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Today’s Five
Five tech stories every morning, each one told the same way: the problem, what changed, the catch, and what it means for you.
Read the full issue →- commentary
Nvidia's board might fire Jensen Huang this week
If you hold Nvidia directly or through a fund, expect more volatility through the week regardless of which way the board rules, the uncertainty itself is what's moving the price right now.

- news
Supreme Court makes banks pay for digital arrest scams
If a bank's negligence let a digital arrest scam drain your account, this order gives you a much stronger basis to demand full compensation rather than accepting a partial settlement.

- tip
Report scam calls and SMS in two minutes, free
Bookmark sancharsaathi.gov.in now, so the next scam call you get becomes a two-minute report instead of just an annoyed block.

- myth buster
A real case number doesn't mean the judgment is real
If you or your business ever face a government order or legal notice, it now costs you nothing to ask your lawyer to independently verify every cited judgment, this is no longer a hypothetical risk.

- tip
Lower your UPI limit before a scammer finds it
Open your banking app right now and check what your UPI limit is actually set to, most people are surprised it's far higher than anything they've ever needed.

The Daily Five Archive
All 118 issues →Anthropic Prices Below the Hype, and a Court Order Nobody Followed
Nvidia's CEO Scandal, Bachchan's Deepfake Win, and an AI That Hunts Bugs
A WhatsApp 'Arrest' Costs Rs 1.9 Crore, UPI's Biggest Month, and China's Robot Shakeout
UPI's fee fight hits the Supreme Court, and India writes AI's first rulebook
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Known Issue
The things in your phone and apps that have been wrong long enough to count as a decision, not an oversight.
Explainers · Last checked 10 Nov 2026
Fine Print
The rules, prices and service changes in India that most people skip, read from the source document and worked out in rupees.
FASTag local pass: Rs 1,500 a year if you live near a toll plaza
Since 1 November, if you live within 20 km of a National Highway toll plaza and drive a private car, you can cross that one plaza all year for Rs 1,500 (or Rs 3,000 if the plaza is inside town limits), instead of paying about Rs 4,320 a year for monthly passes.
Does this apply to you?You live within 20 km of a plaza outside town limitsAct nowYour nearby plaza is inside municipal or town limitsCheckYou already pay for a monthly local passCheckRead the explainer →- Banking · Checked 10 Nov 2026Money lost to online fraud: who pays it back from 1 January
- Pensions · Checked 10 Nov 2026Pension life certificate: file it from your phone, and skip the scam
- Telecom · Checked 10 Nov 2026Caller names on your screen from 1 November: whose name shows, and who can hide it
- Telecom · Checked 10 Nov 2026TRAI's calls-and-SMS-only plans: what changes, who gains, what's left open









