An innocent man spent 18 months in prison after police missed an underscore in his Skyrim username
Investigators mistakenly requested details for the user "fus_ro_dah" instead of "fus__ro_dah"
Safe Harbour Rule has been the root cause all along, enabling SM platforms to push deepfakes & anti-IND narratives with legal protection. It's like an anti-responsibility act protecting SMs & messaging apps from user-generated content.
While Telegram is part of the issue, it presents an opportunity to tighten SHR across the board, including Meta.
He cant speak Malayalam BTW - which is the language of the constituency he is elected from.
Can speak Italian but not Malyalam conveys a lot about our old elite - doesn't it?
REVEALED: Here Are the Mainstream Journalists on China’s Payroll 🚨
I exclusively uncovered the identities of prominent U.S. journalists flown to China by a CCP-linked influence operation seeking “favorable coverage” and “positive messages” about Beijing. 🧵
@ambedkariteIND bhai khaya piya karo fir tumhari bhi height bad jayegi.. Mane bhi aisse hi kiya tha. Protein jyada khana aur exercise jarura karna. subah 4 baje uthkar kam se kam 5 KM running karna..
Acquisition could significantly expand Adani’s global port footprint. Adani weighing bid for UK’s largest port operator. ABP operates 21 ports handling 25% of UK seaborne trade, making it critical national infra, will face intense scrutiny. Canadian funds CPPIB & OMERS are looking to offload ~65% controlling stake.
ABP is central to the UK’s offshore wind sector. Adani’s green hydrogen & clean energy investments could accelerate the port network’s decarbonisation.
*Deal another potential hindenberg/hitjob candidate
India is the world's largest tractor market. Every year, Indian farmers buy more tractors than any other country on Earth. In 2023, that fleet ran almost entirely on diesel, and the average farmer who owned one spent tens of thousands of rupees a year simply to keep it running. An automotive engineer who had spent twelve years building vehicles at Toyota and Volvo decided that was the problem worth spending the next decade on.
Anoop Srikantaswamy studied at Cornell University and built his career across Toyota Kirloskar Motor, nine years at Volvo Group, then Accenture, and briefly as Director of R&D Programs at Ola. By the time he left Ola in 2023, he had seen the global automotive industry from the inside for over a decade. And the gap he kept returning to was a specific one: the world's largest tractor market had no credible electric alternative designed for Indian farming conditions. Global manufacturers were building for European and American farms, not for the fields of Punjab and Vidarbha.
In August 2023, he co-founded Moonrider in Bengaluru with Ravi Kulkarni, his former Volvo colleague of six years, with one stated mission: make farming so economically viable and sustainable that more people would want to return to it.
What they built is not an adaptation of a foreign design. Moonrider's electric tractors, available in 27HP, 50HP, and 75HP variants, carry an in-house battery pack, the world's first oil-cooled thermal solution for a tractor battery, and a category-first active balancer technology. The system integrates with a mobile app, receives over-the-air updates, and supports platooning and autonomous operations. Concept to prototype took under 40 days. The technology is patented in India.
Moonrider has signed MoUs for 6,000 tractor deliveries over three years, raised $8.38 million from investors including pi Ventures and Micelio, and has begun customer deliveries.
The largest tractor market in the world has been waiting for something like this. It just needed someone who had spent a decade inside the global automotive industry, understood exactly what was missing, and came home to build it.