US considering capping H-1B visas over data localization: Report

The United States has reportedly told India that it may cap the number of H-1B work visas for nations that force foreign companies to store data locally. However, the US state department has denied Washington is planning such a move. Read More
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Remains of An-32 crew recovered from crash site in Arunachal

The IAF announced that the mortal remains of 13 crew members of the ill-fated An-32 plane have been recovered from the crash site in Arunachal Pradesh. Read More
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Bihar AES strain is far deadlier than Japanese encephalitis, experts say

The death toll due to Acute Encephalitis Syndrome has climbed to 126 in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur and the cause for the outbreak is unidentified. Read More
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In Bihar, encephalitis death toll rises to 126; SC agrees for urgent hearing

Nitish Kumar visited Muzzaffarpur district for the first time since an outbreak of Acute Encephalitis Syndrome 17 days ago and was met by a crowd of angry parents and protesters chanting “wapas jao (go back)”. Read More
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Four members of Indian-American family found shot dead in US

Four members of a family from Andhra Pradesh were found dead with gunshot injuries inside their house in West Des Moines of US’s Iowa state. Read More
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Bihar encephalitis toll rises, at least 100 children dead

The death toll is steadily rising in Bihar’s encephalitis outbreak with as many as 100 children losing their lives after falling prey to the disease, so far. Hundreds more have been admitted in various hospitals in the state’s Muzaffarpur district with acute encephalitis syndrome. Read More
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Doctors’ strike: Mamata ‘accepts all demands’ after pressure grows

West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee said she has accepted all demands made by the striking doctors and asked them to return to work immediately. This comes after the striking doctors refused to meet Banerjee at her office. Read More
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In Jharkhand’s Saraikela, Maoists kill at least 5 policemen

At least five policemen were killed when suspected Maoists attacked a police patrol party in an area under West Bengal’s Tiruldih police station in the Jharkhand-Bengal border. After killing the policemen, the Maoists fled with their weapons. Read More
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Bengal doctors’ strike spreads across India, medical services hit

After the doctors’ strike that started from Kolkata’s Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College and Hospital following assault of junior doctors by the family members of a patient who died, junior doctors in several states boycotted work affecting medical services. Read More
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At SCO summit, Modi says nations backing terror must be dealt with

In his address at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Kyrgyzstan’s Bishkek, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said nations sponsoring, aiding and supporting terrorism must be held accountable. He added that India stands for a terrorism-free society. Read More
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