Sen. Kennedy Exposes $1 Billion Minnesota Fraud Scandal
US Senator John Kennedy condemns the massive $1 billion 'Feeding Our Future' pandemic aid fraud scheme, one of the largest welfare fraud cases in US history. Read the shocking details.
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Book Chronicles SCSC's Pivotal Role in Hyderabad's Pandemic Response
A new book details how the Society for Cyberabad Security Council enabled Hyderabad's IT work-from-home shift. Governor launches 'The Extra Mile', praising resilience. Read the inspiring story.
IBM CEO: AI Not Main Cause of Tech Layoffs, It's a Correction
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna refutes AI as primary cause of tech layoffs, calling it a 'natural correction' post-pandemic over-hiring. He projects up to 10% AI-led job displacement, but sees long-term hiring growth. Read more.
India's Health Spending Among World's Lowest: Oxfam
Oxfam's 2020 report reveals India allocated only 4% of its budget to health, ranking 155th globally. This critical underfunding left the nation vulnerable during the COVID-19 crisis. Read the full analysis.
Bossware: Your Mouse Moves Could Decide Your Job
The post-pandemic workplace is embracing AI-powered surveillance tools that track every click and pause. Discover how bossware is reshaping corporate culture in India.
Pandemic Changed Indian Cinema Viewing Habits
Explore how COVID-19 transformed Indian entertainment landscape as OTT shows like Panchayat and Pataal Lok dominated while theaters closed. Discover the films and series that defined 2020.
Loner Consumer Economy Replaces Hermit Spending Patterns
The post-pandemic economy sees rise of solo consumers as people increasingly travel, dine and spend alone. Discover how this new economic force is transforming markets globally.
Photographer Documents India's Lockdown Through Window
Photographer Prashant Godbole captures 3798 photos from his window during India's lockdown, creating a unique visual diary of changing urban landscapes and human resilience.
American Airline's Kenai Aviation Collapses, Halts All Flights
Kenai Aviation, owned by American Airlines, ceases all operations amid financial insolvency. Pandemic-era debt and economic pressures blamed for the airline's dramatic collapse.
SNAP Benefits November 2023: Trump Admin Food Aid Status
Critical updates on SNAP benefits for November 2023. Learn about potential Trump administration payments, eligibility criteria, application process, and everything you need to know about food assistance programs.
New COVID-like virus BRZ BatCov found in Brazilian bats
Scientists discover BRZ BatCov, a coronavirus in Brazil's moustached bats with striking similarities to SARS-CoV-2, raising concerns about future pandemic risks from natural reservoirs.
WHO: Collective Action Needed for Human-Animal Health Threats
On World One Health Day, WHO experts warn that 60% of emerging diseases originate from animals. Learn why coordinated action across sectors is crucial for pandemic prevention.
Judge Orders Trump Admin: Pay Food Benefits in Days
A federal judge mandates immediate distribution of food assistance benefits to American families, delivering a legal blow to the Trump administration's delayed pandemic relief efforts.
US judge blocks Trump admin from cutting food stamps
Federal court halts Trump administration's attempt to enforce work requirements for food stamp recipients during pandemic, protecting vital nutrition benefits for vulnerable citizens.
COVID-19 Triples Heart Attack Risk: Study
New research confirms COVID-19 survivors face three times higher risk of heart attacks. Learn about the long-term cardiac implications and protective measures.
C-Tactile: Dance Show Explores Politics of Touch
Choreographer Shruti Maria Datar's innovative contemporary dance performance 'C-Tactile' examines touch as a powerful social and political language in post-pandemic India.
Flexiscapes: Phuket Redefines Luxury Travel
Discover how Phuket's revolutionary 'flexiscapes' trend is transforming luxury travel with flexible stays, work-friendly resorts, and personalized experiences for the modern digital nomad.
Bird Flu Spreads in Europe and US: Health Alert
Avian influenza makes alarming leap across continents, affecting wildlife and raising pandemic fears. Latest outbreaks reported in multiple countries.
Bangalore Live Music Scene Roars Back to Life
After pandemic silence, Bengaluru's legendary live music ecosystem is experiencing a powerful resurgence. Discover how venues, artists, and fans are fueling the comeback of India's rock capital.
Indian Tourists Rewrite Global Travel Rules
Indian tourists are transforming global travel with new preferences for immersive experiences, sustainable choices, and digital-first planning. Discover how India's evolving travel habits are reshaping destinations worldwide.
Amazon cuts 14,000 jobs in pandemic hiring reversal
Amazon announces one of its biggest workforce reductions, cutting 14,000 corporate roles in response to pandemic-era overexpansion and economic pressures. Find out which departments are affected and why.
Amazon Slashes 30,000 Jobs in Post-Pandemic Restructuring
Amazon announces massive workforce reduction targeting corporate roles as pandemic-era overexpansion meets economic pressures. Up to 30,000 positions at risk in strategic cost-cutting move.
First India-China Flight Lands After 5-Year Hiatus
After a five-year suspension due to pandemic restrictions, the first direct flight from India to China finally landed at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, marking a significant milestone in restoring air connectivity between the two Asian giants.
US Shutdown May Cripple Bird Flu Monitoring: Global Risk
As the US government faces potential shutdown, critical bird flu surveillance programs face suspension, risking global spread of H5N1 virus and threatening international health security.
Hospital to refund ₹1.65L for COVID overcharging
In a landmark judgment, the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission mandates a private hospital to refund excess COVID treatment charges to a Mohali resident, setting a precedent for medical billing accountability.
Boris Johnson Grilled at COVID Inquiry: Admits Child Failures
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces intense questioning during COVID-19 inquiry, admitting government failures in protecting children during pandemic lockdowns. Exclusive details from the dramatic hearing.
Why American Women Are Fleeing the Workforce
Why are millions of American women disappearing from workplaces? Explore the childcare crisis, pay disparities, and pandemic aftershocks reshaping the US labor market.
Foreign Students Return to Gujarat Vidyapith After Pandemic
After pandemic disruptions, international students from 12+ countries are back at Gujarat Vidyapith for regular academic programmes, marking a significant return to normalcy in Indian education.
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