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Replacing the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore could cost at least $2 billion, federal officials have told Maryland lawmakers.

Fake sim cards racket: 21 lakh SIM cards activated with fake documents prompt urgent re-verification and disconnection, aiding in curbing cyber crimes.

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on March 15 has disallowed telecom subscribers to port out of their current network provider if they have “swapped” their SIM card, after loss or damage of a previous card, within the past seven days. The move is part of several anti-spam measures the…

The proposal would make it easier to hold airlines accountable for mishandling wheelchairs and better protect people at airports and on planes, DOT says.

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DoT launches Chakshu platform for telecom users to report fraud calls, introduces Caller Name Presentation feature.

A court ruling has sided with a passenger who was offered false information via AI about the airline's bereavement policy.

The Union Cabinet approves Indian Railways' request for free wireless spectrum to enhance passenger safety and data transfer capacity.

The White House said President Joe Biden will visit to East Palestine, Ohio, a year after a train derailed in the village.

Neuralink, Elon Musk's brain implant company, has been found to have violated US hazardous material transport rules, according to revealing documents.

Iron Maiden appeared in a Crash Test Dummies commercial in the early ’90s, and Bruce Dickinson almost met the President because of it