Germany will increase visas for skilled Indian workers from 20,000 to 90,000 annually, boosting its economic growth, as announced by PM Narendra Modi at the Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business. Additionally, Modi raised the issue of Ariha Shah, a three-year-old Indian girl in German foster care, with Chancellor Olaf Scholz closely following the case.
Read MoreSupreme Court dismissed CBI’s appeal challenging Bombay high court’s quashing of look out circulars against Rhea Chakraborty and her family in Sushant Singh Rajput’s death case. The apex court criticized the central probe agency for filing a frivolous appeal and emphasized that these circulars violated personal liberty without sufficient justification.
Read MoreThree militants from Manipur’s PREEPAK (PRO) and PLA were killed in a clash with Myanmar’s rebel groups along the India-Myanmar border. Their bodies were retrieved and handed over to families, with hundreds attending the last rites in Manipur.
Read MoreIntel, the largest recipient of US CHIPS Act funds, faces financial woes, raising concerns for the Biden administration. Despite a $100 billion investment pledge and substantial government support, Intel’s struggles with layoffs and project delays have alarmed officials. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo has urged tech leaders to prioritize US-made chips to revitalize the industry.
Read MoreIsrael carried out air strikes in Iran on Saturday, leading to multiple powerful explosions in Tehran and Karaj. The cause remains unclear, and Iranian officials warn of stronger retaliation against any offensive action. Eyewitnesses reported loud sounds and a red sky. This follows a recent ballistic missile attack by Iran on Israel.
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