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Oregon may charge tech firms for undersea cables to fund public schools

Oregon is introducing new fees for undersea cable installations near its coast. These charges will generate revenue for the state’s public K-12 schools. Existing fees were established about twenty-five years ago and were much lower. The new rates aim to attract tech investment while ensuring compensation. This update follows a 2020 incident involving a cable

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Studying in US? Universities issue urgent advisory ahead of major DHS visa policy shift

US universities have advised international students to return before September 15, 2026, ahead of a major immigration policy change replacing the “duration of status” system with a fixed admission period. The new DHS rule will require students to closely monitor authorised stay dates, making timely travel and visa compliance more important for continuing their education

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Indian-origin man on green card says ‘wouldn’t move to US on H-1B today

Mohamed Zeeshan, an Indian-origin man who moved to the United States after being attracted to its ‘values’ has now said he ‘wouldn’t do it today’ on an H-1B visa. Zeeshan, who now owns a consulting firm, said he is also seeing a rising trend of his relatives and friends looking at other options like Germany

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Nokia once sold 2 in 5 phones on Earth, then lost it all in 7 years

With its groundbreaking products, Nokia ruled the global mobile market for years, driven by efficient industrial logistics and far-reaching distribution. However, internal anxiety and limited communication led to several missteps. The arrival of the iPhone and Android revolutionized the landscape, shifting attention to software ecosystems. Ultimately, Nokia’s mobile phone business was acquired by Microsoft, marking

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Shelter dog Duke lost home, sister and two adoptions before video saved him

Duke, a shelter dog, faced multiple losses including his home and bonded sister. He endured two failed adoptions within a single day at the shelter. A volunteer shared Duke’s story online, which reached a woman nine hours away. This woman instantly decided to adopt Duke, bringing him to his new home. Duke now lives a

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‘Dhamaal 4’ BO Day 15: Targets Rs 140 crore India collection

Ajay Devgn-led comedy, ‘Dhamaal 4’ continues its theatrical momentum after a solid second week. After crossing Rs. 136.65 crore India net by Day 14, the film has begun Day 15 of its box office run. Here’s a detailed breakdown of its day-wise earnings, worldwide box office performance, next milestones, and whether it can sustain momentum

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Noida Twin Towers case explained: Why was it demolished, legal trouble and more

Noida’s Supertech Twin Towers faced demolition after being ruled illegal, following the Supreme Court’s validation of the High Court’s order. Apartment buyers are embroiled in ongoing legal battles about refunds. The insolvency case of Supertech complicates matters for claimants waiting for reimbursements, while the Supreme Court investigates alternative solutions to address buyer claims.

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Consumer court pulls up internet provider over repeated outages, awards Rs 10K to customer

A Himachal Pradesh consumer commission ordered JioFiber to pay compensation. The company faced charges for deficiency in service and unfair trade practice. Repeated internet outages went unresolved despite multiple customer complaints. JioFiber failed to provide adequate technical evidence to prove issue resolution. The commission directed the company to restore the connection and pay damages.

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Ireland recovers remains of 99 infants from former Tuam mother and baby home

Ireland has recovered ninety-nine infant remains from a former mother and baby home. Forensic excavations are ongoing at the Tuam site, revealing hidden burial chambers. DNA analysis aims to identify the children and restore their identities to families. This effort acknowledges a dark chapter in the country’s institutional history. The state is now confronting its

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