phonepe rummyIn a post on Instagram, Soni shared, “There is a huge scam going around everyone. Someone calls up pretending to be from Delhi Customs… and says you have ordered some illegal drugs. Or they say they’re from the police or something of that nature… They try to get your Aadhar card number from you. I got the same call. Then they intimidate you to the point that you transfer a large sum of money to them. Bottom line is don’t fall for it. Someone we know just did and it’s a nightmare if you get psyched.”

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phonepe rummyOn Saturday, Do Aur Do Pyaar recorded an overall 13.72 per cent Hindi occupancy. Despite releasing on Cinema Lovers Day and offering a buy one get one offer on tickets, the film managed to mint only Rs 55 lakh on its first day. It released alongside Dibakar Banerjee’s Love Sex Aur Dhokha 2 (LSD 2), which fared even worse, collecting Rs 15 lakh on Friday and dropping further to Rs 12 lakh on Saturday.At the event, Microsoft also announced that original equipment manufacturer (OEM) partners like Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Samsung will launch some of their Copilot+-powered PCs in select markets starting June 18, with a starting price of $999.

phonepe rummyWeinstein has been indicted on four counts of rape and seven other sexual assault counts involving five women, who will appear in court as Jane Does to tell their stories. He has pleaded not guilty.Researchers have found an anti-ageing function in a protein deep within human cells.

phonepe rummyThe S&P BSE Sensex fell 882.61 points (1.81 per cent) to settle at 47,949.42, while the Nifty 50 on NSE ended 258.40 points (1.77 per cent) lower at 14,359.45. Both the indices had opened around 2 per cent lower earlier in the day and skid further in the morning session of trade. During the trade, the BSE benchmark fell as much as 1,469.32 points (3.01 per cent) to hit an intraday low of 47,362.71, while the NSE barometer had slipped 426.45 points (2.92 per cent) to 14,191.40.Google has issued a detailed response after a report in the Wall Street Journal showed how third-party app developers were reading Gmail messages of users, sometimes without explicit permission. Google’s response, written in the form of a blog post, says no one at the company was reading users’ Gmail messages and that all third-party vendors are carefully vetted by the company.

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