Delhi traffic police issues advisory ahead of October 10 protests; check affected routes | India News

The advisory covers several key roads and junctions across central and New Delhi NEW DELHI: Delhi Traffic Police has issued an advisory warning of traffic diversions across 30 key locations in the national capital on Saturday, amid heightened security arrangements for a planned protest at Jantar Mantar against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.The traffic restrictions…

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Trump sets up committee to probe Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook in latest bid to fire her

Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Lisa Cook leaves the Supreme Court in Washington. (AP Photo) US President Donald Trump has set up a committee to investigate Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over allegations that she made false statements in mortgage applications, renewing his efforts to remove her from the central bank.The committee will examine…

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‘Jo aadmi darta hai’: Kharge invokes ‘Sholay’ dialogue to target govt over Delhi curbs amid anti-CEC protests | India News

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge NEW DELHI: Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Friday invoked the iconic “Jo darr gaya” (one who gets scared) dialogue from the 1975 blockbuster “Sholay” to target the government, as opposition parties continued their protests demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar.Kharge was referring to the sweeping restrictions imposed…

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In 2021, a South Carolina couple started an HVAC company with $2,000 after losing their jobs; five years later, they say the business is on track to generate more than $8 million in annual revenue

Once David’s boss, Stephanie now runs their business with him as an equal partner. A South Carolina couple who lost their jobs during the Covid started an air-conditioning business with just $2,000. Stephanie Postell and her husband, David Postell, founded Anchor Heating and Air in 2021 after being fired in December 2020. Nearly five years…

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CJP protest on October 10: SC’s order on Delhi restrictions explained in 10 points | India News

SC’s order ahead of CJP protests The Supreme Court on Friday pushed back against sweeping transport restrictions in Delhi ahead of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP)’s October 10 protest, observing that security measures should not bring the city’s public transport network to a standstill.The bench cautioned that an entire city cannot be shut down in…

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Texas neighbours fought over a five-foot strip beside a Lake Conroe home where meters and a generator crossed the boundary; an appeals court upheld the easement and $100 trespass award

The subdivision’s original layout allowed houses to be constructed directly along certain property boundaries (Representational photo) A dispute between two neighbouring families over a five-foot strip of land beside their waterfront homes in Texas reached an appeals court after disagreements over property boundaries, utility meters, drainage and access for home repairs. The case involved two…

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Utah approved blasting 100-foot canyon cliffs to widen a 5.3-mile road for oil trucks; after two earlier plans failed, a new federal lawsuit says 47 historic sites and 19th-century inscriptions are at risk

(Photo courtesy: Center for Bioloical Diversity) A plan to widen and pave a road through a historic canyon in the US state of Utah has triggered a new federal lawsuit, with conservation groups warning that the project could destroy cliff walls bearing 19th-century inscriptions and damage a landscape known for its Native American rock art.The…

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Supreme Court: ‘Protest without permission not in accordance with law’: SC on CJP’s October 10 Jantar Mantar stir | India News

SC says restrictions cannot be reconsidered unless denial of permission for CJP protest is challenged. NEW DELHI: A team of senior advocates led by Kapil Sibal moved the Supreme Court on Friday, challenging the cancellation of trains and proposed closure of Metro stations in Delhi ahead of the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) October 10 protest…

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‘About 100 H-1B visa holders were on Amazon’s initial team that built AWS’: Ex-employee criticises US green-card suspension for tech firms | World News

Shobhit Mathur, co-founder and vice-chancellor of Rishihood University, has defended the contribution of skilled foreign workers to the US technology industry, recalling his experience of joining Amazon on an H-1B visa when the company was still making losses. In a post on X, Mathur said he was part of the initial team that built Amazon…

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