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- 1China can blind India: the SLV-3 to Agni missile story●CHINA CAN BLIND INDIA: SLV 3 Rocket to Agni Missile | Kalam, Sarabhai & Nambi | Attacks on ISRO
A widely discussed account traces India's missile and space journey from the SLV-3 rocket to the Agni ballistic missile, highlighting the roles of Vikram Sarabhai, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and Nambi Narayanan. It also revisits attacks and setbacks faced by ISRO, arguing that China holds capabilities that could blind India's strategic systems, prompting debate over India's space and defence preparedness.
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BGR has published a roundup of nine car gadgets intended to help new drivers build skills and confidence behind the wheel. The list reportedly covers tools such as dash cameras, phone mounts, blind-spot aids and other accessories that make driving safer and easier for beginners. The piece is being read as practical shopping guidance for learners and parents of teenage drivers.
- 3'Wait Until Dark' brings Halloween thrills to Texas Theatre▼‘Wait Until Dark’ offers Halloween weekend thrills at Texas Theatre
The Texas Theatre in Seguin is staging 'Wait Until Dark' over Halloween weekend, offering audiences a suspenseful classic thriller as part of the holiday's seasonal programming. The production gives local theatregoers a spooky night out, with the play's blind protagonist and menacing criminals well suited to Halloween audiences looking for tension and scares.
- 4Fans of Love Is Blind Urged to Apply for Other Reality Shows▼Obsessed With ‘Love Is Blind’? Apply to These Reality TV Series
Backstage has published a roundup pointing fans of the Netflix dating show 'Love Is Blind' toward other reality TV series currently casting. The piece highlights open applications for similar programmes, giving hopefuls a route from viewer to participant. Interest follows the ongoing popularity of the dating-show format and the streamer's reality slate.
- 5Swiss man faked blindness for a decade to collect 600,000 euros●Il fait croire qu’il est aveugle durant dix ans et touche 600 000 euros d'aides sociales : le Suisse est démasqué au vol
A Swiss man pretended to be blind for ten years and collected around 600,000 euros in social benefits before being caught. He was unmasked while driving his car and steering his boat, exposing the fraud. The case is drawing attention as an example of large-scale benefit fraud and the lengths scammers will go to, as well as questions about how the deception went undetected for so long.