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Your WhatsApp might not work next year The users on Windows Phones will be locked out forever after December 31. "WhatsApp is withdrawing support for all Windows phones from December 31, 2019 -- the same month that Microsoft ends support of its Windows 10 Mobile OS," Facebook said. Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo go desi at Nobel Indian-American economist Abhijit Banerjee, along with his French-American wife Esther Duflo and colleague Michael Kremer, was conferred the Nobel Prize in economics in a ceremony held in Sweden. ISRO's PSLV-C48 successfully launches ISRO's workhorse rocket PSLV-C48, carrying the radar imaging earth satellite RISAT-2BR1 and some foreign satellites, successfully blasted off from Sroharikota. The 44.4 metre tall rocket lifted off the launch pad with clear skies in the background at 3.25 PM. INDRA 2019: India, Russia begin joint tri-services exercise Initially begun as a bilateral naval exercise between India and Russia in 2003, the joint exercise assumed a tri-services scope with corresponding maturity and gradual increase in scope, complexity and level of participation. Assam turns into battleground amid anti-CAB protests Tens of thousands of protesters against CAB descended on the streets of Assam on Wednesday, clashing with police and plunging the state into chaos of a magnitude unseen since the violent 6-year movement by students that ended with the signing of the Assam accord. Now, mannequins to 'regulate' traffic in Bengaluru Police have hit upon a novel idea of erecting mannequins dressed up like traffic personnel at certain key junctions to curb violators in Bengaluru. From karate to pepper spray, sexual assaults prompt women to fight back A fresh wave of horrific assaults has sparked renewed anger with women across country increasingly turning to everything from karate lessons to pepper spray to take back control. World's first electric seaplane takes flight in Canada The technology would mean significant cost savings for airlines -- not to mention zero emissions. Aung San Suu Kyi to take the stand in genocide case today Aung San Suu Kyi will speak out in her country Myanmar's defence at the UN's top court today. Yesterday, she was asked to stop the genocide against Rohingya Muslims. 7 things you didn't know about urban crime in India Going by overall crime rate that combines heinous crimes as well as petty offences, Delhi always stands out as the country's crime capital while cities in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh where many crimes are underreported appear safe.

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