Is this the end of the internet as you know it?

THE ECONOMIC TIMES Thu, Sep 13, 2018 | 06:13 PM IST Slideshows Newsletter

Is this the end of the internet as you know it? The European Union parliament has approved new copyright rules that campaigners have warned could be "catastrophic" for the internet. Members of the European Parliament voted for the controversial rules, known as Articles 11 and 13. Good touch vs bad touch: How to make your child understand the difference In today's world, it is imperative that parents talk to their children about the differences between right and wrong, appropriate and inappropriate. It's also necessary to talk to children about sexual development, sexual identity, and other such related topics. Ramprasad Reddy: The story of a clerk-turned-billionaire pharmacist Aurobindo may not be Infosys and Penaka Venkata Ramprasad Reddy no Narayana Murthy, but just like the technology bellwether, the pharma company too has been a rollercoaster entrepreneurial journey. Farmer borrows Rs 200 to buy lottery ticket, wins Rs 1.5 crore 40 year old Manoj Kumar and his wife Raj Kaur earned Rs 250 each every day till they won a Rs 1.5 crore Rakhi Bumper lottery of the Punjab government. 85-year-old Ganesha idol in Mumbai that fulfills every wish Lalbaugcha Raja is one of the biggest and most famous Ganesha idols in Mumbai. Many believe that the idol fulfils everyone's wishes and people along with celebrities turn up in large numbers to offer prayers. Monks of Majuli keep an ancient tradition alive Every morning, on an island in the Brahmaputra River, centuries-old monasteries come alive with the sounds of rhythmic chants and the footsteps of young monks closely watched by their teachers. Usain Bolt: Fastest man on Earth, and now in space The eight-time Olympic champion grinned as he experienced weightlessness in a modified plane normally used for scientific research -- but on this occasion to showcase a champagne bottle that will allow astronauts to drink bubbles in space. Government bans Saridon, 327 other combination drugs The health ministry has banned the manufacture, sale and distribution of 328 fixed dose combinations (FDCs) of drugs with immediate effect and restricted another six. Among the roughly 6,000 brands estimated to be affected by the ban are popular drugs like the painkiller Saridon, the skin cream Panderm, combination diabetes drug Gluconorm PG, antibiotic Lupidiclox and antibacterial Taxim AZ. Apple shows off its most expensive iPhone yet Apple unveiled three new iPhones on Wednesday, including its biggest and most expensive model yet, as the company seeks to widen the product's appeal amid slowing sales. How Ritesh Agarwal's OYO conquered China Ritesh Agarwal was clear about how he wanted to expand OYO to China. The CEO made sure that the team of the hotel aggregator app think like a company in China that was trying to emulate OYO.

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