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PoliticsA US minister described J.D. Vance's remark as 'cutting off the head of the snake,' while India condemned the comment as insulting. Vance referred to Indian workers on US visas as 'bonded laborers,' sparking strong backlash from India. The dispute highlights tensions over US visa policies affecting Indian IT professionals amid reports of visa restrictions on companies like Tata and Infosys.
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EntertainmentGeorge Clooney expressed deep sadness over the untimely death of Presley Gerber, highlighting the immense grief felt by both families. Presley had openly discussed his struggles with substance abuse, known to his relatives and fans. His sister Kaia Gerber recently shared insights about their family's hardships shortly before his passing.
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PoliticsMatthew VanDyke, an American, and six Ukrainians arrested in March by India's National Investigation Agency under the UAPA for allegedly providing drone and combat training to armed groups in Myanmar, were granted bail in September. The government clarified their actions involved cross-border movement but did not constitute terrorism under the law. They were allowed to travel home for a month starting September 25.
Deccan Herald·
PoliticsThe Parliamentary Committee on External Affairs has requested the Ministry of External Affairs to develop a public technology vision and strategy document. The committee expressed surprise that India currently lacks a single written strategy connecting technology with its foreign policy, highlighting the need for better coordination and strategic planning in this area.
Hindustan Times··New Delhi
SportsIn the second T20 match between India and West Indies in Ranchi, Shai Hope scored a century and led his team to chase down a target of 250 runs with 9 balls to spare. After the match, Hope posted on Instagram with the caption '250? Cool,' echoing Shubman Gill's earlier viral post '406? Cool' following his unbeaten 223 in a 406-run chase against West Indies in Guwahati.
Prabhat Khabar··Ranchi
EntertainmentAamir Khan was seen spending quality time with his children Ira Khan and Azaad Khan during a family gathering in Bandra. The family shared warm goodbyes after an enjoyable evening, highlighting their close bond. Azaad appeared cheerful and mature, while Ira took an auto ride home and Aamir drove away in his car.
TOI Entertainment··Bandra
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A US minister described J.D. Vance's remark as 'cutting off the head of the snake,' while India condemned the comment as insulting. Vance referred to Indian workers on US visas as 'bonded laborers,' sparking strong backlash from India. The dispute highlights tensions over US visa policies affecting Indian IT professionals amid reports of visa restrictions on companies like Tata and Infosys.
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