GTB Hospital CT Machine Crisis: 2 Scanners, 3500 Patients
A shocking revelation at Delhi's GTB Hospital reveals only 2 CT scanners for 3,500 daily patients, causing dangerous delays in critical care and emergency treatments.
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Kinnal Craft: No Wood Despite Record Orders
Despite unprecedented demand, Kinnal artisans in Karnataka's Koppal district cannot fulfill orders as severe wood shortage threatens this ancient craft's survival. Discover the crisis facing India's cultural heritage.
Indian migrant worker dies in Saudi, dozens stranded in Tunisia
A migrant worker from Jharkhand died under mysterious circumstances in Saudi Arabia while several others remain stranded in Tunisia, exposing the vulnerabilities faced by Indian laborers abroad.
H-1B Visa Bans Threaten US Jobs & Innovation
New research reveals that restricting H-1B visas could devastate US research, job creation, and global competitiveness. Discover why America needs international talent to sustain its success.
Bengaluru Garment Workers Demand Free Lunch & Better Facilities
Thousands of Bengaluru garment factory workers demand free nutritious meals, improved facilities, and timely wage payments in major protest movement.
Nexperia Warning Deepens Crisis for Global Carmakers
Global automotive industry faces renewed supply chain turmoil as Dutch semiconductor giant Nexperia warns customers of serious production challenges, potentially worsening the ongoing chip shortage crisis.
US Shutdown Causes Airport Staff Shortage, Flight Delays
Critical staff shortages at America's busiest airports due to federal shutdown trigger travel disruptions. FAA air traffic controllers and TSA screeners working without pay threaten aviation safety.
US Airports Crisis: Critical Staff Shortages Ground Operations
A severe shortage of air traffic controllers is crippling operations at major US airports, causing flight delays and raising safety concerns across the aviation sector.
FAA Nearly Closed Orlando Airport Amid Staff Shortage Crisis
Exclusive: Orlando International Airport faced imminent closure due to critical staff shortages during government shutdown, causing thousands of flight cancellations and delays across US airports.
Pakistan Water Crisis After India Halts Indus Treaty
Pakistan confronts an imminent water emergency as India's suspension of Indus Water Treaty obligations threatens agriculture, drinking water, and power generation across the nation.
Sudan Crisis: UN Warns of Catastrophe After El Fasher Fall
The United Nations issues urgent warning about escalating humanitarian catastrophe in Sudan as paramilitary forces capture strategic city of El Fasher, threatening millions of civilians.
US Aviation Crisis: Pilot Shortage Threatens Airline Shutdown
Exclusive report reveals alarming pilot shortage crippling US airports as Senator JD Vance issues urgent shutdown alert to airlines. Chaos erupts across American aviation sector.
Gaza Banks Reopen But Cash Reserves Dry Up
As Gaza emerges from conflict, residents face a new battle - banks have reopened but cash reserves have dried up, leaving thousands unable to access their savings and salaries.
Gaza banks reopen but vaults remain empty amid cash crisis
As Gaza emerges from conflict, residents face new hardship as reopened banks run out of cash, leaving thousands unable to access their savings and salaries.
India Breaks China's Rare Earth Magnet Monopoly
Exclusive: Indian scientists decode rare earth magnet formula, challenging China's monopoly. Ashvini Magnets' breakthrough promises to revolutionize EV industry and secure India's strategic position in global supply chains.
Bengaluru worker dies in construction site plank collapse
A 45-year-old construction worker died after falling from a collapsing plank at a Bengaluru building site. Safety concerns raised as authorities investigate the incident.
Siwan Polls: Jobs, Water Crisis & Broken Roads Dominate
As Bihar's Siwan constituency votes, employment crisis, severe water shortages, and crumbling infrastructure emerge as key election issues shaping voter sentiment and political discourse.
Youth Congress: Delhi's rain 'stolen' in theft complaint
In a dramatic protest against Delhi's water crisis, Youth Congress leaders file a symbolic theft complaint alleging monsoon rains have been 'stolen' from the capital while other states receive heavy rainfall.
UAE Sends Largest Water Convoy to Northern Gaza
The United Arab Emirates dispatches its biggest humanitarian convoy of water tankers to address severe water shortages in northern Gaza, providing critical aid to displaced families.
Ex-Morgan Stanley Advisors Sue US Labor Dept Over Overtime
Two former Morgan Stanley wealth managers file lawsuit against US Labor Department, challenging overtime pay regulations that could reshape financial advisory compensation across India and global markets.
Canada's ₹80 Crore Fund to Speed Up Foreign Credential Recognition
Canada unveils major ₹80 crore initiative to accelerate foreign credential recognition in healthcare, construction, and transportation sectors, addressing critical labour shortages.
Home Guards Deployed in Odisha Jails Amid Staff Crunch
Odisha government deploys home guards in prisons across the state to address severe staff crunch. Strategic move aims to bolster security and maintain order in correctional facilities.
India's New Bill Protects Overseas Workers
India's groundbreaking proposed legislation aims to transform migrant worker rights, ensuring comprehensive protection and support for citizens working abroad. Learn how this bill could revolutionize overseas employment.
Auto Industry Halts Production Over Chip Shortage
Automotive giants worldwide face unprecedented production shutdowns as semiconductor shortage worsens. Major manufacturers halt assembly lines, impacting global supply chains and vehicle availability.
Jharkhand: 4 New Medical Colleges Approved
Jharkhand government secures landmark approval for four new medical colleges, set to transform healthcare infrastructure and address doctor shortages across the state.
Bihar Migrants Return With Questions and Voting Power
As Bihar's migrant laborers return from urban centers, they bring back not just savings but critical questions about employment, development, and political accountability that could reshape the state's political landscape.
Karnataka Mulls Menstrual Leave Bill for Working Women
Karnataka government explores landmark legislation granting paid menstrual leave to female employees, potentially setting national precedent for workplace equality and women's health rights.
Goa's Sattari villagers get just drops of water daily
Residents of Goa's Sattari villages face extreme water scarcity, receiving only a few drops daily despite government promises. Discover their struggle for survival.
India's Potato Production Drops 15% Amid Climate Crisis
India's potato production sees sharp 15% decline to 56 million tonnes as extreme weather and soaring temperatures disrupt farming. Maharashtra, West Bengal hit hardest.
US Shutdown Sparks 8,000+ Flight Delays Amid Staff Crisis
Massive flight disruptions hit US airports as government shutdown creates perfect storm of air traffic controller shortages, safety concerns, and economic fallout.
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