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Amazon Cuts Jobs Again; Employees In India Among Those Affected
Amazon is cutting fewer than 1,000 white-collar jobs across the US, India and the UK, with employees in India reportedly among those affected. The cuts come after Amazon eliminated around 30,000 corporate jobs between October 2025 and January 2026. Founder Jeff Bezos has also weighed in, saying Amazon had significantly increased hiring during the pandemic and is now adjusting to the post-pandemic environment. Amazon has not disclosed the exact number of India-based employees affected.
Anti-CEC Protests Intensify: Delhi Sees Fresh Demonstrations, Opposition Plans March
Protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar are intensifying, with thousands gathering in Delhi and Mumbai over voter-roll revisions. Demonstrators allege eligible voters are being removed, while the Election Commission says the exercise targets duplicates and ineligible entries. Police detentions, opposition marches, and fresh allegations against authorities have added to the political flashpoint. With more protests planned, pressure on the Election Commission continues to grow.
Rahul Gandhi Ups Ante, Says CEC Changed Form 6 ‘Illegally’; ECI Calls Claim Misleading
Rahul Gandhi led an opposition protest in Delhi demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, while accusing him of making “illegal and unilateral” changes to Form 6, the application used for voter registration. The Election Commission has rejected the allegation as “misleading”, citing the unanimous approval of the Bihar SIR order and the Supreme Court’s May 2026 judgment.
India Tops Forbes’ US Immigrant Billionaire List With 19 Names, Ahead Of Israel And Taiwan
Forbes’ 2026 list of America’s richest immigrants shows a record 144 foreign-born billionaires living in the U.S., with a combined wealth of $2.2 trillion — nearly 15% of all U.S. billionaires. India tops the list for the second year in a row with 19 billionaires, ahead of Israel and Taiwan, which have 11 each. Prominent India-born names include Vinod Khosla, Jay Chaudhry, Rakesh Gangwal and Shyam Sankar. India also added multiple new entrants this year — more than any other country.
Memory Chip Prices Force Samsung India To Cut Jobs Of Up To 25% Of Consumer Electronics Staff
Samsung Electronics has begun layoffs in India, with around 80–100 employees in its TV and home appliance divisions asked to leave as rising memory chip prices squeeze margins. Reports suggest up to 25% of the consumer electronics sales and marketing workforce could eventually be affected, with more cuts possible after the festive season. Despite the restructuring, Samsung’s smartphone business in India remains stable for now, with the company betting on strong festive sales.
Who Is Bittu Tabahi? How A Solo River Cleanup Led To A Job Offer From The Netherlands | Video
A 21-year-old student from Biaora in Madhya Pradesh’s Rajgarh district, Surendra Singh Chaudhary — known online as Bittu Tabahi — started cleaning the heavily polluted Ajnar River on his own after Republic Day this year. Using basic tools and his own savings, and despite not knowing how to swim, he removed plastic waste, algae and sludge from the river near a local temple. Home Videos Who Is Bittu Tabahi? How A Solo River Cleanup Led To A Job Offer From The Netherlands | Video
Bill Gates Wants A ‘Token Tax’ To Protect Jobs from ‘Being Wiped Out’ by AI
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has issued a stark warning that the rapid advance of artificial intelligence could trigger large-scale job displacement and create risks governments are not addressing fast enough. In a New York Times interview, Gates said previous technological shifts eventually created new jobs, but AI is spreading across so many industries simultaneously that too few sectors may remain to absorb displaced workers.
IT Giant Capgemini Shuts Daycare After Shocking Abuse Allegations: What Really Happened?
Capgemini has temporarily shut its on-campus daycare facility in Bengaluru after disturbing videos allegedly showing toddlers being abused by staff triggered a police investigation. The controversy erupted after multiple videos surfaced online, allegedly showing children aged between two and three being subjected to abuse inside the daycare. The accused have been identified and summoned for questioning, though no arrests have been made so far.
