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The Times of India is owned and published by Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. (BCCL), also known as The Times Group, which is controlled by the Sahu Jain family. The Jain family holds a significant majority of shares in BCCL, a large media conglomerate with diverse holdings.
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Sydney doctor scammed by fraudster posing as millionaire
- Sydney doctor Sadhana Govindasamy was defrauded by Andrew Pearce, whom she met on a dating app and believed to be a wealthy investor. - Pearce, who moved in with Govindasamy and planned a holiday, h…
Queen Elizabeth II quote: 'None of us has a monopoly of wisdom'
- Queen Elizabeth II's 1991 Christmas broadcast quote emphasizes humility and the importance of respecting diverse viewpoints. - The quote suggests that experience or authority does not equate to poss…
New Jersey acquires farmland near historic battlefield, blocking development
- New Jersey acquired 22 acres of farmland next to Monmouth Battlefield State Park for $15 million, preserving it as parkland. - The purchase blocked a planned 192,560-square-foot industrial developme…
England builds 16-meter footbridge from recycled fishing nets
- England has constructed a 16-meter footbridge in Kent using recycled fishing nets, significantly reducing its carbon footprint. - The bridge utilizes fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) made from the net…
US tech firms need H-1B visas as Americans shun 'flyover cities,' founder says
- Many Americans prioritize living near family and friends over relocating to coastal tech hubs, creating a talent shortage for companies. - Indian-origin tech leader Apoorva Govind argues this forces…
Haiti gang frees 13 women and children days after raid that killed at least 47 people
- A gang in Haiti released 13 hostages, including women and children, after a violent raid. - UNICEF was instrumental in securing the release of the hostages from a farming community. - The incident h…
Bronx mother found not guilty by reason of insanity in children's deaths amid Clancy case
- A Bronx judge ruled Dimone Fleming not guilty by reason of insanity for the 2022 deaths of her two young children, citing severe mental illness. - Experts concluded Fleming was experiencing psychosi…
US Proposes Ending Work Permits for Some H-4 Visa Spouses, Sparking Job Market Debate
- The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is proposing to remove employment authorization for certain H-4 visa spouses, reversing a 2015 rule. - This proposal could potentially open up over 600,000 …
Jewelry Preserves Viking Woman's Clothes for 1,300 Years
- Archaeologists in Denmark found rare textile fragments from a Viking woman's grave, dating back 1,300 years. - The wool and linen fragments survived due to metal salts released from two brooches tha…
Aviation pioneer's 1954 donation creates vital refuge for migratory birds
- A wildlife refuge, established in 1954 on land donated by aviation pioneer Glenn L. Martin, now protects migratory birds. - The refuge safeguards tidal marshes and wooded ridges, offering seasonal s…
100 years of discovery reshaped global biodiversity maps, study finds
- A century of scientific discoveries has altered maps of global biodiversity hotspots, particularly for reptiles and amphibians. - Australia and Southeast Asia have become more prominent biodiversity…
Former Illinois school transformed into $1.35M accessible park with inclusive playground
- Galesburg celebrated the opening of Cooke Park, a $1.352 million accessible neighborhood park built on the site of the former Cooke Elementary School. - The park features an inclusive playground, sp…
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani Celebrates Raksha Bandhan with South Asian Seniors
- New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani celebrated Raksha Bandhan with South Asian seniors at India Home. - He highlighted the festival's message of protection, support, and solidarity, extending its val…
US to Launch First Space Academy, Expand Lunar Ambitions
- The U.S. will establish its first space academy through an executive order signed by President Trump. - The academy aims to strengthen the nation's space workforce and develop future leaders. - This…
Landlady recalls Saudi man who brought 9/11 hijackers to her office
- A former landlady has spoken about her encounters with Omar al-Bayoumi, a Saudi national accused of facilitating the 9/11 hijackers. - She described Bayoumi as friendly and bubbly, and said the hija…
Far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos detained by ICE, faces deportation
