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Prakash Raj announced an ‘Election Commission Chalo’ campaign in Bengaluru on September 1, opposing the SIR of electoral rolls. He questioned voter deletions, Election Commission accountability and said civil groups may seek a court stay
The emails landed in waves between August 18 and 22, subject line: “PlayStation Terms – Copy for Your Records.” Routine compliance communication, Sony might say. Spectacularly timed corporate self-own, say the thousands of PlayStation owners already organizing #PSBlackout — a week-long protest running August 23–30 in response to Sony’s plan to end physical disc production…
A planned blackout of PlayStation has begun in a bid to make Sony understand how frustrated a section of its PlayStation fans are. It kicked off at 7pm local time today, and is due to run until August 30.
Sakshi Sharma15 Aug 2026 12:00IST New Update
Yesterday, Xbox CEO Asha Sharmapaid a visitto Bethesda’s office in Rockville, Maryland, to catch a glimpse ofThe Elder Scrolls VI.
Molshree12 Aug 2026 09:34IST New Update
Amid the ongoing Jharkhand student protests, Prakash Raj has questioned the alleged use of force, including tear gas, on protesting students marching towards the Jharkhand legislative assembly in Ranchi on Monday, August 10
Jordan Klepper traveled to Portland, Oregon, to discover if the so-called “Antifa terrorists” that Donald Trump often references were as threatening as the president made them out to be.
It’s been a rough month for PlayStation users. A few weeks ago, Sony announced that it would end physical disc sales by 2028. Then on Friday, the PlayStation Network went down, rendering players unable to access their digital games for nearly half the day. Now, in response to the chaos, players are organizing their own…
As the nation rallies behind student protests, in this piece for mid-day, actor Renuka Shahane writes on how action, not lip service, is the need of the hour. She added that the response to the students’ protest should have been handled better