After 8,000 Layoffs, Zuckerberg Admits Meta's Restructuring Mistakes & ‘Atrocious’ AI Rollout
Meta is facing internal turbulence after a massive restructuring tied to its artificial intelligence push. CEO Mark Zuckerberg has acknowledged that the company made mistakes during its AI overhaul, which saw around 8,000 layoffs and thousands of employees reassigned to new roles. In a candid internal admission, CTO Andrew Bosworth described the rollout as “atrocious,” citing poor communication, lack of clarity, and disruption across teams.
IIT Bombay Unveils Made-In-India BharatGen: AI For 22 Languages, Healthcare & More
India has unveiled BharatGen, its most ambitious homegrown AI initiative designed specifically for 22 scheduled Indian languages. The project is a key outcome of the IndiaAI Mission, backed by a $1.2 billion government push for AI sovereignty. This launch comes at a time when access to advanced foreign AI models is becoming increasingly restricted, highlighting India’s effort to build independent AI capabilities in its own languages for 1.4 billion people.
BBC Plans Up to 2,000 Job Cuts Amid Funding Crunch and Rising Costs #layoffs #bbc #media
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Can India Become An AI Superpower Without Worsening Its Water Crisis?
India’s race to become an AI powerhouse is accelerating, but it comes with a hidden environmental cost—water. As data centres expand to support AI tools like ChatGPT, their cooling needs are driving massive water consumption. A United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health report warns that AI infrastructure could strain already stressed water resources.
How Jaguar Land Rover Became A Revenue Lifeline For Tata Group Tech Firms Amid IT Slowdown
The growing importance of Jaguar Land Rover is reshaping the fortunes of Tata Consultancy Services, Tata Elxsi and Tata Technologies amid a slowdown in India’s IT sector. As global clients cut spending and AI disruption weighs on growth, these firms are increasingly relying on JLR for stable revenue streams. For Tata Technologies, the dependence is especially significant, with JLR contributing a large share of its business.
Centre’s Big Move To Attract Foreign Capital: No LTCG Tax on Overseas Investors in G-Secs
In a move aimed at boosting foreign capital inflows, the Indian government has removed long-term capital gains tax on overseas investments in government securities. The decision comes as foreign investors pull billions out of equities amid global uncertainty, putting pressure on the rupee. The Reserve Bank of India has also expanded access to bonds under the Fully Accessible Route, allowing unrestricted foreign investment in select securities.
What Happens To India If Trillion-Dollar AI Valuations Collapse?
Is the global AI boom turning into a bubble—and could that actually benefit India? As companies worldwide pour billions into artificial intelligence, concerns are rising over high valuations, rising costs and uncertain returns. But India’s position may be different. While not leading the frontier AI race, India is rapidly adopting AI across industries. With relatively lower exposure to inflated AI valuations, Indian markets could appear more resilient in the event of a downturn.
U.S. Proposes New Tariffs on India, China and Dozens of Trading Partners Over Forced Labour
The United States is proposing a fresh wave of tariffs targeting dozens of countries, including India, over concerns linked to forced labour in global supply chains. The move, led by the Office of the United States Trade Representative, could impose an additional 12.5% duty on Indian exports. According to U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, weak enforcement of forced labour bans by key trading partners is distorting fair competition and disadvantaging American businesses.
Proposed U.S. Student Visa Changes Could Hit Indian Graduates: AI Startup CEO Issues Warning
Proposed changes to U.S. student visa rules could significantly impact international students—especially Indians. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has suggested ending the long-standing “Duration of Status” system for F-1 visas, replacing it with a fixed stay of up to four years. Experts, including Danielle Goldman, warn that this could reduce flexibility for students, affecting key pathways like OPT and CPT.
American Team In Delhi, 4-Day Trade Talks Begin: Can India And U.S. Finally Seal The Deal?
American Team In Delhi, 4-Day Trade Talks Begin: Can India And U.S. Finally Seal The Deal? India and United States have begun crucial trade talks in New Delhi, aiming to finalise an interim deal. Negotiations will focus on tariffs, market access and a broader bilateral trade agreement. The outcome could reshape economic ties as both sides navigate shifting global trade dynamics.
Trump Tariff Refund Battle Intensifies: Will Indian Exporters Get Their Money Back?
Trump Tariff Refund Battle Intensifies: Will Indian Exporters Get Their Money Back? Indian exporters are racing to recover millions paid under tariffs imposed during Donald Trump’s administration after a US Supreme Court ruling declared them illegal. But fresh legal challenges are clouding refund timelines, leaving companies uncertain over when—or if—their money will be returned.
