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After paying $32000 tuition fee for 2 years, Indian students in Canada told they are not eligible for post-graduation work permit

Indian students protesting in front of their college in Calgary, Canada, after they were refused work permit by the government. Thousands of students, mostly Indians, who attended the business management diploma program offered through Portage College and the Canadian Institute of Osteopathic Therapy in Calgary, are in limbo as they are not getting a post-graduation…

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‘Netanyahu belongs in the Hague’: Mamdani in talks over Israeli PM’s arrest during NYC visit

Mamdani in talks over Israeli PM’s arrest during NYC visit New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani has said his administration is examining whether it has any legal authority to act if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits the city for the United Nations general assembly in September.Speaking to The New York Times, Mamdani said discussions…

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Indian woman seeks help in getting F-1 visa appointment, Bill Ackman responds and receives massive backlash: ‘Why don’t you finance a Harvard in Kerala’

Bill Ackman gets trolled as he advocated for an Indian F1 visa seeker A social media post by a woman from India’s Kerala snowballed into such a massive flashpoint that the woman deleted her X account and the post where she expressed her helplessness as she was not able to get an appointment for an…

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‘Find this white man … ‘: Canadian journalist receives death threat from Indian-origin for Sikh man’s kirpan gym dispute video | World News

A Canadian independent journalist, Max Genest, has received a death threat after posting a video about Gurpartap Singh Khalsa, a Sikh content creator who was asked to leave a gym in Windsor, Ontario, for carrying a kirpan, a ceremonial blade worn as part of the Sikh faith.A user identified as @prabh.xx07 commented beneath the video,…

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From notebooks to furniture: Why everything Marie Curie and her husband touched is kept in lead-lined boxes till date

Marie Curie and her husband spent nearly four years boiling down seven tonnes of pitchblende in a leaky Paris shed with no ventilation to isolate one-tenth of a gram of radium chloride. Today, the notebooks they kept during those years, between 1899 and 1902, are kept in lead-lined boxes at the Bibliothèque nationale de France….

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‘Everyone I root for has lost’: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani on FIFA World Cup final favourite | World News

Zohran Mamdani stays neutral for FIFA world cup final. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani declined to back either Spain or Argentina ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 final, joking that every team he has supported during the tournament has ended up losing.Speaking to reporters at City Hall, Mamdani was asked which side he…

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Explosive stomach infection hits US, how the parasite Cyclospora makes people unwell and what researchers know so far about its source

US is currently battling a growing Cyclospora outbreak across the states. According to researchers, it is the largest outbreak of its kind in the country’s history and health officials are yet to identify the source. Since May 1, 1,645 infections with the parasite have been confirmed across 45 states and more than 5,100 further cases…

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Quote of the day by Serena Williams: “I really think a champion is defined not by their wins but…” – why setbacks reveal more about us than success ever can | World News

Two athletes can lose the exact same match and walk away from it in completely different shapes. One spends the following weeks replaying the loss, doubting the years of work that led to it. The other treats the loss as information, adjusts, and shows up to the next tournament ready to compete again. Serena Williams,…

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Four ageing dams were removed to restore the Klamath River, but wildfire crews now face a new challenge as the reservoirs disappear | World News

Removing four ageing hydroelectric dams from the Klamath River was always going to be a delicate undertaking, but one complication came from a source that had nothing to do with fish or river ecology at all: wildfire. The dams’ reservoirs had served for decades as a reliable water source for helicopters and fire crews battling…

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