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US Green Card Rules Are Changing. What Is New Public Charge And How Indians Can Avoid It
The update will allow immigration officers to consider factors such as finances, education, health and certain public benefits while reviewing applications.
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Should India Keep UPI Free For Consumers? Ex-Payments Body Board Member Explains
Santanu Paul, former director of NPCI, argued that UPI's remarkable success is directly linked to its free-to-use model
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Exicom Begins Manufacturing Liquid-Cooled EV Charging Power Modules In India
Exicom will manufacture advanced power modules in India for global markets.
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Food Adulterators In Hyderabad Will Now Face Tougher Criminal Charges
The warning has a greater significance after a fresh citywide crackdown in which the Hyderabad Food Adulteration Surveillance Team (H-FAST), along with food safety officials, inspected 130 establishments and seized around 36 tonnes of adulterated ghee, raw materials and chemical additives.
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Austrian Company Designs Mobile-Like Charger For Tesla Model Y: Watch
The conductive, automated solution for Tesla cars can also be used for autonomous vehicles.
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Google Pixel 11 Ads Reportedly Reveal Mysterious Fitbit-Like Fitness Tracker
Google's Pixel 11 advertising campaign appears to feature a previously unseen fitness tracker with a small display. The wearable has similarities to Fitbit's Charge range and the Fitbit Air, but its screen sets it apart from the latter. Its repeated appearance in two adverts has raised questions about whether Google could be preparing another Fitbi...
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Stalking, Murder, Terror: Luigi Mangione's List Of Charges In US CEO Murder
Thompson, 50, was shot outside a New York City hotel on Dec. 4, 2024, as he walked to UnitedHealth Group's annual investor conference. Mangione was arrested five days later at a McDonald's restaurant in Altoona, Pennsylvania, about 233 miles (375 kilometres) west of New York City.
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"I Shot Him, He Died": Luigi Mangione Admits He Killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson
When the judge asked Luigi Mangione whether he understood that he could spend the rest of his life in prison, he answered, "Yes".
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NEET Paper Leak: Experts Breached 'Obligation Of Secrecy'; Face Life Imprisonment, Rs 1 Crore Fine
The CBI has booked the three experts under the Prevention of Corruption (PC) Act provisions for criminal misconduct by a public servant.
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UPI Charges Only For Merchants, Not Customers: N Sitharaman On New Tax Bill
Through the bill, the government has proposed that the central government can decide which electronic payment modes or transactions would remain free.
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Tax Amendment Bill Explained: FDI Push, Jobs, UPI Charges. What Changes?
The amendments in the new Bill point towards a policy objective of attracting global capital and business activity into India, say experts.
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Woman 'Charges' Husband Rs 1,000 For Cafe-Style Meals, Unique Arrangement Divides Internet
She argued that the arrangement allows them to enjoy quality food at home and keeps the money within the family.
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Can Societies Deny Pool, Gym Access If You Have A Smaller Flat? What Law Says
Common facilities like lifts, open spaces, and clubhouses are owned jointly by all flat owners as part of their undivided interest in the property.
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This Is The First City In The UK Charging Tourists An Extra 5% To Stay Overnight
The new charge comes into effect from July 24, 2026. It may not seem like a huge amount, but it marks a big change for travellers heading to Scotland's famous capital.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Jailed In US For Recording Hospital Staff In Restroom
The case against the Indian-origin man began in June 2025, when an employee discovered a cellphone hidden inside a unisex restroom at the ProMedica Toledo Hospital in Ohio.
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US Green Card Rules Are Changing. What Is New Public Charge And How Indians Can Avoid It
The update will allow immigration officers to consider factors such as finances, education, health and certain public benefits while reviewing applications.
-
Should India Keep UPI Free For Consumers? Ex-Payments Body Board Member Explains
Santanu Paul, former director of NPCI, argued that UPI's remarkable success is directly linked to its free-to-use model
-
Exicom Begins Manufacturing Liquid-Cooled EV Charging Power Modules In India
Exicom will manufacture advanced power modules in India for global markets.
-
Food Adulterators In Hyderabad Will Now Face Tougher Criminal Charges
The warning has a greater significance after a fresh citywide crackdown in which the Hyderabad Food Adulteration Surveillance Team (H-FAST), along with food safety officials, inspected 130 establishments and seized around 36 tonnes of adulterated ghee, raw materials and chemical additives.
-
Austrian Company Designs Mobile-Like Charger For Tesla Model Y: Watch
The conductive, automated solution for Tesla cars can also be used for autonomous vehicles.
-
Google Pixel 11 Ads Reportedly Reveal Mysterious Fitbit-Like Fitness Tracker
Google's Pixel 11 advertising campaign appears to feature a previously unseen fitness tracker with a small display. The wearable has similarities to Fitbit's Charge range and the Fitbit Air, but its screen sets it apart from the latter. Its repeated appearance in two adverts has raised questions about whether Google could be preparing another Fitbi...
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Stalking, Murder, Terror: Luigi Mangione's List Of Charges In US CEO Murder
Thompson, 50, was shot outside a New York City hotel on Dec. 4, 2024, as he walked to UnitedHealth Group's annual investor conference. Mangione was arrested five days later at a McDonald's restaurant in Altoona, Pennsylvania, about 233 miles (375 kilometres) west of New York City.
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"I Shot Him, He Died": Luigi Mangione Admits He Killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson
When the judge asked Luigi Mangione whether he understood that he could spend the rest of his life in prison, he answered, "Yes".
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NEET Paper Leak: Experts Breached 'Obligation Of Secrecy'; Face Life Imprisonment, Rs 1 Crore Fine
The CBI has booked the three experts under the Prevention of Corruption (PC) Act provisions for criminal misconduct by a public servant.
-
UPI Charges Only For Merchants, Not Customers: N Sitharaman On New Tax Bill
Through the bill, the government has proposed that the central government can decide which electronic payment modes or transactions would remain free.
-
Tax Amendment Bill Explained: FDI Push, Jobs, UPI Charges. What Changes?
The amendments in the new Bill point towards a policy objective of attracting global capital and business activity into India, say experts.
-
Woman 'Charges' Husband Rs 1,000 For Cafe-Style Meals, Unique Arrangement Divides Internet
She argued that the arrangement allows them to enjoy quality food at home and keeps the money within the family.
-
Can Societies Deny Pool, Gym Access If You Have A Smaller Flat? What Law Says
Common facilities like lifts, open spaces, and clubhouses are owned jointly by all flat owners as part of their undivided interest in the property.
-
This Is The First City In The UK Charging Tourists An Extra 5% To Stay Overnight
The new charge comes into effect from July 24, 2026. It may not seem like a huge amount, but it marks a big change for travellers heading to Scotland's famous capital.
-
Indian-Origin Doctor Jailed In US For Recording Hospital Staff In Restroom
The case against the Indian-origin man began in June 2025, when an employee discovered a cellphone hidden inside a unisex restroom at the ProMedica Toledo Hospital in Ohio.
