RRC WCR apprentice recruitment 2025 opens for 2865 posts; check direct link to apply online

RRC WCR apprentice recruitment 2025: The Railway Recruitment Cell (RRC), West Central Railway (WCR), has announced 2865 apprentice vacancies under Notification No. 01/2025. Eligible candidates with 10th and ITI qualifications can apply online from August 30, 2025, to September 29, 2025. Vacancies span Jabalpur, Bhopal, Kota, and other units. Selection will be based on a…

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5 Indian-origin Nobel Prize winners in the US: Where they studied and what they won for

Indian-origin scholars have achieved global recognition, with five US-based Nobel laureates shaping modern understanding across science and economics. Har Gobind Khorana, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, Abhijit Banerjee, and Amartya Sen made groundbreaking contributions from decoding the genetic code to pioneering welfare economics, inspiring future generations through their diverse educational journeys and lasting impact.

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Vivek Ramaswamy congratulates Indian-origin Olympic medalist Rajeev Ram on winning men’s doubles ATP title at 41: Who is Rajeev Ram?

Rajeev Ram, at 41, secured the men’s doubles ATP title at the 2025 Cincinnati Open with partner Nikola Mektic, defeating Lorenzo Musetti and Lorenzo Sonego. This Masters 1000 victory highlights Ram’s enduring skill and adaptability, adding to his impressive career which includes six Grand Slam titles and two Olympic silver medals.

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Top stocks to buy today: Stock recommendations for July 24, 2025 – check list

Top stock market recommendations: Aakash K Hindocha suggests a consolidation phase for Nifty between 24800 and 25320, anticipating a potential breakout led by Nifty IT. Bank Nifty’s breakout above 57100 indicates continued outperformance with targets set for new all-time highs. Top stock picks include Balkrishna Industries, Sona BLW Precision Forgings, and Hindalco, each exhibiting bullish…

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Asked for a toilet that flushed…: Indian-origin British man Harpinder Chauhan recounts ordeal at US detention center, was called ‘chihuahua’

Harpinder Chauhan, an Indian-origin British businessman, faced a harrowing experience in ICE detention centers when he was arrested following tax troubles after his business went bankrupt. He used his shoes as a pillow, was denied his medicine and ICE officers also lost his passport, delaying his return to the UK.

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