Hate Crimes Against Sikhs: ‘Hate needs to stop’: Indian-origin US lawmaker ‘horrified’ after Sikh driver stabbed 17 times in Wyoming

Jasjit Singh Dhanoa, director of legal services at the Jakara Movement, speaks with Gurvinder Singh. (Photo: X) Indian-origin US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has condemned the stabbing of a Sikh truck driver in Wyoming, saying the attack comes amid what he described as rising hatred targeting Sikh and South Asian Americans in the US.His remarks also…

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Nse Ipo: NSE’s mega Rs 22,569-crore IPO crosses full subscription mark with strong institutional demand

The National Stock Exchange of India’s Rs 22,569-crore initial public offering (IPO) was fully subscribed on the second day of bidding on Friday, driven by strong demand from institutional investors.The IPO received bids for about 8.83 crore shares against 8.86 crore shares on offer by 2:44 pm, according to exchange data cited by Reuters.The issue…

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Air India Express ordered to pay Rs 27,000 after bicycle put on baggage belt despite special care fee

AI generated image used for representative purpose NEW DELHI: A district consumer commission in Karnataka has directed Air India Express to refund Rs 2,000 charged for special handling of a bicycle and pay another Rs 25,000 as compensation and litigation costs to a passenger. The commission found deficiency in service after the passenger’s bicycle was…

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‘Are you people students?’ Delhi HC flays ABVP, NSUI over DUSU poll violations | India News

The court was hearing a plea alleging violence and other violations during the DUSU election campaign NEW DELHI: Delhi high court on Friday questioned student organisations, including the ABVP and NSUI, over alleged violations during the ongoing Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) election process.The court asked: “Are you people students? You participate in meetings to…

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From tens of millions to just 1,000: 140 years after America’s national mammal vanished in the 1880s, indigenous tribes and conservationists are helping bring it back to the prairie

For America, bison have always been more than just an ordinary animal. The largest land mammal in North America, the massive, shaggy beast has been extremely important to the native cultures. Since 2016, it has also been crowned as America’s national mammal and is an apt representative of the country’s natural history.Bison, also referred to…

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An Ohio park covered just 43 acres; a land transfer involving the city and a homebuilder is adding 333 conservation acres, making the park nearly nine times its former size

Homestead Metro Park in Hilliard, Ohio, is set for a dramatic expansion, with 333 acres of conservation land being added to the 43-acre park, according to the City of Hilliard and Columbus & Franklin County Metro Parks. Columbus Business First also reported on the land transfer, which involves the city and homebuilder M/I Homes. Once…

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Human-caused warming helped prime slope for deadly Nepal-Tibet flood, first study finds

Nepal now hopes to seek around $20 million (£15 million) from UN Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage. Human-caused climate change likely helped destabilise rock-and-ice slope whose collapse triggered the Aug 26 Nepal-Tibet disaster, first scientific assessment of the deadly event released Thursday found, linking decades of warming to thinning glaciers, thawing permafrost and…

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Chess Olympiad Round 2: How Nihal Sarin saved India’s day amid Gukesh’s historic drop in rating points | Chess News

Nihal Sarin (on right) saves India’s day at Round 2 of Chess Olympiad (Photo by Rafal Oleksiewicz for FIDE) NEW DELHI: The current world champion, Dommaraju Gukesh, was on Board 1 facing all the top-rated opponents during India’s gold-clinching campaign in Budapest at the 2024 Chess Olympiad. Besides the team, Gukesh won an individual gold…

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While most Americans may hate datacenters, UAE minister calls them ‘more important than roads’; and has a new ‘hiding rule’ for them after war destroyed many

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) will overhaul its regulatory framework for data centres and halt public disclosure of their physical locations to shield them from military threats, according to comments reported by The Next Web of a session from Salesforce’s annual event Dreamforce 2026. Speaking alongside Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff at the Dreamforce conference in…

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