Bengaluru horror: Intoxicated civil engineer dies in sleep after spouse hits him with wooden stick; cities self-defence

A Bengaluru civil engineer, Bhaskar, died after his wife, Shruthi, struck him with a wooden stick during a domestic dispute. Shruthi claims self-defense, alleging years of abuse and provocation after Bhaskar returned home intoxicated from an affair. The postmortem revealed blunt-force trauma. Shruthi is now in judicial custody, with police considering her claims.

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October 12, 2025, Birthday Forecast: Discover what the next 12 months hold for you

This year, under the influence of Number 4, expect a focus on discipline and building strong foundations. Career and finance will see innovation and growth, with recognition likely after May 2026. Relationships will be vibrant, offering new connections and strengthening existing bonds. Prioritize health through routine and self-care, while travel promises enriching experiences and new…

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Tech shift: Infosys unveils AI-first model for GCCs; new framework aims to speed setup and boost innovation

Infosys has launched a pioneering AI-first global capability center (GCC) model designed to empower businesses in establishing cutting-edge innovation hubs tailored for the AI revolution. This comprehensive framework streamlines setup, cultivates talent, and champions AI-driven change by seamlessly incorporating essential Infosys AI platforms.

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Rupee regime gets a shift: IMF tags India’s Forex framework as ‘crawl-like’; calls for more currency flexibility

The IMF has reclassified India’s exchange rate regime to a “crawl-like arrangement,” indicating increased flexibility after previously labeling it “stabilised.” This shift follows a review and suggests the Reserve Bank of India, under Governor Sanjay Malhotra, is tolerating more rupee volatility. The move aims to help India absorb external shocks and reduce reserve accumulation.

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Fake doctor arrested in Khunti

In a shocking turn of events, Khunti district officials detained Sahid Ahmad for reportedly practicing medicine without legitimate credentials. A surprise check at Aman Nursing Home unveiled Ahmad’s role as a general physician, where he showcased forged medical degrees. Authorities have registered a case and are delving deeper into this troubling incident.

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‘Illegal immigrant’ stole DHS secretary Kristi Noem’s handbag: Chile man pleads guilty; faces deportation

A Chilean man has pleaded guilty to multiple thefts in Washington, DC., including stealing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s handbag. Mario Bustamante Leiva admitted to wire fraud and theft, with his crimes adding to a lengthy criminal history across continents. The case has been linked to broader immigration policy discussions.

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