Daily Newsletter | Monday, March 27, 2017
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| ‘Kerala ‘IS module’ had Hindu leaders on hit list’ |
| Moinudheen Parakadavath, an important link in the Kerala Islamic State module of 22 missing persons who travelled to Afghanistan, has told the NIA and central intelligence agencies that members of the so-called caliphate wanted to target several Hindu leaders, Ahmadiyya mosques and Jamaat-e-Islami Hind. |
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| Uber grounds self-driving cars, here’s why |
| Uber has grounded its fleet of self-driving cars pending an investigation into the crash of an Uber autonomous vehicle in Arizona, a spokesperson for the car-hailing service said Sunday. |
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| India in YouTube’s top 10 markets |
| People put their content in various places. What we see is that they do it to promote their videos, while they consider YouTube as their home, said David Powell. |
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| This app is setting a new record in the US |
| Bitmoji, the personalized emoji app owned by Snapchat, is the fastest-growing app in the United States. That’s according to measurement and analytics firm ComScore, which ranked the top 11 fast-growing apps from December 2014 to December 2016, though… |
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| Nathan Lyon spins Australia ahead in Dharamsala |
| Off spinner Nathan Lyon dismissed Cheteshwar Pujara, Karun Nair, Ajinkya Rahane and Ravichandran Ashwin after tea to turn the second Test slightly in Australia’s favour on the second day in Dharamsala. |
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| Qatar Foundation looks at job cuts amid low oil, gas prices |
| The Qatar Foundation says it is looking at possible job cuts, the latest Gulf entity to acknowledge being hurt by low global energy prices. Qatar, which will host the 2022 FIFA World Cup, is a major natural gas producer that also pumps crude oil. |
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| General insurance premium set to go up from April 1 |
| These may trigger insurers to revisit the pricing of their products in so far as the costing input relating to commission or remuneration is concerned, said the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (Irdai). |
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