Times of India08.05.2026GeneralIndia
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يتطور·12 dk önce
Husband Arrested for Wife's Murder in Washington, Initially Ruled Sudden Death
A 30-year-old software engineer from Telangana, Avinash Narne, has been arrested in Washington for allegedly strangling his 27-year-old wife, Raajitha Sabbineni, four months after their marriage. Initially reported as sudden death, an autopsy revealed strangulation, and investigators suspect a link to another woman in India.
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Israel Shares Intelligence on Alleged Iranian Plot to Assassinate Trump
Israel has reportedly shared intelligence with the US alleging a new Iranian plot to assassinate President Donald Trump. US agencies have not independently verified the warning, and some officials suspect Israel's motive may be to influence US policy towards Iran.
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يتطور·13 dk önce
Mbappe Joins Messi in Exclusive World Cup Club After Quarterfinal Heroics
Kylian Mbappe achieved a rare FIFA World Cup feat, scoring, assisting, and missing a penalty in France's 2-0 win over Morocco. He joined Lionel Messi in an exclusive club, having now accomplished this in the last 60 years. Mbappe also set new records for goal contributions and semifinal appearances.
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يتطور·15 dk önce
US Labor Dept. Probe into H-1B, Green Card Fraud May Affect Indian IT Firms
A US Department of Labor investigation into alleged H-1B visa and green card fraud could impact major Indian IT companies, including Cognizant, which has been named in the probe. The outcome may affect Indian outsourcing firms' operations in their largest market.
Economic Times
يتطور·16 dk önce
Ankur Kathuria Departs Alpha Wave Global
Ankur Kathuria, senior director at Alpha Wave Global, has left the US-based investment firm. His departure is part of a trend of senior India-focused executives leaving the fund as it recalibrates its strategy in the country.
Economic Times
يتطور·17 dk önce
Bellatrix Aerospace Aims for Fivefold Revenue Growth with Satellite Propulsion Systems
Bengaluru-based Spacetech startup Bellatrix Aerospace anticipates a more than fivefold increase in revenue this fiscal year, projecting "a few tens of crores" in FY27, up from Rs 2 crore annually over the past three years. This growth is fueled by increased commercial production of satellite propulsion systems, a $20 million fundraise in March, and rising global demand for in-space mobility.
Economic Times