Centre Rolls Out New Land Monetisation Rules To Unlock Massive Government Land Banks
The Centre has launched a major new framework under NMP 2.0 to unlock and monetise surplus government-owned land across India. The move replaces decades-old fragmented rules with a single system for identifying, valuing, transferring and commercially using public land assets held by ministries, Railways, defence establishments and state-run companies.
China’s New Supply Chain Curbs Threaten India’s Electronics Manufacturing Ambitions
China’s tightening supply chain controls are now raising fresh concerns for India’s fast-growing electronics manufacturing sector, as New Delhi pushes to strengthen its role in the global China+1 strategy. Industry executives have approached the Centre, warning that Beijing’s new regulatory curbs could disrupt manufacturing decisions, slow expansion plans, and complicate supply chains for companies operating in India.
H-1B Visa Panic Grows As U.S. Tech Layoffs Put Thousands Of Indian Jobs At Risk
A fresh wave of layoffs across major U.S. tech companies is triggering panic among Indian professionals on H-1B visas. From Meta to Amazon and LinkedIn, job cuts driven by AI restructuring are putting thousands at risk — not just of losing income, but their right to stay in the United States. Under current rules, laid-off H-1B workers typically have just 60 days to find a new sponsor or leave the country. Home Videos H-1B Visa Panic Grows As U.S. Tech Layoffs Put Thousands Of Indian Jobs At Risk
India, South Korea Sign New Defence Pacts As Indo-Pacific Tensions Rise Globally
India and South Korea have signed a series of key defence agreements to deepen military cooperation, expand joint production and strengthen ties in emerging areas like AI, cyber and autonomous systems. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh held high-level talks in Seoul, where both sides reviewed strategic ties across maritime security, technology partnerships and defence manufacturing.
270 MULTICENTER OUTCOMES OF ENDOSCOPIC MUCOSAL RESECTION FOR LARGE DUODENAL ADENOMAS (>3 CM): A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY
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Bumper ₹1,200 Crore Deal: Nvidia Leases Massive Bengaluru Office Space Amid AI Boom
AI giant Nvidia is sharply expanding its India presence with its largest office lease yet in Bengaluru. The company has taken up 7.6 lakh sq ft at Bagmane Capital’s Memphis South Tower in a ₹1,230 crore, 10-year deal, signalling a major push into AI research and development. As demand for AI chips surges globally, India is emerging as a key hub for engineering, data centres, and semiconductor innovation—reinforcing Bengaluru’s position at the centre of this transformation.
Why India Is Not Revealing Russian Oil Import Details Under RTI | ‘Commercial and Confidential’
India has declined to share detailed, company-wise data on crude oil imports from Russia under the RTI Act, citing commercial confidentiality and strategic concerns. The Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC), under the Oil Ministry, rejected the request, and the Central Information Commission upheld the decision. The case underscores the ongoing tension between transparency and strategic sensitivity in India’s energy policy.
India Overhauls LPG Booking & Delivery Rules From May 1: OTP Mandatory, Waiting Period Extended
India is rolling out major changes to LPG cylinder booking and delivery from May 1. With OTP-based authentication becoming mandatory, longer booking intervals, and eKYC requirements for some users, the new system aims to curb leakages and improve distribution efficiency. But for consumers, it also means stricter rules, longer waits, and adapting to a more controlled supply system amid rising price pressures.
UAE’s Exit from OPEC May Ease Oil Prices, Offering 'Friend' India Potential Relief
In a major shift in global energy dynamics, the UAE is set to exit Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries from May 1, potentially reshaping how oil supply is managed worldwide. The move could give the UAE more flexibility to increase production, which may eventually ease global crude prices. For India, a heavily import-dependent economy, this could mean some relief on fuel costs and inflation.
Author Correction: Mitochondrial complex II in intestinal epithelial cells regulates T cell-mediated immunopathology
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Correction to: Nature Immunology https://doi.org/10.1038/s41590-021-01048-3, published online 22 October 2021. In the version of this article initially published, in the “Kidney” column of Extended Data Fig. 2a, the “Syn” microscopy image was a duplicate of the “Naive” image above it, due to an error in figure preparation. The correct image of the kidney from syngeneic mice has now been added to the HTML and PDF versions of Extended Data Fig. 2a.
