American YouTuber busts scam call centre in Hyderabad

Hyderabad: A YouTuber based in the United States recently exposed a call centre operating in the heart of tech-hub Hyderabad and posted a video on his channel related to this investigation.

The YouTube channel, ‘Scammer Payback’ shared a video claiming a scamming company running from the fifth floor of a Madhapur-based building was duping American and Australian citizens.

In the 19-minute-long video, the YouTuber begins by showing the satellite image of the building in question at 100 Feet Road, HiTech City and claims that the scammers are operating on the fifth floor of the building.

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5 great books for the summer

As I was putting together my list of suggested reading for the summer, I realized that the topics they cover sound pretty heavy for vacation reading. There are books here about gender equality, political polarization, climate change, and the hard truth that life never goes the way young people think it will. It does not exactly sound like the stuff of beach reads.

But none of the five books below feel heavy (even though, at nearly 600 pages, The Lincoln Highway is literally weighty). Each of the writers—three novelists, a journalist, and a scientist—was able to take a meaty subject and make it compelling without sacrificing any complexity.

I loved all five of these books and hope you find something here you’ll enjoy too. And feel free to share some of your favorite recent reads in the comments section below.

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Boy, 2, Accidentally Shoots And Kills Father In US

Miami: A two-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed his father in Florida after his parents left a loaded gun unattended, local authorities said Monday.\

When police officers, alerted by a 911 call, arrived at the victim's home near Orlando on May 26, they found the child's mother Marie Ayala providing CPR to her husband, Reggie Mabry.

Law enforcement initially believed the 26-year-old, who died shortly afterward in hospital, had shot himself, but the eldest of the couple's three children later told investigators that the trigger was pulled by his two-year-old brother, Orange County Sheriff John Mina said at a news conference.

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