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12,700 US-based tech professionals returned to India in 9 months; 2026 may beat last year’s record as H-1B visa uncertainty grows, but returnees face steep salary cuts at home

The growing flow of returnees could eventually leave India with a net gain in technology talent from the US. (Image for representative purpose only) Thousands of US-based Indian techies are returning to India to a job market that does not offer similar salary levels. But, the number of such returnees is increasing as visa uncertainties…

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Jasprit Bumrah: Team India firms up plan for Jasprit Bumrah: One India A match before New Zealand Tests; ODIs unlikely | Cricket News

Jasprit Bumrah (BCCI Photo) NEW DELHI: India’s premier fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah is unlikely to feature in the five-ODI series against New Zealand because the Indian think-tank wants him to focus on the red-ball leg of the tour. TimesofIndia.com has learnt that Bumrah is completely fit, but the team management wants him to increase his…

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‘Vidya Balan backed out; I couldn’t imagine Nayanthara as Madhavikutty’: Kamal reveals casting struggles for ‘Aami’; Manju Warrier was final choice |

‘Vidya Balan backed out; I couldn’t imagine Nayanthara as Madhavikutty’_ Kamal reveals casting. Malayalam director Kamal has revealed how the casting of his 2018 Malayalam film ‘Aami’ went through several changes before Manju Warrier took on the lead role. The filmmaker initially considered Vidya Balan to portray writer Kamala Surayya, also known as Kamala Das….

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Florida turned wreckage from the Hurricane Ian-damaged Naples Pier into an underwater habitat: 59 concrete pilings weighing more than 300 tons now sit at Wasmer Reef about 10 miles offshore instead of a landfill

Pieces of a historic Florida pier damaged by Hurricane Ian have found a second life beneath the Gulf of Mexico, where they are being repurposed to support marine life. The City of Naples completed the deployment of 59 concrete pilings at Wasmer Reef on April 24, 2026, as part of efforts to rebuild the landmark…

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US biotech firm completes 95% of dodo’s genome and identifies gene-editing targets; could the extinct bird come alive again through its closest living relative, the Nicobar pigeon?

Among all the animals and birds that have gone extinct, the dodo remains unforgettable, not due to some special characteristic, but because, before its human-driven extinction, many thought that nature was inexhaustible and none of god’s creations would ever disappear. It proved that human activity had the capacity to wipe out an entire species. More…

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Salman Khan calls out paparazzi, says obsession with phone cameras has ruined lives | Hindi Movie News

Salman Khan has spoken out against paparazzi culture on two different shows. In September, he used ‘Bigg Boss’ platform to call out photographers who click actresses inappropriately, warning that strict action would be taken against them. Now, on ‘Koffee With Karan 9’, he raised the issue again, criticising PR-driven celebrity sightings and saying that back-angle…

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Meet Sharmila Mona Sinha: Kolkata-born philanthropist who became only the second Indian-origin woman inducted into US National Women’s Hall of Fame

Sharmila earned an MBA in Finance and Marketing from Columbia University. As a child growing up in Kolkata, Sharmila Mona Sinha often felt that being the third daughter in her family came with expectations she could never quite escape. She recalled wanting to be a boy and do the things boys did. Decades later, after…

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