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Author Correction: Mitochondrial complex II in intestinal epithelial cells regulates T cell-mediated immunopathology
These authors contributed equally: Hideaki Fujiwara, Keisuke Seike. Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Hematology and Oncology, University of Michigan, Rogel Cancer Center, Ann Arbor, MI, USA Hideaki Fujiwara, Keisuke Seike, Michael D. Brooks, Stephanie Kim, Katherine Oravecz-Wilson, Lu Li, Yaping Sun, Max S. Wicha & Pavan Reddy Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Nephrology, University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor, MI, USA Anna V.
Trump Launches Section 301 Trade Act Probes Into India, China And 16 Other Economies: Here’s Why
The Trump administration has launched new trade investigations under Section 301 of the U.S. Trade Act targeting India, China, the European Union and 15 other economies. The probes will examine industrial overcapacity and the use of forced labour in global supply chains. If violations are found, the U.S. could impose fresh tariffs, potentially reigniting global trade tensions. Business News Videos Trump Launches Section 301 Trade Act Probes Into India, China And 16 Other Economies: Here’s Why
Centre Asks Telecom Dept To See If Data Can Be Taxed To Raise Revenue & Curb Screen Addiction
Centre Asks Telecom Dept To See If Data Can Be Taxed To Raise Revenue & Curb Screen Addiction Could India soon tax mobile data? The government has asked the Department of Telecommunications to study whether a small levy on data usage could raise revenue and help curb digital addiction. But experts warn such a move could disrupt India’s booming digital economy and impact millions of users who already pay 18% GST on telecom services.
Ajit Doval Meets Canadian Counterpart, India & Canada Agree On Plan To Boost Security Co-operation
Updated: 11 Feb 2026, 01:39 pm IST India and Canada have agreed on a shared security work plan following high-level talks between National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and his Canadian counterpart Nathalie Drouin in Ottawa. The agreement marks a significant step toward stabilising relations after the diplomatic crisis triggered by the 2023 Nijjar killing allegations.
Sarvam AI: India’s Sovereign AI Ambition and the Challenge to Global Tech Giants
Updated: 11 Feb 2026, 01:35 pm IST Sarvam AI is emerging as a key player in India’s push to build sovereign artificial intelligence capabilities. Backed by strong domestic momentum and government support, the startup aims to develop foundational AI models tailored for India—challenging the dominance of global tech giants like OpenAI, Google and Meta. Here’s a closer look at Sarvam AI, India’s sovereign AI strategy, and what it means for the global AI race.
Ray Dalio Warns of ‘Capital Wars’ Over Trump’s Actions, Urges Shift to Gold as Dollar Risks Rise
VIDEO Ray Dalio Warns of ‘Capital Wars’ Over Trump’s Actions, Urges Shift to Gold as Dollar Risks Rise Updated: 21 Jan 2026, 10:32 pm IST Anna Mathew Ray Dalio is warning investors that the global financial system is entering a dangerous new phase. As trust in governments weakens, tariffs and sanctions turn into weapons, and US debt keeps climbing, Dalio says the world is moving toward “capital wars” — where money itself becomes a tool of conflict.
Indian Oil Makes FIRST-EVER Colombian Crude Purchase as Sanctions on Russia Reshape Oil Flows
Updated: 02 Jan 2026, 07:01 pm IST India has made a landmark shift in its crude sourcing strategy, with Indian Oil Corporation purchasing Colombian crude for the first time. The move comes as sanctions on Russian oil tighten supply routes, raise shipping risks, and force Asian buyers to diversify.
Zohran Mamdani Pens Note For Umar Khalid, Hands It Over To Jailed Student Leader's Parents
Updated: 02 Jan 2026, 06:57 pm IST A handwritten note has turned into an international moment. Newly sworn-in New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has written a personal message to jailed activist Umar Khalid, delivering it through Khalid’s parents during their visit to the United States. The note, later shared on social media, has reignited global attention on Khalid’s prolonged detention in the 2020 Delhi riots case.