- British far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos has been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. - Yiannopoulos, a former supporter of Donald Trump, faces potential deportation from th…
Minnesota dairy turns cow manure into renewable gas for vehicle fuel
- A new facility in Minnesota is converting manure from over 2,000 cows into renewable natural gas (RNG) for vehicle fuel. - The plant processes up to 60,000 gallons of manure daily, capturing methane…
Las Vegas lawn removal saves billions of gallons but raises local temperatures
- Las Vegas Valley has removed 250 million square feet of grass lawns since 1999, conserving an estimated 203 billion gallons of water. - Research indicates this large-scale removal has increased loca…
US Justice Dept Official: Employers Cannot Discriminate Against American Workers
- U.S. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon asserted that employers cannot discriminate against American citizens. - Dhillon stated this policy targets tech companies that prioritize foreign hir…
H-1B visa holders lose 60-day grace period as White House office approves plan
- The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's plan to eliminate the 60-day grace period for H-1B visa holders who lose their jobs has received approval from a White House office. - Previously, H-1B vis…
South Korean Man Arrested After Living Illegally in Japan for 33 Years
- A 72-year-old South Korean man has been arrested in Japan for allegedly living in the country illegally for about 33 years. - He entered Japan in September 1993 on a 15-day visa using his younger br…
New York mother and daughter among Americans missing after Nepal landslide
- Rekha Shashidharan, 54, and her 14-year-old daughter Rashi, from New York, are among 90 Americans missing in Nepal after severe landslides and floods. - Rashi had planned a solo Hindu pilgrimage, an…
Kentucky officer arrested for stalking ex-girlfriend over 2,000 times using Flock license plate reader
- A Kentucky police officer, Asad Zahir, was arrested for allegedly using Flock Safety cameras to track his ex-girlfriend over 2,000 times. - Zahir claimed the searches were for a drug investigation, …
Texas farmer forced to abandon 600 acres for Google data center
- A fourth-generation Texas farmer lost 600 acres of rented land to a Google data center development, forcing him to leave within 60 days. - The loss of farmland to tech projects is increasing in rura…
Relocated sea turtle nests yield fewer hatchlings, smaller young, and skewed sex ratios
- Relocating vulnerable sea turtle nests, while preventing immediate loss, can lead to fewer hatchlings and smaller young. - Warmer nests from relocation significantly skew sex ratios, producing predo…
German tourist returns stolen skull to Vienna cathedral after 60 years
- An elderly German man returned a human skull to Vienna's St. Stephen's Cathedral, confessing he stole it as a young tourist 60 years prior. - The skull was sent anonymously in a parcel with a letter…
Indian-Origin US Couple Missing After Nepal-Tibet Floods During Mount Kailash Pilgrimage
- An Indian-origin US couple from Texas, Deepak and Madhu Ahuja, are missing after flash floods hit the Nepal-Tibet border during a Mount Kailash pilgrimage. - Around 90 US citizens are unaccounted fo…
Irish teen's glow-ball business scores €40,000
- A 16-year-old Irish student, Cathal Sweeney, developed a glow-in-the-dark hurling ball called the Glo Ball. - The innovative product uses phosphorescent materials to improve visibility during low-li…
Oklahoma woman faces $1,373 electric bill, including $598 deposit
- An Oklahoma woman received an electric bill of $1,373, including a $598 deposit, due to late payments. - Soaring electricity costs are burdening households amid intense summer heat. - Residents are …
Death penalty sought for man accused of killing Indian-origin owner and Bangladeshi immigrant in Tennessee
- Corey Houge is facing the death penalty for the murder of Shahed Rana Mohsin, a Bangladeshi immigrant working at a gas station. - Houge is also accused of killing Indian-origin grocery store owner S…
Ohio couple spent 30 years collecting amusement park artifacts for museum
- An Ohio couple dedicated 30 years to collecting artifacts from the Idora Park amusement park, which closed in 1984. - The Mahoning Valley Historical Society is completing the exterior of the park's …
Indian-Origin Grandmother Granted Bail in US Immigration Case
- Venkata Vasamsetty, an Indian-origin grandmother with a Green Card, has been granted bail after being detained by ICE during an immigration check-in. - The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) cons…
Australian man, 70, loses $180,000 to deepfake lover with six fingers
- A 70-year-old Australian man was scammed out of $180,000 by an online lover who turned out to be a deepfake. - Scammers used voice cloning and face-swapping technology, combining the social media pr…
