Republic Day Leaves Bengaluru Streets Littered with Waste

Bengaluru's Solid Waste Management teams in Hennur and R R Nagar collected massive amounts of tricolor streamers, plastic flags, and party poppers after Republic Day celebrations, highlighting post-festival cleanup challenges.

Trump Admin Faces Key Higher Education Lawsuits in 2026

The Trump administration confronts pivotal lawsuits in 2026 that could redefine federal authority over US universities, involving research funding, DEI policies, campus speech, and immigration enforcement.

H-1B Visa Holder Returned from Abu Dhabi Preclearance

An Indian H-1B visa holder shares a stressful experience of being sent back from Abu Dhabi preclearance despite having valid documents, highlighting immigration scrutiny for remote work and employer changes.

Sambhar Lake Sees Record 2.3 Lakh Migratory Birds in 2026

India's largest inland saltwater wetland, Sambhar Lake in Jaipur, recorded an unprecedented 2.3 lakh migratory waterbirds from 47 species during the 2026 Asian Waterbird Census, marking a significant recovery and highlighting its crucial role in the Centr

PTI Warns of Permanent Vision Loss for Imran Khan

Pakistan's PTI party warns that Imran Khan faces permanent vision loss from injuries sustained in jail, urgently seeking his transfer to a hospital and family access amid health concerns.

Texas H-1B Freeze: Indian-Origin GOP Chairman Trolled

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces freeze on new H-1B visa petitions in state agencies and universities, making Texas second state after Florida to restrict program. Indian-origin GOP chairman Abraham George faces social media backlash.

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