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PoliticsUS Vice President JD Vance defended suspending eight technology companies, including Microsoft, TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, from the PERM green card program. He accused these firms of replacing American workers with cheaper foreign labor, labeling the practice as akin to 'indentured servitude.' This move highlights the US government's stance on protecting domestic employment.
Economic Times·
PoliticsA Delhi court has granted Brij Bhushan additional time to respond to a plea challenging his acquittal. When asked if the Delhi Police would file an appeal, the public prosecutor stated that no decision has been made yet and requested 15 days to inform the court about the decision.
The Hindu··Delhi
TechnologyUS President Donald Trump honored six technology leaders for their contributions to American innovation, despite suspending several tech companies from a green card program. Five of the honorees, including Satya Nadella, Elon Musk, and Lisa Su, were born outside the US. These leaders have helped make the US a global tech powerhouse, leveraging international talent. Michael Dell was the only US-born executive among them.
Firstpost Business·
EntertainmentRavi Mohan's film 'Karathey Babu' has encountered multiple delays due to objections from the censor committee over scenes resembling political leaders. Originally planned for a summer release, the date was postponed without confirmation. The filmmakers have submitted the film to the revising committee, and fans await updates on its theatrical release.
TOI Entertainment·
TechnologyElon Musk's satellite internet company Starlink is awaiting final regulatory approvals to start commercial operations in India. Despite obtaining an initial license, Starlink still needs security clearances and spectrum approvals. Musk has criticized Indian business interests, suggesting they protect monopolies, but the government denies discrimination, stating the same rules apply to all satellite providers. India maintains strict regulatory standards regardless of a company's global stature or ownership.
Deccan Herald·
WorldDue to the proposed protest by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) on October 10 in Delhi, several trains from other states to New Delhi have been canceled. Trains affected include Tejas Rajdhani, Sampoorna Kranti, Magadh Express, Amrit Bharat Express, and on October 9, Shivganga Express and Superfast Express from Banaras will also not run.
Aaj Tak··Delhi
Economic Times·
US Vice President JD Vance defended suspending eight technology companies, including Microsoft, TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, from the PERM green card program. He accused these firms of replacing American workers with cheaper foreign labor, labeling the practice as akin to 'indentured servitude.' This move highlights the US government's stance on protecting domestic employment.
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