary acts of insanity to create awareness about diseases like cancer. It also raises concerns about the accountability and social responsibility of influencers, who often offer false advice without proper consultation with professionals. It is crucial to hold these individuals accountable to prevent further harm.

Poonam Pandey became a topic of conversation on social media due to her fake announcement about her death recently. Poonam Pandey is said to be a Stage 4 terminal cancer patient. Hence, the fake report of her death, which has been called a pathetic publicity stunt, has insulted the daily struggles of millions of cancer patients and their families. The public health and policy professional who has spent her professional life attempting to create awareness about public health issues and alleviate societal stigma can say with great confidence that awareness is not generated by trending on social media platforms for a few hours or days. It requires persistent and dedicated effort by all stakeholders (government, corporates, civil society, media, citizens) at every level.

The incident raises two broader questions: are we dependent on such momentary acts of insanity to create awareness about a disease like cancer? Most of us have either experienced this disease personally or through a family member, friend, or colleague. The International Agency for Research on Cancer estimates that around one in five people develop cancer in their lifetimes. One in nine men and one in 12 women die from the disease. Cancer Research UK had previously estimated that 1 in 2 people in the UK will develop cancer in their lifetimes.

If anything, this unfortunate incident should be a moment of serious introspection and wake up call for all stakeholders. If we are relying on Poonam Pandey for cancer awareness, we have a problem on our hands, and a big one at that at that

The second key question is how can we ensure greater accountability and social responsibility of celebrities and ‘influencers’? Undoubtedly, social media is a tremendous platform for reaching out to millions of people. However, while Poonam Pandey has taken things too far, there have been several instances in the past too. If people actually follow the ‘advice’ offered by such ‘influencers’, it can be to their detriment. Frequently, ‘influencers’ will offer cures to diseases like cancer or diabetes through unproven remedies lacking a rigorous evidence base. Such false promises can distract patients from seeking proper medical advice or even interfere with their treatments.

A large number of so-called ‘influencers’ neither have any technical training nor a lived experience of dealing with the health related issues they preach about on social media. Even if an individual has had a lived experience of say cancer or depression, they cannot give medical advice to another patient. They can, at best, share their own experience of what worked and what did not.

While regulations can and must come into play, influencers, brands, and agencies managing them also need to be socially responsible. It is equally important for every citizen to not follow any health or medical advice offered by an ‘influencer’ without due consultation with qualified professionals. We must also hold these ‘influencers’ and celebrities accountable else the likes of Poonam Pandey will keep wreaking havoc on social media platforms to further their selfish interests.

Conclusion

Poonam Pandey has been a topic of discussion on social media due to the fake announcement about her death. This incident has insulted the daily struggles of millions of cancer patients and their families. Public health and policy professionals argue that awareness is not generated by trending on social media but requires persistent effort from all stakeholders. The incident raises questions about the dependence on momentary acts of insanity to create awareness about diseases like cancer. Additionally, it raises questions about the accountability and social responsibility of celebrities and influencers. Influencers often offer false cures without rigorous evidence, distracting patients from seeking proper medical advice or interfere with treatments. Regulations can help, but influencers, brands, and agencies must also be socially responsible. Citizens should not follow health or medical advice without consulting qualified professionals and hold influencers accountable to prevent further harm.

Stress Management to Balanced Diet: 5 things that can help women reduce the risk of heart disease

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Stress Management to Balanced Diet: 5 things that can help women reduce the risk of heart disease

Heart disease is a significant health concern, especially for women. There are several things women can do to reduce the risk of heart disease.

Heart disease is a major health issue, and women should take precautions. Hormonal factors protect menstruating women from heart disease, but post-menopause they are at risk like men. Due to societal, medical, and biological circumstances, women suffer worse heart illness, are identified later, and are harder to treat. Results are poorer than in men.

Dr. V. Rajashekhar, Senior Consultant Interventional Cardiology & Electrophysiology, Certified Proctor For TAVR & Clinical Director, Yashoda Hospitals, Hyderabad, advises heart-healthy eating, exercise, stress control, and frequent checks.

Balanced, healthy eating comes first. Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean meats are heart-healthy for women. Saturated and trans fats and salt reduction promote cardiovascular health. Little, long-term food changes can have a tremendous impact.

Heart disease prevention requires exercise. Regular exercise lowers blood pressure, strengthens the heart, increase circulation, and maintain weight. Brisk walking, cycling, or dancing for 150 minutes a week is recommended.

Stress management is crucial but overlooked. Heart health may deteriorate from continuous stress. Yoga, meditation, and deep breathing relieve stress and promote health. A healthy work-life balance and support reduce stress.

Early detection and prevention require health exams. Women need frequent blood pressure, cholesterol, and other tests. A family medical history might assist identify risk factors and customize prevention tactics.

Quitting smoking and drinking too much improves cardiac health. Smoking damages blood vessels and reduces cardiac oxygen delivery, raising heart disease risk. High blood pressure and heart disease can result from alcohol consumption.

Finally, educating women and fostering educated decision-making can help them live heart-healthy lifestyles.

Conclusion

Heart disease is a big female issue. Postmenopause hormones, social, medical, and biological factors put women at risk. A heart-healthy diet, exercise, stress management, and regular checkups reduce risk. Cardiovascular health can be improved by eating heart-healthy foods reduced in saturated and trans fats and sodium. Regular exercise lowers blood pressure, strengthens the heart, and improves circulation. Meditation, yoga, and deep breathing alleviate stress. Avoiding smoking, frequent drinking, and checkups are crucial.

After Killing Mother & Son, UP Man Commits Suicide When Wife Was Not At Home

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After Killing Mother & Son, UP Man Commits Suicide When Wife Was Not At Home

In a shocking incident that took place in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, a person first killed his mother and son (12 yrs) by poisoning them and then he committed suicide by hanging himself.

The person has been identified as Tarun Chouhan and his wife was not at home when this unfortunate incident happened, she was on a holy trip to Khatu Shayam Ji temple, Sikar, Rajasthan and after getting the news of this incident, she is coming back home.

On Sunday morning, the dead bodies were first discovered by the domestic help after which she informed neighbours who informed the police.

There was complete panic in the neighbourhood after three deaths and one neighbour stated, “We don’t know why he was upset. Tarun had taken a Pepsi dealership a while ago and suffered heavy losses. He had then sold a part of his house to clear the debt. We don’t know what happened now. This will come to light once his wife returns. We would also know if she went by herself or he asked her to go as part of his plan.” The neighbour also revealed that Tarun’s mother was not well for quite some time now.

A senior police officer Suraj Rai told mediapersons, “Tarun’s wife left for Khatu Shyam ji temple yesterday. It appears that Tarun first poisoned his son and his mother and then died by suicide. Probe is on.” The officer also said that the autopsy will confirm the cause of death.

RIP.

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