Man Arrested Near Trump's LA Golf Course With Gun Sent for Mental Health Evaluation
- A former US Marine, Jeanine John Taele, was arrested near President Donald Trump's Los Angeles golf course with a loaded gun. - Criminal proceedings against Taele have been suspended, and he has bee…
London apartment fire victims still paying mortgages on destroyed homes
- Over 80 residents of London's Spectrum Building remain in financial limbo two years after a fire destroyed their homes, still paying mortgages on properties that no longer exist. - The building's fr…
Unfinished for Nearly 30 Years, Hollywood Video Founder's Oregon Mansion Asks $4.7 Million
- A sprawling, unfinished mansion in West Linn, Oregon, is on the market for $4.7 million after nearly three decades. - Originally purchased by Hollywood Video founder Mark Wattles in 1994 for $1.25 m…
Ecologist Daniel Janzen Restores 169,000 Hectares of Costa Rican Forest
- Biologist Daniel Janzen has dedicated his career to tropical ecosystems, particularly in Costa Rica. - He co-founded the Área de Conservación Guanacaste, a vast conservation landscape, integrating l…
Whales in Hawaii swallow thousands of plastic pieces, study finds
- A 13-year study found that nearly 23% of stranded pilot whales examined in Hawaii had ingested marine debris. - Three adult male whales had swallowed between 6,283 and 35,543 pieces of plastic, weig…
Russian Lieutenant Colonel Killed in St. Petersburg Car Bombing; Wife Injured
- A Russian military lieutenant colonel was killed and his wife seriously injured in a car explosion in St. Petersburg. - Russian authorities are investigating the incident as a criminal case, though …
Rio's Mangroves Restored by Fishers, Attracting 60 Species Back
- Fishers in Rio, Brazil, have successfully restored mangrove ecosystems that were previously choked with waste. - The restoration efforts have led to the return of 60 different species to the area. -…
Stoneleigh garden expands to 52 acres after surviving eminent-domain threat
- Stoneleigh, a public garden in Pennsylvania, has expanded from 42 to 52 acres by acquiring the adjoining Oakwell property. - The expansion reunites landscapes separated for nearly 100 years, enhanci…
In 1962, NASA exploded 22,900 gallons of water 65 miles above Earth to study the atmosphere
- In 1962, NASA conducted Project Highwater, detonating 22,900 gallons of water 65 miles above Earth to study atmospheric effects. - Early NASA research also explored biological life-support systems f…
Nepal floods: Aerial views reveal trail of destruction after powerful surge of ice, mud and boulders
- A massive flood in Nepal has caused widespread devastation, particularly in the northern Rasuwa district. - The flood, originating from the Bhote Koshi River, carried a destructive mix of ice, rocks…
Giant's Causeway: Over 10,000 coins removed to protect ancient rocks
- Conservationists removed over 20 kilograms of coins, approximately 10,000 pieces, from the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland. - The practice of inserting coins into the basalt columns had become …
Heatwaves prompt workers in Tokyo and London to shed formal wear
- Tokyo's "Cool Biz" campaign now encourages ditching long trousers and wearing T-shirts and sneakers. - Workers in Europe are also adopting more casual attire amid rising heatwaves. - This shift refl…
Qatar PM visits Tehran amid Iran-US tensions over Strait of Hormuz
- Qatar's prime minister will visit Tehran to mediate between Iran and the United States amid rising tensions. - The Strait of Hormuz, a crucial oil transit route, remains a key point of contention, w…
England's rarest moth rediscovered after 70-year absence
- Conservationists rediscovered a breeding colony of the dark bordered beauty moth at Northumberland's Wallington Estate, a species last recorded there in 1952. - Dr. Dave Wainwright, a senior conserv…
Yale researchers discover new method to remove and destroy PFAS chemicals
- Yale researchers have developed a novel technique to more easily remove and destroy PFAS chemicals. - This breakthrough offers a promising solution to the persistent environmental contamination caus…
In 2022, bird flu caused an entire Sandwich tern colony in England to be abandoned
- Sandwich Terns have returned to England's Pagham Harbour in record numbers, four years after a severe bird flu outbreak forced the colony's abandonment. - Conservation efforts, including habitat res…
California town's decade-long fight to seize water utility ends in court defeat
- California's Supreme Court rejected a town's attempt to use eminent domain to seize its private water utility. - The court requires a thorough, independent evaluation of necessity declarations befor…
