Quick notes: Dark net | Anti-satellite weapon...

• Credit, debit card details of 4 lakh Indians up for sale: A whopping 98% out of a large packet of sensitive credit and debit card details, that have been put up for sale on the dark net, are those of Indian customers



• Data analytics, AI helped improve GST collections: Data from income tax, GST, customs, export and import is being mined. A red flag report on areas of mismatch was prepared. Such targeted measures helped the govt improve tax collections by scrutinizing only a fraction of GST payers.



• Anti-Satellite Weapon: India proudly showcases its anti-satellite weapon at an arms bazaar... 13-meter-tall, three-stage missile with solid-rocket motor propulsion.



• Over 10% of the population? Not a minority!. . . kindly support her idea.

World's third largest and Indians second largest majority. So again, why are they being given minority status????@AmitShah @sambitswaraj @harrywakh
Mazak bana rakha hai https://t.co/TBvYUainoI

— apoorva kulkarni-team modi-shah (@EkAur_ModiBhakt) February 8, 2020




• Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam: To the broad-minded, the whole world is family.




• Just What the Doctor Ordered: Take a Yoga class and depression, anxiety improve



• Calibrating Ketosis: If you give your body any more than the absolute minimum amount of protein that it needs, it will immediately break it down into carbs. The point of keto is to force your body to deplete its glucose so it will have to use body fat as a fuel source.



• Indian cities are turning into "urban heat islands": Potential health hazards due to heat waves apart from pollution.



• Why is India exporting granite? China’s coronavirus crisis rattles granite barons.



• Rattled by China Inc: Attorney General thinks US should buy controlling stake in Nokia, Ericsson. "From a national security standpoint, if the industrial internet becomes dependent upon Chinese tech, China would have the ability to shut countries off from technology and equipment upon which their consumers and industries depend". . . . . White House dismisses the idea.