Fake jobs, immigration fraud: 59-year-old Indian-origin man Umesh Patel sentenced to home detention in New Zealand

An Indian-origin Auckland man, Umesh Patel, has been sentenced to nine months of home detention for orchestrating an elaborate immigration fraud scheme. Patel created fake jobs and submitted fraudulent documents to Immigration New Zealand, charging applicants between NZD $10,000 and $30,000. The scheme, which ran for years, undermined the integrity of New Zealand’s immigration system.

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Bigg Boss 19: Neelam Giri opens up about facing financial struggles; says ‘My dad used to cut wood for a living, he’s worked endlessly just to earn two meals a day’

Bigg Boss 19 wildcard contestant Malti Chahar engaged in a candid discussion with Neelam Giri and Tanya Mittal about life and struggles. The conversation delved into perceptions of hardship, with Malti emphasizing survival as the true measure of struggle. Neelam and Malti shared personal stories of their past challenges and family difficulties.

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Cricket | ‘Ek banda fail hue ja raha hai 3, 4, 5 saal…’ – Irfan Pathan backs Gautam Gambhir to end India’s ‘star culture’

Irfan Pathan supports Gautam Gambhir’s focus on team culture over star culture in Indian cricket, emphasizing the need to move past favoring established players despite performance decline. Pathan also praises selector Ajit Agarkar’s balanced approach and highlights the importance of coach-selector alignment in decision-making for fostering a merit-based environment. This shift aims to define a…

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OpenAI signs its third Big chip deal, partners with Broadcom to build AI processors

OpenAI is securing massive computing power for its AI services. The company has struck a new deal with Broadcom for custom-designed chips. This follows significant agreements with Nvidia and AMD. These partnerships are part of a multi-billion dollar investment to build extensive data centres. OpenAI aims to gain a substantial advantage in AI infrastructure development.

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Walking into rooms and forgetting why? The ‘doorway effect’ explains what your brain is really doing

Ever walked into a room and forgotten why? It’s the ‘doorway effect,’ a mental reset triggered by entering a new space, say University of Notre Dame psychologists. Your brain clears old context to focus on the present, prioritizing immediate surroundings. Stress and multitasking worsen this. Combat forgetfulness by verbalizing your task or visualizing it.

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Ssunita Ahuja admits that rumours of Govinda’s affair did upset her, they are living separately for 15 years: ‘Naarazgi hai par…’

Govinda and Ssunita Ahuja recently dismissed divorce rumors after being seen together. However, Ssunita, on her new YouTube channel, admitted affair allegations upset her. She revealed they have lived in separate homes for 15 years, though Govinda visits. Ssunita blamed his family for their troubles, stating they don’t want the couple together.

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