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After techie’s suicide, another dowry harassment death rocks Bengaluru

After techie’s suicide, another dowry harassment death rocks Bengaluru
BENGALURU: In a second dowry-related tragedy within a week, Bengaluru police have arrested a private company employee on charges of abetting the suicide of his wife, who was found dead at their home in Bagalagunte on Sunday. The victim, N Poojashri, originally from...
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Lisbon funicular crash kills 15, injures 18 in historic city center

Lisbon funicular crash kills 15, injures 18 in historic city center
LISBON: At least 15 people were killed and 18 others injured on Wednesday evening when Lisbon’s famed Glória funicular derailed during rush hour, authorities said. The tram-like vehicle, officially known as the Elevador da Glória, came off its tracks near Praça dos...
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Google ordered to pay $425M for tracking users despite privacy settings

Google ordered to pay $425M for tracking users despite privacy settings
SAN FRANCISCO: Google has been hit with a $425 million jury verdict after being found liable for secretly collecting user data even when millions had disabled a key privacy feature. The class-action case, filed in 2020, accused the tech giant of continuing to harvest...
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Xi Jinping flaunts military might, warns rivals China ‘won’t be bullied again’

Xi Jinping flaunts military might, warns rivals China ‘won’t be bullied again’
BEIJING: President Xi Jinping staged a show of strength in Beijing on Wednesday, overseeing a sweeping military parade designed to project China’s growing power and send a blunt message to rivals: Beijing will not bow to foreign pressure. Fighter jets roared overhead,...
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Judge halts Trump administration’s Harvard grant cuts, restores $2B in research funds

Judge halts Trump administration’s Harvard grant cuts, restores $2B in research funds
BOSTON: Harvard University won a major reprieve on Wednesday as a federal judge blocked the Trump administration’s decision to slash billions in federal research grants, calling the move “illegal retaliation.” US District Judge Allison Burroughs ruled that the...
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Trump bristles at Putin question, cites India to defend sanctions record

Trump bristles at Putin question, cites India to defend sanctions record
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump on Wednesday lashed out at a Polish reporter who questioned his record on Russia, insisting that sanctions linked to India had already dealt Moscow a heavy blow. Trump was hosting Polish President Karol Nawrocki in the Oval Office...
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