Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma visited Vrindavan for a spiritual retreat, attending an "Ekantik Vartalaap" with Premanand Ji Maharaj. This marks their third visit in five months, highlighting their growing inclination towards faith. The couple was seen quietly listening to the guru's discourse among devotees.
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.
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.
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.
A US investigation identified national security risks from foreign aircraft imports, but the administration will not impose new tariffs. The report cited supply chain reliance and quality control issues, with President Trump directing negotiations to mitigate industry impacts.
Tata Consultancy Services announced a 4.6% rise in net profit and a 13.9% revenue growth for Q1, meeting market expectations. Growth was driven by the financial services sector and the US market. Net profit reached Rs 13,349 crore, including a Rs 668 crore charge from a DXC settlement.
Ukrainian drones targeted Russian oil facilities and set two oil tankers ablaze in the Sea of Azov on Thursday. This follows a US pledge to license Patriot system manufacturing in Ukraine, with Kyiv cautioning about production timelines. The strikes contribute to a fuel crisis in Russia.
