Coimbatore-based Future Gaming and Hotels Private Limited, headed by lottery baron Santiago Martin, who was investigated multiple times by the Enforcement Directorate and faced several criminal cases in the past, seems to be the highest purchaser of electoral bonds worth Rs. 1,368 crore.

Top Electoral Bonds donor: 'Lottery King' Santiago Martin

The two latest instances of men urinating on female fellow passengers on two separate Air India flights have sparked significant outrage. The aviation regulator, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), slammed the Tata Group-owned airline, stating its behaviour was "unprofessional" and resulted in "systemic failure" in reference to the November incident where a drunken male is reported to have urinated on a senior citizen.

India: DGCA issues advisory to airlines for handling unruly passengers on board, what does it entail?

A former owner of a Colorado funeral facility was given a 20-year federal prison sentence for cheating the relatives of the deceased by dissecting 560 bodies and selling body parts without their consent.

US: Former Colorado funeral home owner sentenced to 20 years’ jail for selling human body parts

In an early Sunday morning helicopter assault in eastern Syria, the US killed two ISIS leaders, according to a statement from US Central Command. According to CENTCOM, the attack was a unilateral US action that had "considerable preparation," and the first findings indicated that no civilians were killed or hurt.

Two ISIS officials killed by the US in helicopter raid in eastern Syria

President Joe Biden is set to play host to dozens of African leaders in Washington this week as the White House looks to narrow a gaping trust gap with Africa — one that has grown wider over years of frustration about America’s commitment to the continent.

Biden aims to narrow trust gap with US-Africa leaders summit

For one's mental and emotional wellness, working in a good atmosphere is pivotal. A man from Dublin, Ireland, is suing his employer for workplace bullying after they forced him to do "nothing.

Man sues company for forcing him to do 'nothing' at work, yet paying him almost US$126K  annually

More than six years after the 2016 Brussels bombings, presiding judge Laurence Massart will formally confirm on Monday all parties to the case, including the defendants and attorneys for the over 1,000 victims of the assaults that the Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for.

Belgium begins historic trial into 2016 Brussels suicide attacks

Elon Musk, Twitter's new owner, conducted a poll in which Twitter users narrowly decided to reverse a ban imposed on the former US president, Donald Trump more than a year ago.

Trump’s Twitter account restored: Will he accept Musk's invitation? Why was it suspended in the first place?

Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu has said that the man who left the bomb in a usually crowded thoroughfare in central Istanbul has been arrested. "The person who planted the bomb has been arrested," Suleyman Soylu said in a statement broadcast by the official Anadolu news agency.

One held in Istanbul bomb blast that left 6 dead, interior minister holds terror group PKK responsible

Golden Visa holders in the UAE can now sponsor their parents for a 10-year residency, as reported by the Khaleej Times. This is a facet of the substantially expanded Golden Visa programme that came into force on 3 October, 2022.

EXPLAINED: UAE Golden Visa holders can now sponsor parents for 10-year residency; all benefits of the scheme

Facebook parent company Meta has let go around 13 per cent of its workforce. In a letter to his employees, Zuckerberg explained how he had hired aggressively during the pandemic and had anticipated quick growth even after the pandemic ended.

Meta layoffs EXPLAINED: Why did Meta fire 13% of its employees? What next for the Facebook parent company?

An explosion at a gas station in County Donegal, Ireland, on Friday resulted in the death of nine individuals, while rescuers continued their search for survivors far into the night.

Massive explosion at gas station in Ireland leaves nine dead, search on for survivors

On Sunday, Brazilians will cast their ballots in one of the year's most carefully watched elections. Former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and right-wing incumbent Jair Bolsonaro will square off.

Explained: Everything about Brazil's heated presidential election

Since its independence in 1947, India has shown the way in giving top leadership roles to women. In fact, India is one of the very few countries where women were both head of government and head of state.

India@75: Top women leaders

Since time immemorial, Indians have contributed richly to the field of science and technology. The strong legacy has continued after Independence as well. The last 75 years have seen several big names dominate the field.

India@75: Top Indian scientists

Here's going through the top five Indian bowlers with the most international wickets

From Anil Kumble to Zaheer Khan: Top 5 Indian bowlers with most wickets

With her 1985 smash "Running Up That Hill," British singer and songwriter Kate Bush topped the UK singles chart.

Kate Bush tops the UK charts with 1985 hit

Liverpool leapfrogged champions Manchester City to the top of the Premier League table with a 2-0 win over Watford at Anfield on Saturday thanks to a first-half header by Diogo Jota and a late Fabinho penalty.

Premier League: Liverpool leapfrog Manchester City to top of the table with 2-0 win over Watford

Omicron, the new variant of Covid was first detected in South Africa on November 24. Ever since then, the variant has been rapidly spreading all across the world.

This top tourist destination is now on CDC's 'very high' travel risk list

South Korea's daily COVID-19 infections topped 3,000 for the first time as an outbreak fuelled by this week's three day holiday spreads, authorities said on Saturday.

South Korea's daily COVID-19 cases top 3,000 for first time after holiday

Germany's 2-1 win away to the Czech Republic and their 6-0 drubbing of Norway in the World Cup qualifiers lifted them over the already-qualified Brazil, who dropped points in a draw away to Colombia.

FIFA rankings: World Champions Germany on top, Brazil slips

Anandiben Patel's government had come in for criticism for its handling of the furore caused by the public beating of four low-caste Dalits

After week of protests, Gujarat chief minister posts her resignation on Facebook

Iraqi forces along with international coalition group are conducting operations to liberate Mosul, which has been held by IS since June 2014

Iraq PM talks about defeating IS with top US officer

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