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H-1B Visa Appointments Postponed For Many Indians Amid US' Social Media Rules
The US Embassy in India warned that any visa applicant arriving at the consulate on a previously scheduled interview date after being notified of a reschedule will be refused entry.
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From Australia To US, Nations Tighten Rules On Children's Social Media Use
Australia on Wednesday will become the world's first country to ban social media for children under 16, blocking them from platforms including TikTok, Alphabet's YouTube and Meta's Instagram and Facebook.
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Elon Musk's X Fined $140 Million By EU For Breaching Online Content Rules
Elon Musk's social media company X was fined 120 million euros ($140 million) by EU tech regulators on Friday for breaching EU online content rules, the first sanction under landmark legislation which will likely draw the US government's ire.
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"Clear Message To World": Chinese Media's Big Praise Of Putin's India Visit
Amid the Western pressure on New Delhi to reduce trade with Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin's two-day visit to India sent a "clear message" to the world that "neither country is isolated", according to a Chinese media report.
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'Balancing Act' In Focus Of Western Media's Coverage On Putin's India Visit
US media outlets cast Russian President Vladimir Putin's arrival in New Delhi as a pivotal moment in India's foreign policy calculus, with coverage centring on the Modi government's attempt to preserve its deep strategic partnership with Moscow.
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US Nurse Quits Job To Run Laundromat, Now Pulls In Rs 4 Crore In Annual Revenue
After years of balancing hospital shifts and business duties, Cami now works only a few hours weekly while earning substantial revenue from her laundromat and social media.
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US Orders H-1B, H-4 Visa Applicants To Make Social Media Profiles Public
The US government has expanded screening and vetting measures for H-1B visa applicants and their H-4 dependents, directing them to keep the privacy settings on all their social media profiles set to "public".
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Venmo Responds After Users Report Widespread Outage, Issues With Fund Transfer
Users took to social media platforms to claim they were unable to send or receive payments.
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Afghan Man Who Shot National Guard Members Pleads Not Guilty
An Afghan man accused of shooting two members of the National Guard near the White House, killing one, pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to murder charges, US media said.
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Influencer Faces Backlash For Giving Machetes And Alcohol To Homeless People In US, Claims It's For Their Safety
Castillo stated his purpose was to protect homeless people.
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US Man Lands At Bengaluru Airport, Internet Jokes City Still '2.5 Hours Away'
Bengaluru airport's remote location causes long transfer times, with travellers often spending more time commuting than flying.
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White House Creates 'Offender Hall Of Shame', Calls Out Media For Fake News
The White House on Friday launched a new website feature called "Media Offender of the Week," aimed at calling out news outlets it says spread false or misleading information about US President Donald Trump.
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"My Family Betrayed Us": Woman Who 'Wed' Lover's Body After Caste Murder
Days after Saksham Tate (20) was beaten to death in Maharashtra's Nanded over an inter-caste relationship, his lover, Anchal Mamidwar (21), has alleged that two cops were among the several people who provoked her brothers to attack Saksham.
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"Why People Know Only Worst Part": US Woman Challenges Stereotypes About India
The video received a huge response on social media, sparking a new discussion about India's online image.
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Ishita Dutta's Loved-Up Anniversary Wish For Husband Vatsal Sheth: "Us, Always And Forever"
Ishita took to her social media account to share a beautiful anniversary wish for her husband, Vatsal.
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H-1B Visa Appointments Postponed For Many Indians Amid US' Social Media Rules
The US Embassy in India warned that any visa applicant arriving at the consulate on a previously scheduled interview date after being notified of a reschedule will be refused entry.
-
From Australia To US, Nations Tighten Rules On Children's Social Media Use
Australia on Wednesday will become the world's first country to ban social media for children under 16, blocking them from platforms including TikTok, Alphabet's YouTube and Meta's Instagram and Facebook.
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Elon Musk's X Fined $140 Million By EU For Breaching Online Content Rules
Elon Musk's social media company X was fined 120 million euros ($140 million) by EU tech regulators on Friday for breaching EU online content rules, the first sanction under landmark legislation which will likely draw the US government's ire.
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"Clear Message To World": Chinese Media's Big Praise Of Putin's India Visit
Amid the Western pressure on New Delhi to reduce trade with Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin's two-day visit to India sent a "clear message" to the world that "neither country is isolated", according to a Chinese media report.
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'Balancing Act' In Focus Of Western Media's Coverage On Putin's India Visit
US media outlets cast Russian President Vladimir Putin's arrival in New Delhi as a pivotal moment in India's foreign policy calculus, with coverage centring on the Modi government's attempt to preserve its deep strategic partnership with Moscow.
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US Nurse Quits Job To Run Laundromat, Now Pulls In Rs 4 Crore In Annual Revenue
After years of balancing hospital shifts and business duties, Cami now works only a few hours weekly while earning substantial revenue from her laundromat and social media.
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US Orders H-1B, H-4 Visa Applicants To Make Social Media Profiles Public
The US government has expanded screening and vetting measures for H-1B visa applicants and their H-4 dependents, directing them to keep the privacy settings on all their social media profiles set to "public".
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Venmo Responds After Users Report Widespread Outage, Issues With Fund Transfer
Users took to social media platforms to claim they were unable to send or receive payments.
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Afghan Man Who Shot National Guard Members Pleads Not Guilty
An Afghan man accused of shooting two members of the National Guard near the White House, killing one, pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to murder charges, US media said.
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Influencer Faces Backlash For Giving Machetes And Alcohol To Homeless People In US, Claims It's For Their Safety
Castillo stated his purpose was to protect homeless people.
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US Man Lands At Bengaluru Airport, Internet Jokes City Still '2.5 Hours Away'
Bengaluru airport's remote location causes long transfer times, with travellers often spending more time commuting than flying.
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White House Creates 'Offender Hall Of Shame', Calls Out Media For Fake News
The White House on Friday launched a new website feature called "Media Offender of the Week," aimed at calling out news outlets it says spread false or misleading information about US President Donald Trump.
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"My Family Betrayed Us": Woman Who 'Wed' Lover's Body After Caste Murder
Days after Saksham Tate (20) was beaten to death in Maharashtra's Nanded over an inter-caste relationship, his lover, Anchal Mamidwar (21), has alleged that two cops were among the several people who provoked her brothers to attack Saksham.
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"Why People Know Only Worst Part": US Woman Challenges Stereotypes About India
The video received a huge response on social media, sparking a new discussion about India's online image.
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Ishita Dutta's Loved-Up Anniversary Wish For Husband Vatsal Sheth: "Us, Always And Forever"
Ishita took to her social media account to share a beautiful anniversary wish for her husband, Vatsal.
