Indian woman caught shoplifting: US embassy reacts after viral video; issues fresh visa warning

Following the arrest of an Indian tourist in the US for alleged shoplifting, the US Embassy in India issued a stern warning. Visa holders risk revocation and a permanent ban for breaking American laws, including theft and assault. Immigration lawyer Alen Takhsh highlighted the severe consequences, even without a conviction, potentially leading to deportation.

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Andhra Pradesh vs Karnataka: After Nara Lokesh’s ‘feeling the burn’ jibe, Priyank Kharge hits back, citing ‘Rs 10 lakh crore liabilities’

Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh IT ministers are locked in a verbal spat over Google’s proposed $15 billion AI data center. Karnataka’s minister criticized Andhra Pradesh’s substantial subsidies, deeming it an “economic disaster.” Andhra’s minister playfully retorted, suggesting Karnataka was feeling the “burn” of their successful investment attraction.

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Could eye drops replace reading glasses? Here’s what research shows

Researchers discover special eye drops. These drops may help people avoid reading glasses. A study shows improved near vision with regular use. The drops contain pilocarpine and diclofenac. Side effects are generally mild. Experts suggest further research for long-term safety. These drops offer a non-invasive option for age-related vision problems. This could be a game-changer…

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Yuzvendra Chahal responds cryptically after ex-wife Dhanashree Verma’s emotional divorce remarks: ‘million feelings, zero words’

A day after ex-wife Dhanashree Verma’s candid divorce remarks, Yuzvendra Chahal shared a cryptic Instagram post saying, “Million feelings, Zero words.” Dhanashree revealed social media backlash and court day tensions. Chahal denied cheating rumors, expressing pain over false accusations while fans supported his honesty during this difficult phase.

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Three more arrested in murder case

Three more individuals have been apprehended in connection with the brutal murder of history-sheeter Kalu in Sambalpur. The accused, identified as Krish Behera, Om Behera, and Bishal Mahanand, tracked the victim’s movements via mobile communication. This brings the total number of arrests to ten, with police seizing three mobile phones used in the crime.

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