American Airlines limits 24-hour refunds for bookings made within 7 days
- American Airlines has changed its refund policy, eliminating 24-hour refunds for tickets purchased less than seven days before departure. - Previously, all tickets were eligible for a full refund wi…
Meet Ashka Shah, the 17-year-old New York student who studied how a cancer-driving protein
- Ashka Shah, a 17-year-old high school student from New York, has developed a novel method to target cancer cells. - Her research focuses on blocking a cancer-driving protein, beta-catenin, without h…
14 fossilised teeth from Egypt reveal five extinct ancient shark species
- Fossilized shark teeth found in Egypt's Western Desert belong to five extinct species from the Late Cretaceous period. - The discovery in the Duwi Formation provides new insights into shark diversit…
Michigan puts $6.5 million toward 22,650 Keweenaw acres as conservation fund tops $1.4 billion
- Michigan's Natural Resources Trust Fund has allocated $6.5 million to conserve nearly 22,650 acres in the Keweenaw Peninsula. - The fund, celebrating 50 years, has distributed nearly $1.4 billion fo…
Couple's Decades-Long Effort Preserves Gaelic Culture on Scottish Islands
- A Scottish scholar and his American wife dedicated decades to preserving Gaelic culture on the islands of Canna and Sanday. - John Lorne Campbell and Margaret Fay Shaw amassed extensive collections …
Trump Administration Sends Saudi Nuclear Deal to Congress, Ties Approval to Israel Normalization
- The Trump administration has submitted a proposed civil nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia to Congress for review. - The deal will only proceed if Saudi Arabia agrees to normalize relat…
Singapore sends 70 tonnes of unwanted clothes to Malaysia to recycle
- Singapore is exporting up to 70 tonnes of unwanted clothing weekly to Malaysia for textile recycling. - The initiative, run by social enterprise Cloop, sends clothes to Life Line Clothing in Port Kl…
US halts visa appointments globally amid Trump immigration crackdown
- The U.S. has temporarily halted global visa appointments for a training program for consular officers. - The initiative aims to help officers screen applicants who might rely on public benefits and …
Quote of the day by Aristotle: "The man of practical wisdom aims at..."
- Aristotle, in his Nicomachean Ethics, argued that practical wisdom involves avoiding pain rather than solely pursuing pleasure. - He suggested that wisdom requires judgment, distinguishing between b…
Texas Roadhouse denies claims of employees discussing spitting in Black customers' food
- Texas Roadhouse investigated claims of employees discussing spitting in Black customers' food on a private Facebook group and found them to be unfounded. - An independent cybersecurity firm confirme…
Foreign students must make official authorization request: ICE issues new memo as colleges pause CPT program; American students will also complete training
- International students must now formally request authorization for work programs, following a new memo from ICE. - Colleges have paused the Curricular Practical Training (CPT) program, impacting stu…
Rabbits Introduced to Laysan Island Caused Extinction of Three Bird Species
- Rabbits introduced to Laysan Island in 1903 decimated the local vegetation within a decade. - The ecological devastation led to the extinction of three native landbird species. - Federal authorities…
China warns US of retaliation if Trump's 'Economic D-Day' sanctions hit their Iran oil trade
- China has warned the United States that it will retaliate if the Trump administration imposes sanctions targeting its trade with Iran. - The potential sanctions, described as an 'Economic D-Day,' co…
Mass cancellation of nonimmigrant US visa appointments triggers panic; State Department cites training
- U.S. embassies and consulates worldwide have canceled nonimmigrant visa appointments until September 1, causing panic among applicants. - The cancellations are due to mandatory training for consular…
Vermont to expand Snake Mountain WMA, secure 949 acres of timber rights
- Vermont plans to expand the Snake Mountain Wildlife Management Area by acquiring an additional 256 acres and securing timber rights on 949 acres. - The expansion aims to reunite land ownership with …
Irish 'Kerry Cow' Bones Identified as Bear and Wild Boar, Challenging Farming Theory
- New research identified animal bones from Ireland's Ferriter's Cove as bear and wild boar, not cattle. - This finding challenges the long-held theory that farming reached Ireland earlier than previo…
Coercion and bullying won't work: Iran's message to US during Munir meet
- Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian urged the United States to change its approach toward Iran during a meeting with Pakistan's Army chief Asim Munir. - Pezeshkian stated that coercion and bullying …
From Gen Z wave to street anger: Nepal PM Balen Shah faces protests, parliament pressure and party unease
- Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah faces mounting pressure from public protests, parliament, and his own party just 150 days into his term. - Protesters demand his resignation over issues includin…
US universities pause CPT programs after ICE warning, leaving Indian students in a difficult situation
- US universities are pausing Curricular Practical Training (CPT) programs following a new directive from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). - The ICE memo warns Designated School Officials (D…
Meet Edward Kang, 17, who trained AI to screen for autism and ADHD
- Edward Kang, a 17-year-old, developed an AI system to help screen for autism and ADHD. - The AI analyzes speech patterns to identify potential developmental disorders. - Kang's innovation aims to pr…
Indiana widow's 20-year fight for 120 acres, part of which became protected land
- An Indiana widow, Drusilla Carr, fought for over 20 years to keep 120 acres of land along Lake Michigan in the early 1900s. - Carr settled on the land before it became valuable, building her life th…
'Nothing changes yet': Immigration lawyer explains new $103,265 H-1B fee rule is not final; litigation expected
- An immigration lawyer clarified that a new H-1B visa fee rule is not yet final. - The proposed fee increase, set at $103,265, is subject to further review and potential litigation. - Immigrants and …
Metal detectorist finds 3,000-year-old gold torcs in England
- Two metal detectorists discovered three complete gold armbands, known as torcs, dating back over 3,000 years. - The exceptionally rare Bronze Age find near Carlisle, England, was unearthed during a …
'I was living paycheck to paycheck': Woman says returning to India from UK after 4 years was right for her nervous system
- An Indian woman, Arshiya Mahajan, shared her experience returning to India from the UK after four years, citing benefits for her nervous system. - She described financial, professional, and social a…
Albany Police Department issues BOLO for a man who picked $30 from the floor while shopping at Walmart; faces backlash, says no charges will be filed
- The Albany Police Department faced widespread ridicule for issuing a "Be on the Lookout" notice for a man who picked up $30 dropped on the floor at Walmart. - Social media users defended the man, qu…
American teacher gave $5,000 to a Chinese woman; 27 years later, they reunited in tears
- An American teacher, Ronald Sakolsky, raised $5,000 in 1999 to support Yin Yuzhen's tree-planting efforts against desertification in Inner Mongolia. - Yin used the donation to buy saplings, and over…
UK woman cycles 186 miles to thank hospital after cancer trial success
- A UK woman diagnosed with rare medullary thyroid cancer has completed a 186-mile cycle ride to thank her hospital. - Julie Rose's tumors shrunk by 60% within six months of joining a clinical trial. …
Roblox YouTubers MeganPlays and Leah Ashe's Friendship Ends Over Ex-Husband
- The friendship between Roblox YouTubers MeganPlays and Leah Ashe has ended after Ashe began dating MeganPlays' ex-husband. - Leah Ashe apologized for her actions, acknowledging the betrayal felt by …
Scottish Judo Medalist Returns to McDonald's Job, Seeks Sponsorship
- Scottish judo competitor Summer Shaw won a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games 2026 but returned to her part-time job at McDonald's days later. - Shaw, 22, shared a TikTok about her situation, se…
Europe's wildfires strain resources; Serbia uses Russian, EU aid
- Wildfires are straining firefighting resources across Europe, prompting cross-border deployments of aircraft, helicopters, and crews. - Serbia is utilizing both Russian and EU assistance to combat b…
Singapore unveils world-first biological data centre with 16 million living human neurons
- Singapore has launched the world's first biological data center powered by 16 million living human neurons. - This facility aims to advance artificial intelligence research by mimicking the human br…
New York City plans $95 million underground defense against extreme rain
- New York City is implementing a $95 million flood prevention plan called the Homecrest project. - The plan involves creating underground stormwater storage systems beneath public spaces like parks a…
Nevada wildfire: 90,000 face evacuation as 'Hawk Fire' rages and state of emergency declared
- A fast-growing wildfire, dubbed the 'Hawk Fire,' is burning in northwest Reno, Nevada, and is determined to be human-caused. - Approximately 90,000 people have been urged to evacuate or prepare to l…
