The administrative freeze targets Indian IT companies TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL Technologies, and Cognizant, alongside Capgemini, Microsoft, and Adobe
Oct 9, 2026
Arvind Kejriwal revealed six promises for Goa, including free electricity and health insurance for families. The party aims to provide ₹3000 monthly aid for women and free bus travel. He assured round-the-clock power supply and the establishment of sports grounds in every village. AAP is collaborating with the Goa Forward Party for the upcoming elections, targeting non-BJP and non-Congress voters.
Hurricane warning was in effect from Ocean Springs, Mississippi, to the Gulf County Line in Florida, the NHC said in its latest update.
Harry gave a raw and emotional account of dealing with the death of his mother, Diana, as well as his struggles with depression and feelings of uselessness following Megxit.
Suvendu Adhikari stated that the BJP has gained substantial support from the minority community in recent bypolls. He claimed that around 60 percent of Muslim voters in Rejinagar and 80 percent in Nandigram backed the BJP. Adhikari indicated that this reflects a shift in the political mindset among minority voters. He attributed the peaceful conduct of the bypolls to the BJP's governance.
Isaias, the first hurricane of the Atlantic season, is expected to hit the US Gulf Coast tonight - packing strong winds and threatening a storm surge with devastating floods.
Tributes are being paid to John McGarry
A Swedish teenager has been held on suspicion of murdering a plastic surgeon at his Marbella clinic.
The mum of a 19-year-old who was stabbed to death has started a campaign to make bleed kits more widely available in town centres.
Mark Cain was arrested on Sunday after emergency services were called to the home he shared with wife Hannah in Dersingham, on the edge of the King's Sandringham Estate.
Indika Bambrick Samarasinghe, 18, was allegedly behind the wheel of his gold 2006 BMW cabriolet when he lost control on the morning of October 3 in Newcastle, north of Sydney.
The Supreme Court has expressed concerns regarding the proposed closure of Delhi Metro entry gates. It emphasized the challenges faced by commuters from the National Capital Region traveling to Delhi. The court recognized the need for regulating movement to maintain public order. However, it advised against implementing measures that could entirely disrupt transportation. The need for corrective steps by the government was highlighted to avoid inconvenience for many travelers.