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The state-run Power Grid Corporation on Monday said its board has approved a proposal to raise up to Rs 2,250 crore through issuance of bonds to fund its capital expenditure.

The Mi Air Purifier 3 is the successor to the Mi Air Purifier 2S launched last year at Rs 8,999. To recall, the company recently launched its Mi Air Purifier 2C in India at Rs 6,499.

The students’ petition also listed out five issues with the partnership and stated that Tel Aviv University’s close ties with the Israeli military and its support for the occupation of Palestinian territories raised serious ethical questions.

The report on fake news and disinformation on social media sites followed an 18-month investigation. The parliamentary committee that prepared the report says social media sites should have to follow a mandatory code of ethics overseen by an independent regulator to better control harmful or illegal content.

S&P Global’s final euro zone manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) fell to 47.3 in March from February’s 48.5, just ahead of a preliminary reading of 47.1 but below the 50 mark separating growth from contraction for a ninth month.

The crew members alerted the Air Traffic Controller and a full scale emergency was declared. Soon after emergency landing at the Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) in Bengaluru, the fire was extinguished.

The market for truly wireless earbuds is about to get crowded with yet another brand entering the segment. And it is none other than Realme, which is coming up with its “Buds Air,” on December 17. While the company has already teased a pair of truly wireless buds in the past, we are now seeing the first look at the Buds Air, courtesy of tipster Mukul Sharma. A new set of images show what appears to be the “Buds Air”, alongside its few anticipated features.

Facebook said it doesn’t look at the content of the posts and photos that the accounts are spreading, but rather, the “behaviour” of the pages — such as whether they are using fake accounts or sending spam — when deciding whether to remove them. The turn towards politics suggests that spammers are learning from the Russian playbook on how to get people riled up and clicking. Facebook has been working to weed out misinformation and election meddling since it acknowledged that Russian agents abused its service in 2016. But while those actors seemed intent on disrupting elections, Facebook says its latest purge was about accounts trying to make money.