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    More than 200 batteries stolen from cellphone towers in Thane

    Over 200 batteries, worth Rs 41,200, were stolen from mobile towers in Thane's Shahapur. Unidentified individuals committed the thefts between December 2024 and May. The incidents came to light during tower inspections. Shahapur police have registered a case under theft. Inspector Mukesh Dhage confirmed that an investigation is currently underway to find the culprits.

    Apple could go all-in on eSIMs with iPhone 17, and launch a radical new case look

    iPhone 17 eSIM: Apple is likely to remove physical SIM trays from iPhone 17 in more countries. European Union resellers are getting eSIM training. The iPhone 17 Air might be eSIM-only globally. This move aligns with Google's eSIM-only Pixel 10. Leaks suggest a redesigned clear case for the iPhone 17 Pro. The case has a larger camera cutout and repositioned Apple logo.

    California man’s plane keeps getting stolen, flown, fixed and returned, no leads in sight

    Jason Hong's 75th birthday took an unexpected turn when his Cessna Skyhawk vanished from its hangar at Corona Municipal Airport. The plane reappeared, trashed, only to be stolen again, baffling authorities. Despite the thief's apparent knowledge and investment in maintaining the aircraft, their motives remain a perplexing mystery, leaving Hong grounded and searching for answers.

    Got 25% lesser payment against car insurance claim for damaged motor parts? Know why and how to avoid it

    Many car owners are shocked to receive significantly less than their claimed amount for damaged car parts, since they fail to account for depreciation. While the zero-depreciation cover, especially useful for specific parts like plastic and metal, increases the premium payable, it ensures full claim settlement without depreciation deductions, which is crucial for expensive vehicles and EVs. Read on to know more

    Bengaluru 2 am heist: Thieves thought they hit jackpot after truck carrying Rs 15 lakh Hayabusa took wrong turn, but their plan crashed

    In Bengaluru, thieves targeted a truck transporting high-end Suzuki Hayabusa motorcycles. While they failed to steal a complete bike, they made off with parts, damaging one Hayabusa in the process. The driver, Nanda Lal, lost his way and left the truck unattended, leading to the theft. Besides the motorcycle components, the thieves stole cash and the driver's phone.

    From stolen to recovered: How mobile phones are being returned to owners

    Stolen phones are finding their way back to owners in India. This is largely due to the Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) portal. The portal helps police track stolen handsets using their IMEI numbers. Ghaziabad police have recovered over 1,200 phones. Many individuals, upon learning they possessed a stolen device, willingly returned them.

    The Economic Times
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