Trump administration serves subpoenas to several journalists over Air Force One security report

Several New York Times reporters were served subpoenas on Friday by the Trump administration over the newspaper’s reporting on security concerns involving the new Air Force One.According to The New York Times, federal agents delivered some of the subpoenas to the reporters at their homes. The subpoenas seek to compel the reporters to testify before…

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Brad Pitt’s ‘weirdest summer’ involved 40 chameleons in his bachelor pad: ‘I had this girlfriend who was into reptiles’ |

Brad Pitt reveals his weirdest summer. (Image credits: Instagram) Brad Pitt has taken over social media after revealing the weirdest summer of his life, when he lived in a bachelor pad. Recalling the point he hit rock bottom, the 62-year-old star mentioned that he survived 40 chameleons in his bachelor pad with glass windows filled…

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PERM freeze: Indian IT stocks rally, but talent exodus looms | India Business News

BENGALURU/HUDERABAD: Even as the US govt suspended processing under the Permanent Labour Certification (PERM) programme for some Indian IT firms, potentially jeopardising eligible employees’ pathways to permanent residency, the sector’s stocks rallied on Friday, suggesting limited market concern amid declining dependence on H-1B visas.However, the suspension could create talent retention and hiring challenges. H-1B employees…

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15 elephants suspected to have died after eating pesticide-sprayed tomatoes near Kenya’s Amboseli National Park | World News

15 elephants have died in southern Kenya in what wildlife authorities believe is one of the region’s worst wildlife poisoning incidents in decades. Preliminary laboratory tests detected cyanide in samples taken from the animals, with investigators suspecting the elephants ingested pesticide-contaminated tomatoes from farms bordering Amboseli National Park. The deaths occurred over a month between…

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Odisha government expands free education support; Classes 9, 10 students to get textbooks and mid-day meals

The Odisha government has extended free textbooks to students of Classes 9 and 10 and announced mid-day meals for them. The measures are aimed at easing education costs, improving nutrition, and encouraging regular attendance. The Odisha government has announced two major measures for school students, free textbooks and mid-day meals for those studying in Classes…

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PM Modi meets CEOs of 20 space startups, ask them for wider applications of space tech to improve people’s lives

PM Modi urges wider use of space technology in agriculture, environment and other sectors as India’s private space industry targets major growth. NEW DELHI: PM Narendra Modi on Friday interacted with chief executive officers (CEOs) and founders of 20 space startups, including India’s leading companies Skyroot Aerospace, Agnikul Cosmos, Pixxel, Dhruva Space, GalaxEye, PierSight, Bellatrix…

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NTA launches recruitment drive for senior officials and Young Professionals after examination reforms

NTA begins major recruitment drive after exam reforms with new General Managers and Young Professionals appointments NEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has initiated a major recruitment drive as part of administrative reforms introduced after the NEET paper leak and irregularities reported in other examinations. The agency has dismissed 47 officials and started the…

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