The rollout is part of a collaboration between NPCI International Payments Ltd (NIPL), Qatar National Bank (QNB), and Japanese payments gateway NETSTARS. By enabling seamless transactions, UPI supports both Indian travellers and local Qatari businesses.
Winner of Best New Musical (WhatsOnStage Awards) and direct from the West End, Mean Girls is coming to Southampton in 2027.
Tribune Online World Habitat Day: HDAN seeks action toward climate-resilient housing, others AS the world marks World Habitat Day 2025, the Housing Development Advocacy Network (HDAN) has called for urgent action toward climate-resilient housing, sustainable urban planning, and inclusive housing policies across Nigeria. It warned that every home built today must stand against tomorrows climate risks. World Habitat Day is observed on the first Monday of October [.] World Habitat Day: HDAN seeks action toward climate-resilient housing, others Tribune Online.
CONCORD, N.C. (AP) — Joey Logano, winner of two of the last three Cup Series championships, was never part of the conversation of potential elimination from NASCAR playoffs. At least not until Sund…
Kim Kardashian has been under nonstop security after a shocking assassination warning surfaced, as seen in the Hulu show trailer.
MANILA, Philippines – American health-care giant Bon Secours Mercy Health (BSMH) has opened a global business processing hub in BGC Taguig, which will employ 250 Filipinos to provide essential human resources, finance, supply chain and site support functions. In a statement on Monday, BSMH said the new global business services (GBS) center located at Park
The Indian cricket team hosts West Indies for the 2nd and final Test of the two-match series at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi.
The post Crypto Theft Surges to $2. 47 Billion in 2025 as Hackers Target Personal Wallets appeared com. Crime The crypto industry is facing its worst security crisis yet, with over $2. 47 billion stolen in just the first half of 2025 already more than all of last years losses. The largest single breach came when North Korean hackers looted ByBit for $1. 5 billion, marking the biggest crypto theft in history. But beyond exchange hacks, a quieter and more alarming threat has emerged. Cybercriminals are now focusing on personal wallets, where users store their own funds. These attacks account for over 23% of all stolen crypto this year, signaling a major shift in how hackers operate. As exchanges strengthen defenses with tighter compliance and better infrastructure, criminals have moved toward easier prey individual holders. Self-custody wallets give users full control of their assets but no safety net if their private keys or recovery phrases are compromised. Phishing scams, fake wallet apps, and AI-driven impersonations are becoming the tools of choice for attackers. Experts say Bitcoin remains the biggest prize, but newer chains like Solana and Base are seeing more victims, often among inexperienced traders. Rising prices also magnify losses each stolen wallet is worth more as markets climb. The takeaway: self-custody requires self-defense. Users should rely on hardware wallets, strong passwords, and offline backups while avoiding storing recovery phrases online. Vigilance has become the only real safeguard in a market where one wrong click could turn anyone into the next headline in a multi-billion-dollar crime wave. The information provided in this article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice. Coindoo. com does not endorse or recommend any specific investment strategy or cryptocurrency. Always conduct your own research and consult with a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Author Alexander Zdravkov is a person who always looks for the.
The Indian cricket team hosts West Indies for the 2nd and final Test of the two-match series at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi.
MANILA, Philippines – The Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) is pursuing the offshore assets—including foreign bank accounts, real estate and personal properties—of individuals accused of corruption in flood control projects, expanding a crackdown that has so far frozen about P4.2 billion in suspected ill-gotten wealth. Matthew David, the council’s executive director, told DZBB radio on Monday