A businessman bought a 23,000-acre Scottish sporting estate and spent two decades rewilding it
- An English businessman has transformed a 23,000-acre Scottish hunting estate into an eco-tourism reserve over two decades. - The Alladale Wilderness Reserve project involved planting one million nat…
British couple transforms derelict Victorian water tower into a family home
- A British couple transformed a derelict Victorian water tower into a family home. - The seven-storey tower, built in 1877, was in severe disrepair before the multi-million-pound restoration. - The p…
Wash rice twice, not 7 times: Drought-hit England targets faith, cultural habits
- England is urging citizens to reduce water consumption amid a severe drought, targeting cultural habits like washing rice multiple times. - The government aims to cut water use by 10% by 2025, facin…
Iran hackers shut UK power facility for 4 days
- Hackers allegedly linked to Iran shut down a small British power generator for four days last month. - This is believed to be the UK's first cyberattack targeting an energy facility. - The governmen…
In 2020, Phoenix coated 36 miles of roads to fight extreme heat; surfaces became 12°F cooler at noon
- Phoenix coated 36 miles of roads with a reflective material in 2020 to combat extreme heat. - The treated surfaces showed a 12°F reduction in temperature at noon compared to untreated roads. - Resea…
Alaska eradicates rats from Aleutian island, wildlife populations soar
- Rats were eradicated from Hawadax Island in Alaska, over two centuries after a shipwreck introduced them. - Native bird populations on the 6,869-acre island have increased by over 200% within two ye…
World's Highest-Ranking Penguin, Sir Nils, Set to Become a Father at Edinburgh Zoo
- Major General Sir Nils Olav III, the highest-ranking penguin in the world, is expecting a chick. - His partner, Connie, has laid an egg at Edinburgh Zoo, the first king penguin egg there in 17 years…
Vancouver Turns Sewage Heat into Renewable Energy for Buildings
- Vancouver is converting heat from sewage and wastewater into renewable energy for buildings. - The False Creek Neighborhood Energy Utility (NEU) uses heat recovery technology to supply low-carbon he…
Detroit Couple Turns Abandoned 1925 Bank into $1.3 Million Home
- A Detroit couple transformed an abandoned 1925 bank into a unique two-bedroom home. - They purchased the vacant building for $66,000 in 2013 and undertook extensive renovations, preserving original …
'Could destroy Ukraine': Zelenskyy's big warning as calls grow for fresh elections
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy issued a stark warning about the potential "destruction" of Ukraine. - His comments come amid growing calls within Ukraine for fresh elections. - Zelenskyy ex…
Texas police sergeant surrenders license over camera stalking allegations
- A former Texas police sergeant surrendered his law-enforcement license to avoid criminal charges related to allegedly misusing surveillance cameras. - The sergeant, Michael Palitz, reportedly used t…
California Sanctuary Celebrates 50 Years Saving World's Rarest Gibbons
- A gibbon sanctuary in California, established in 1976, is celebrating 50 years of protecting endangered species. - The sanctuary houses about 40 primates from five different species and conducts bre…
UK PM leads tributes after 2 police officers among 7 killed in road crash
- Two police officers were among seven people killed in a head-on collision on the A66 near Middlesbrough. - The crash involved a Volkswagen Passat traveling the wrong way and a marked Cleveland Polic…
Texas transforms abandoned golf course into flood-controlling lakes
- Texas has converted an abandoned golf course into a network of five lakes to manage floodwaters. - The Exploration Green project in Clear Lake City now features 200 acres of green space, including d…
Hindu Family of Four Found Dead in Locked Home in Bangladesh; Strangulation Suspected
- Four members of a Hindu family were found dead in their locked home in Rangpur, Bangladesh, under suspicious circumstances. - Police suspect strangulation and robbery, with bodies discovered in vari…
'India could use water as weapon': Pak minister as IWT remains in abeyance
- A Pakistani minister claims India could "weaponize" the Indus Water Treaty (IWT), which has been in abeyance. - The minister expressed concern that India might use water as a tool to deny Pakistan e…
‘Could result in injury or death’: Thanedar urges halting ICE’s electric shock glove plan
- Congressman Shri Thanedar and colleagues are urging the Department of Homeland Security to halt the purchase of electric shock gloves for ICE agents. - They warn the devices could be misused and cau…
