The Times of India

A popular free streaming app, Pikashow, is raising cybersecurity alarms. Experts warn it may contain malware and steal personal data. The app is not on official stores, requiring risky sideloading. Indian users are urged to uninstall it immediately. Authorities advise downloading apps only from trusted sources. Report any suspicious activity to the national cybercrime helpline.

Kendriya Vidyalayas' early April sports selections are causing a stir, excluding students transitioning to Class 11. The move, ahead of CBSE results and Class 11 admissions, forces a premature commitment to the KV system via undertakings. Parents and educationists decry this as unfair, potentially violating students' right to equality and freedom of choice.

An engineer in Bengaluru has been accused of marrying two women and getting engaged to another while falsely claiming to be unmarried. The deception came to light after his first wife filed a complaint, leading to cases of cheating and bigamy. The accused is currently on the run.

A 27-year-old bodybuilder and gym trainer in Bengaluru allegedly died by suicide, reportedly due to harassment and blackmail by a married woman he befriended. The deceased made a video call to the woman during his final moments. His family alleges the woman pressured him to transfer property and emotionally harassed him.

A 24-year-old BCom graduate allegedly died by suicide in Bengaluru, leaving a note accusing his lover of betrayal after a 6-7 year relationship. The woman reportedly ended the relationship due to parental disapproval, leading to a police compromise. Abhishek reportedly informed his lover via video call and WhatsApp before his death.

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