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Indian nationals face increased U.S. visa delays and detentions

If you are an Indian residing in the U.S., or planning to move there, chances are that you are constantly refreshing your browser on U.S. immigration policies—especially as they continue to evolve. Recent changes are raising major concerns, particularly for H-1B, F-1, and Green Card holders. Although India isn't officially on any U.S. travel ban list, those with U.S. visas are now facing significant delays, stricter screenings, and even random detentions at airports.

UK announces controversial cuts to disability welfare payments

The UK's labor government has announced plans to cut disability welfare payments, aiming to save over $6.4 billion by 2030. Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall outlined these reforms, citing the need to narrow eligibility for the personal independence payment, which is currently available to both working and non-working individuals with disabilities.

Brazil raises income tax exemption to $881

Brazil has announced a major tax exemption to put more money in the hands of its people—but will it be enough to lift consumer confidence? As inflation bites and economic sentiment weakens, President Lula Da Silva is betting on tax relief to regain public support.

Will the Fed convey that it is ready to act if needed?

Wall street stocks have taken a beating due to US President Donald trump-led global trade wars. after a $5 trillion plunge in the S&P 500, investors are looking at the US federal reserve for reassurance on the economy. with the fed in wait-and-watch mode, investors will parse the central bank's projections and statement for direction.

Gal Gadot receives star on Hollywood Walk Of Fame as pro-Palestine and pro-Israel protesters delay ceremony

Entertainment Gal Gadot became the first Israeli actor to receive a Hollywood Walk of Fame star. On Tuesday, Gadot received the honour in the presence of her family—her husband and four daughters.

Strange light seen above small Gujarat village in Bhuj creates panic. Details

The light was seen at around 3:12 am near Paiya Varnora village in Bhuj. No scientific reason has been given yet behind the sighting but it was most likely a meteorite. India News Trending

Chinese-owned mine triggers disaster; toxic dump threatens millions of Zambians

In Zambia, a river has reportedly "died" overnight, causing severe disruptions to local communities. Millions are now facing the impact as water sources dry up, threatening livelihoods and access to resources.

Shah Rukh Khan, Priyanka Chopra, Salman Khan to attend IPL 2025 Opening Ceremony

Entertainment Sports IPL 2025 Opening Ceremony: It is expected to be a star-studded spectacle at Kolkata’s Eden Gardens where the IPL opening ceremony is scheduled for March 22.

Netanyahu says deadly Israeli strikes across Gaza is ’only the beginning’

Fresh Israeli airstrikes on Gaza have claimed the lives of over 400 Palestinians. The destruction includes burnt tents and widespread devastation, yet Netanyahu plans to continue the attacks. The question is: what is the goal of targeting people already devastated? The fresh attacks come amid Netanyahu's decision to dismiss Shin Bet head Ronen Bar. This decision has sparked outrage, with protesters labelling it "a war against the hostages."

Sudiksha Konanki missing case: Parents of missing student ask officials to declare their daughter dead

The family of the 20-year-old Indian-American student, who mysteriously disappeared from a beach in the Dominican Republic, has sent a letter to the Dominican authorities. The family has expressed faith in the investigation and asked investigators to declare their daughter dead.

Hungary bans Pride events, allows facial recognition for identification

Protests have broken out in Hungary after the country's Parliament passed a law to ban the Pride March by LGBTQ+ communities. The bill was passed easily, as the ruling coalition of Hungary's populist Viktor Orban has a two-thirds majority in the Parliament. Watch in for more details!

'Please help', posts Marathi actor Sanket Korlekar after bikers snatch his expensive phone

Entertainment Marathi actor Sanket Korlekar took to Instagram to warm people of rampant street crime and to stay alert when walking. He fell victim to one such street crime.

JFK assassination files out after 60 years wait; Did Trump release a 'smoking gun'? Here's what new documents reveal

Trending | World | Discover the latest revelations as Trump releases the final JFK assassination files, fulfilling a long-awaited promise and reigniting interest.

Apple loses German antitrust fight, to face greater scrutiny

Round-up of top and latest news from the world of technology: - Apple Loses German Antitrust Fight, To Face Greater Scrutiny - Wikimedia Challenges India Content Takedown - Meta Vows To Curtail False Content, Deepfakes Ahead Of Australia Election

Astronomers spot ‘Big Wheel’: A giant spiral galaxy from the early Universe

SCIENCE & TECH| A disk galaxy, like our Milky Way, is a flat, rotating system with spiral arms spreading out from a central core. These galaxies contain stars, gas, dust, and a surrounding halo of dark matter.

Trump dials Putin, Moscow agrees to pause strikes on Ukraine's energy targets

Russian President Vladimir Putin, in a call with his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump, has agreed to halt attacks against Ukrainian energy targets but has refused the full 30-day ceasefire that Washington has proposed and Kyiv has already accepted.

Pleasanteeism: Has Workplace Positivity Become a New Form of Professional Gaslighting?

Business & Economy: Workplace culture today often champions positivity as a non-negotiable trait. Employees are encouraged to “stay positive,” “be a team player,” and “look on the bright side.

Trump, Putin agree to work towards 30-day limited ceasefire in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin, in a call with his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump, has agreed to halt attacks against Ukrainian energy targets but has refused the full 30-day ceasefire that Washington has proposed and Kyiv has already accepted.