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  India's power grid shutdown could be part of China's operation to send a message to India that if it puts up more resistance on the border, the entire country could be without power: New York Times China has been blamed for a sudden power outage for several hours in Mumbai last October, but China has dismissed all such reports as "extremely irresponsible". Based on a study by Recorded Futures, a company that monitors Internet usage through government agencies in the United States, the New York Times wrote in an article that China could be involved in the blackout of Mumbai's power grid. Following the power cut across Mumbai, the Maharashtra government had set up a committee of inquiry, which submitted its report to the state government on Monday. The report confirms the October blackout in Mumbai, which revealed the presence of 14 Trojan horse programs in the grid's operating system that destroyed computer programs. Mumbai Police Cyber ​​Cell has s...

  l The Colonel is also gaining ground outside India, including the United Kingdom Controversial herbal remedies are once again reported in India to be very effective against the corona virus. The compound, called Coronal, was recently launched at an event attended by some Indian government ministers. But there is no evidence that this 'medicine' works and misleading claims have been made about its use. What do we know about the mixture? It is a blend of herbs used in traditional Indian medicine and is being sold by a large Indian company called Patanjali, Coronal. This 'medicine' first appeared in June last year and was advertised by the famous yoga guru Baba Ramdev. They presented it as a "cure" for Code 19 without any basis. But later the Indian government had to intervene and stop its marketing. The government said there was no data to prove that it could cure the corona virus. However, the government approved its sale as an 'immuni...

  GETTY IMAGES Nanda Devi, India's second highest peak, is near the northeastern border with China Residents of a village in the Himalayas in India believe that nuclear spy equipment is buried under snow in the mountains around their village. So when the village of Renee was flooded in early February, the people there became frightened and rumors spread that "nuclear devices have exploded" and that they caused the flood. However, scientists believe that the flood in the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand was caused by a broken piece of a large glacier. More than 50 people were killed in the floods earlier this month. But if you try to tell this to the people of Renee village, many people will not believe you at all. The people of Reni village are involved in farming and this small hill village is home to 250 families. "We believe that nuclear equipment could play a role in this flood," Sangram Singh Rawat, Sarpanch of Raini village, told me. How can glac...