Iran strikes caused more damage to US bases than disclosed, repairs may cost billions

Iran’s recent strikes across the Middle East may have caused significantly more damage to US military infrastructure than publicly acknowledged, according to a report by NBC News, citing multiple sources.The report says American-linked bases and equipment in the Persian Gulf region have suffered extensive damage since the start of US and Israeli operations on February…

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Tata Consultancy Services News: TCS Nashik case: Probe runs into hurdles as prime accused, facing charges of rape, hurting religious sentiments has different passwords for each file and app | Nashik News

NASHIK: Police officers investigating a series of sexual assault, sexual harassment, and religious coercion cases linked to the Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) office in Nashik have said that the prime accused uses separate passwords for every file and application on his cellphone, creating hurdles in the probe.The accused, a TCS employee facing charges of rape,…

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Voting in Bengal, help-less in Gurgaon: On ‘10-min’ apps, wait time for slots is 3-5 days | Gurgaon News

GURGAON: Finding someone to do household chores is hardly a difficult job. It’s finding the right one that usually proves tricky.But forget the right one, finding anyone is tough these days. With waves of domestic workers from NCR having left for West Bengal to vote in the ongoing assembly elections, triggered by anxieties about deletion…

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India’s self-medication habit: You are not just treating a headache, you could be harming your liver

Every week, Dr. Kavya Harika Dendukuri, Lead Hepatologist at Gleneagles Hospitals Lakdikapul Hyderabad, sees patients wheeled into her liver unit with acute hepatitis or drug-induced liver failure. And most of the time, the culprit isn’t what you’d expect. It’s not usually alcohol. It’s a painkiller someone bought at a pharmacy without a prescription. An antibiotic…

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Watch: How JD Vance was evacuated amid gunfire panic at White House correspondents’ dinner

US Secret Service agents quickly escorted Vice President JD Vance and other senior officials off the stage after gunfire was reported outside a media gala attended by US President Donald Trump in Washington DC on Saturday night.The incident occurred at the Washington Hilton, where a man armed with multiple weapons opened fire near a security…

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West Bengal Sir: Orphaned twice: SIR strips Kolkata’s Kerala-born man of vote, identity | Kolkata News

KOLKATA: For 50-year-old Benji, the anguish of disenfranchisement has brought with it the heartbreak of being orphaned again.An orphan from Kerala, his home for the past 27 years has been his employer’s family in Beleghata. But the Election Commission’s diktat has severed his ‘formal’ link with octogenarian Padmarani Baral, who he considers his mother. During…

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1:59:30! Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe runs into history; becomes first person to officially break two-hour marathon barrier | More sports News

Sebastian Sawe from Kenya crosses the finish line to win the men’s race at the London Marathon in London, Sunday, April 26, 2026 .(AP) For the first time in marathon history, the two-hour barrier has officially been broken.Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe became the first person to officially break the two-hour barrier in a marathon after winning…

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Flight, train fares to Kolkata soar as voters rush home to cast ballots | Kolkata News

KOLKATA: A last-minute scramble to “secure” their votes has sent air and train fares to Kolkata from other metros soaring as SIR-spooked voters rush home ahead of Wednesday’s second phase.Between Sunday and Tuesday, one-way flight tickets from Delhi to Kolkata are selling for anything between Rs 13,000 and Rs 20,000, two-three times more than the…

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Employees on Meta’s internal forum after company announces thousands of layoffs coming: Living through ’28 days of hell’, how do you…

Meta confirmed on Thursday it is cutting roughly 10% of its workforce—about 8,000 employees—with the axe falling on May 20. Another 6,000 open roles will simply be closed, never filled. The announcement came via an internal memo from chief people officer Janelle Gale, who acknowledged the plan had already leaked and decided to get ahead…

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