China’s military is revolutionizing warfare with advanced canine robots operating in coordinated “wolf packs.” These units share intelligence and execute complex urban missions, a significant leap from earlier models. Specialized roles like reconnaissance and offensive operations are assigned, with integration for air-ground missions. This development signals a major evolution in military operations.
Artemis II’s crew is preparing for a high-speed re-entry into Earth’s atmosphere, a critical and dangerous phase of their mission. The Orion spacecraft’s heat shield, which experienced issues on the uncrewed Artemis I mission, is under close watch as it faces extreme temperatures and pressure during its descent.
Yuvraj Singh, in an interview, recalled asking a 16-year-old Jasprit Bumrah to stop bowling to him during nets due to his extreme pace. Yuvraj, then making a comeback after cancer, found the young Bumrah’s speed and deceptive bounce incredibly challenging. He lauded Bumrah as “the best,” highlighting his consistent, match-winning performances across all formats.
Software giant Oracle is reportedly laying off around 700 workers in California, with job cuts expected by June 1. This move is part of a larger wave of layoffs, potentially impacting thousands, as the company invests heavily in AI infrastructure. Meanwhile, Oracle faces scrutiny over its H-1B visa filings, sparking debate about American job displacement.
Baharampur’s political landscape, shaped by its historical legacy, is witnessing a fierce triangular contest. Once a Congress stronghold, the constituency saw a BJP breakthrough in 2021, followed by a TMC victory in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls. Religious polarization and security concerns are now key drivers, making the upcoming assembly election unpredictable.
Indian IT giants Hinduja Global Services, Infosys, and HCL Technologies have filed numerous WARN notices in early 2026, exceeding 2025’s total. This surge, driven by AI’s impact on large deals and shrinking demand for redeployment, signals accelerating restructuring and potential workforce reductions.
Israel announced it killed Ali Yusuf Harshi, nephew of Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem, in a Beirut strike. This occurred despite a ceasefire announcement in a separate conflict. Israeli forces targeted over 100 Hezbollah sites in Beirut and other areas. The strikes followed deadly attacks on commercial and residential areas in Beirut.
These forms – Form 93, Form 94, Form 95, and Form 96, have been introduced to suit different categories of applicants, including Indian residents, foreign individuals, as well as domestic and overseas entities.
