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The high courts observations came while dismissing a bail plea by a woman, Kamlesh Devi, accused of helping her son in sexually assaulting a minor girl after kidnapping her and forcing her into prostitution. The 16-year-old was allegedly kidnapped by Rajiv who befriended her on social media and kidnapped her when she came to meet him. The girl was taken to Madhya Pradesh and confined there for several days. She was allegedly sexually assaulted by the man and others.

The Delhi High Court has observed that minors must also be taught about “virtual touch” and not just traditional concepts of “good and bad touch”, and said that the ”emerging concept” must be included...

The High Court, therefore, asked the concerned stakeholders to include material in school curriculum about virtual touch and its repercussions and dangers.

The Delhi High Court highlights the importance of educating minors on the concept of 'virtual touch' to protect them from online dangers like human tr

The progress in smart textile technology holds immense potential to transform healthcare, paving the way for innovative approaches to patient care and overall wellness.

Apple reportedly has policies designed to encourage consumers to touch its products. AP Photo/Marcio Jose SanchezThe Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea Consumers who see a product on sale being virtually touched are more engaged and willing to pay more than if the item is displayed on its own, according to a 2022 research paper I co-authored. Behavioral economists have previously shown that people value objects more highly if they own them, a concept kno

Latest collections from local and international fashion brands converge with metaverse experienceHONG KONG, Sept 9, 2022 - (ACN Newswire) - CENTRESTAGE, Asia's premier fashion event organised by the Hong

New TVs, VR headsets and home health tech highlight growing popularity of home entertainment systems amid pandemic.

Hospice of Michigan Creates New Grief Support Program Designed for COVID-19 Deaths April 16, 2021 With COVID-19 cases and deaths rising again throughout the entire state, we are all too familiar with the grief that follows the loss of a loved one. Luckily, there’s a service available to help those who need emotional support. Hospice of Michigan has switched many of its grief group programs to virtual platforms. Including a new program that is specifically designed for people who lost a friend...