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Centurion University of Technology and Management, Andhra Pradesh (CUTM-AP), has partnered with Avalanche to issue blockchain-secured academic records. Starting this academic year, over 1,000 degrees—including bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral programs, diplomas, and certificates—will be minted on Avalanche.The initiative makes each credential tamper-proof and instantly verifiable. It will allow employers, institutions, and government agencies to confirm authenticity in seconds.This is expected to reduce incidents of academic fraud, a growing challenge in India and abroad.“Blockchain technology is transforming the way institutions preserve and verify academic records,” said Dr. P.K. Mohanty, Vice Chancellor of CUTM-AP.By using Avalanche’s scalable infrastructure, CUTM-AP is aligning with India’s…

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Enjoyed this article? Share it with your friends! Stable, a digital payment-focused blockchain developed with support from Bitfinex $482.59M , is preparing to add PayPal’s PYUSD to its platform. PayPal’s David Weber explained that this decision aims to extend PYUSD’s functionality, especially within systems designed for fast and easy money transfers.Stable fits this model well, as it is built to handle peer-to-peer transactions, remittances, and cross-border payments. Did you know? Want to get smarter & wealthier with crypto? Subscribe – We publish new crypto explainer videos every week! What is Tezos? XTZ Cryptocurrency Easily Explained (ANIMATED) Unlike many other platforms,…

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Cable looks like it’s gearing up for another bullish swing after bouncing off a support zone! Will GBP/USD extend its months-long trend in the next trading sessions? Let’s take a look at the 4-hour time frame! GBP/USD 4-hour Forex Chart by TradingView The British pound caught a few pips against the U.S. dollar on Monday, thanks to a combo of dovish Fed expectations and improved risk sentiment. Fed Chair JPow is up later today. If he repeats the Fed’s cautious stance on further easing, we could see the dollar extend its weekly losses. But if he walks back and emphasizes…

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Rig­or­ous­ly clean-cut, com­pe­tent on the acoustic gui­tar and dou­ble bass, and sel­dom dressed in any­thing more dar­ing than cher­ry-red blaz­ers, Tom and Dick Smoth­ers looked like the antithe­sis of nine­teen-six­ties rebel­lion. When they first gained nation­al recog­ni­tion with their vari­ety show The Smoth­ers Broth­ers Com­e­dy Hour, they must have come off to many young view­ers as the kind of act of which their moth­er — or even grand­moth­er — would approve. But the broth­ers’ cul­ti­vat­ed­ly square, neo-vaude­vil­lian appear­ance was deceiv­ing, as CBS would soon find out when the two took every chance to turn their pro­gram into a satir­i­cal, relent­less­ly…

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At a time when educators are increasingly concerned about technology’s impact in the classroom, the Washington Post published ​an op-ed​ with a contrarian tone. The piece, written by the journalism professor Stephen Kurczy, focuses on Green Bank, a small town in rural West Virginia, home to the world’s largest steerable radio telescope. Due to the sensitivity of this device, the entire area is a congressionally designated “radio quiet zone” in which cell service and WiFi are banned. The thought of a disconnected life might sound refreshing, but as this op-ed argues, there’s one group for which this reality might be…

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NEED TO KNOW James Van Der Beek made a surprise virtual appearance at the Dawson’s Creek reunion charity event on Monday, Sept. 22Van Der Beek announced on Sept. 21 that he had to drop out of the live reading of the beloved WB show’s pilot episode, held in benefit of F CancerThe actor cited “stomach viruses” as his reason for dropping out, and he was previously diagnosed with colorectal cancer in November 2024 James Van Der Beek made a surprise virtual appearance at a Dawson’s Creek reunion charity event held on Monday, Sept. 22, after previously dropping out due to…

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Jonathan Millet’s Ghost Trail played at the Cannes Film Festival a full year before Jafar Panahi’s Palme d’Or-winning It Was Just an Accident, which is worth noting in that both films have strikingly similar set-ups regarding the moral and ethical pretexts of bringing war criminals to justice. Hamid (Adam Bessa) shiftily walks up to a park bench in a playground and sits down next to Nina (Julia Franz Richter). They look like they’re from different worlds, but as she wanders off, he grabs an attaché case she leaves on the floor and scarpers. He is a Syrian refugee, inducted into a covert crew looking to…

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Last week, Attorney General Pam Bondi went on The Katie Miller Show and claimed that the First Amendment does not protect hate speech. Speaking in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s murder, and of the disturbing celebration of Kirk’s death in some leftist circles, she said: There’s free speech, and then there’s hate speech. And there is no place — especially now, especially after what happened to Charlie — [for that] in our society. Bondi is wrong. There is no distinction between free speech and so-called hate speech. While the First Amendment does include narrow exceptions (such as incitement to violence…

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Indian opener Abhishek Sharma put on a stunning show against Pakistan in the Asia Cup 2025 Super Four clash on Sunday (September 21), thrilling fans with his aggressive and fearless batting at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai. Abhishek Sharma scored 74 runs off just 39 balls, hitting six boundaries and five sixes. The young Indian opener stitched a 105-run stand with Shubman Gill that completely set the tone for the Men in Blue in the Asia Cup 2025 Super Four clash against the Men in Green. Abhishek Sharma stuns Pakistan with record-breaking 74 in Asia Cup 2025 Super…

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