MEA Data Shows Saudi Arabia Led In Indian Deportations
Updated: 27 Dec 2025, 07:27 pm IST Saudi Arabia, not the United States, deported the highest number of Indians in 2025, according to data presented by India’s Ministry of External Affairs in Parliament. More than 24,600 Indians were deported from 81 countries during the year, with Saudi Arabia alone accounting for over 11,000 cases. The United States ranked second with around 3,800 deportations — the highest figure in five years.
Exports Rebound, Imports Cool: India’s Trade Deficit Sees BIGGEST Monthly Correction
Exports Rebound, Imports Cool: India’s Trade Deficit Sees BIGGEST Monthly Correction Updated: 16 Dec 2025, 09:56 pm IST Anna Mathew India’s trade numbers delivered a rare positive surprise in November. Exports jumped to their strongest November level in over a decade, while imports cooled sharply after October’s spike. The result was the biggest month-on-month correction in India’s trade deficit this year.
Trump Warns Of New India Tariffs Amid ‘Rice Dumping’ Claims
Updated: 09 Dec 2025, 06:04 pm IST Donald Trump has signalled fresh tariffs on Indian rice after U.S. farmers accused New Delhi of “dumping” cheap grain into American markets — a warning that sent Indian rice exporters and stocks tumbling. The White House says new duties are on the table, even as India’s 60,000-crore rice export engine faces its toughest test yet.
‘Right to Disconnect’ Bill Introduced In Parliament: What Would Such A Law Mean?
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Revealed in Parliament: THIS Country - Not U.S. or Canada - Deports the MOST Indian Students
Updated: 08 Dec 2025, 06:29 pm IST New government data shows a sharp rise in student deportations worldwide, with over 450 Indian students removed or denied entry in the past five years. The key reasons: visa breaches, unauthorized work, incomplete paperwork, unaccredited courses and other compliance failures. This report breaks down the numbers, causes and what Indian students must watch for as countries tighten immigration rules.
Next Layoffs Won’t Be in Offices -They’ll Be on Bike Seats | How Drones Threaten India's Gig Economy
Updated: 19 Nov 2025, 01:34 pm IST India’s next big layoffs may not hit offices — they may hit delivery bikes. As AI replaces white-collar workers, a newer threat is rising: drones delivering groceries, medicines and packages at a fraction of the cost. With robotic automation already replacing thousands of warehouse workers abroad, India’s 12 million gig workers face a future more uncertain than ever.
Inside India’s Rare Earths Strategy: New Deals, Partners- How India Plans to Cut Reliance on China
Inside India’s Rare Earths Strategy: New Deals, Partners- How India Plans to Cut Reliance on China Updated: 19 Nov 2025, 01:25 pm IST Anna Mathew India is accelerating a rare-earths shakeup — forging new mineral deals, expanding Latin America, Canada and Venezuela ties, boosting domestic mining, and building a strategic reserve to cut dependence on China. Here’s how Delhi is re-wiring its critical-minerals supply chain for the next decade.
Can Trump’s New ‘Warrior’ Actually Push Zohran Mamdani Out? Enter, Elise Stefanik
Updated: 12 Nov 2025, 12:51 am IST Zohran Mamdani’s historic win as New York City’s first South Asian and Muslim mayor is already under fire — and not from the opposition in City Hall, but from Donald Trump and Elise Stefanik. The MAGA-aligned congresswoman, now running for New York Governor in 2026, has vowed to end what she calls “socialist rule” — and she could legally remove Mamdani from office if she wins. Can Mamdani survive the MAGA pushback?
Why Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai Are ‘Sinking’: The Science Behind India’s Next Big Urban Crisis
Why Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai Are ‘Sinking’: The Science Behind India’s Next Big Urban Crisis Updated: 12 Nov 2025, 12:36 am IST Anna Mathew India's mega-cities Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai sinking - Delhi drops 51mm/year, 2,400+ buildings at risk! October 2025 study reveals 878 sq km urban land subsiding due to groundwater over-extraction. Chennai floodplains hit 31.7mm/year; Mumbai’s reclaimed land in danger. Watch the urban crisis unfold.
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