US judge: No quick dismissal of Adani case

US judge: No quick dismissal of Adani case A US judge ordered the Justice Department on Friday to justify its decision to drop criminal charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, ‌declining to rule immediately on Adani’s lawyers’ request to dismiss the case.Brooklyn-based US District Judge Nicholas Garaufis said federal prosecutors’ May 18 announcement that they…

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PSSSB Jail Warder Admit card 2026 released at sssb.punjab.gov.in; candidates can download hall ticket through email and website

PSSSB Jail Warder Admit card 2026 released; candidates can download hall ticket before July examination PSSSB Jail Warder Admit card 2026: The Punjab Subordinate Service Selection Board (PSSSB) has released the Jail Warder and Matron Admit Card 2026 for candidates appearing in the written examination. Applicants who registered for the recruitment process can now access…

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Rahul Arunoday Banerjee dies at 43 after drowning in Digha; wife Priyanka Sarkar asks for dignity and privacy in first statement | Bengali Movie News

Popular Bengali actor Rahul Arunoday Banerjee died on Sunday (March 29) following an accidental drowning at Talsari in Digha, near the Odisha–West Bengal border. He was 43. His wife, Priyanka Sarkar, shared a statement on Instagram, requesting privacy as the family deals with the loss. Popular Bengali actor Rahul Arunoday Banerjee died on Sunday (March…

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Meet India’s AI Kid: Kerala teenager builds AI tools while studying Commerce

Kerala Commerce student becomes AI innovator without taking the traditional engineering route. (Photo: LinkedIn) At an age when most Class 12 students are focused on board examinations and choosing a college, Raul John Aju was already building AI tools, running an education platform and teaching students and professionals how to use artificial intelligence.Known online as…

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India Ipo Market: India IPO gold rush becomes foreign firms’ cash-out machine

Foreign companies are increasingly using India’s booming initial public offering (IPO) market to cash out investments and send billions of dollars back to their home countries rather than raise fresh capital for expansion, according to a Reuters analysis.As per the report, only one of the six foreign-based companies that listed their Indian subsidiaries in Mumbai…

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