Hera Rizwan is a journalist at TheWire.in, specializing in health and wellness, media and press, and public security. She focuses on topics such as consumer health and health news, bringing attention to critical issues within these areas. Hera's work has been featured in outlets including Newswav, BOOM, and the Pulitzer Center.
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Facebook Ad Library data ahead of the West Bengal elections showed the BJP far ahead, spending over Rs 3.8 crore compared to the TMC's Rs 87 lakh.
Fraud-driven offences, particularly impersonation and sextortion, made up the bulk of cases. BOOM has reported on the modus operandi of these scam.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to use fuel sparingly and opt for work from home (WFH) where possible to support the economy.
After the Jabalpur boat tragedy, AI images of a mother and child's final moments flooded social media, shifting focus from accountability. The pattern echoes earlier cases like the Pahalgam attack.
After CJI Surya Kant called unemployed youth “cockroaches,” the internet built the Cockroach Janta Party—a satirical movement with a manifesto and a growing base.
The Supreme Court on Monday reaffirmed that “bail is the rule and jail the exception”, even in cases under the UAPA. It also raised concerns about its recent order which denied bail to former JNU student leaders Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the Delhi riots conspiracy case.
By: Hera Rizwan
Despite strict security at NEET exam centres, like biometric checks, frisking and AI surveillance, the breach happened earlier in the chain.
From fake-follower allegations to the theory that the party took down its own website, a wave of claims has targeted the Cockroach Janta Party since it went viral. A technical examination finds little evidence behind any of them.
From fake-follower allegations to the theory that the party took down its own website, a wave of claims has targeted the Cockroach Janta Party since it went viral. A technical examination finds little evidence behind any of them.
An altered image of a well-known ancient artefact, the bronze “Dancing Girl” from Mohenjo-daro, has been removed from a class 9 school textbook following strong criticism from historians and educators.
