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A petition will be submitted to the Chief Minister seeking his intervention

The High Court mandates reasonable accommodation for HIV-positive individuals in employment, protecting against discrimination

Rocket Mortgage is set to acquire Mr. Cooper in an all-stock deal valued at $9.4 billion, soon after acquiring Redfin. The merger will handle one in six US mortgages, adding 7 million clients to Rocket's portfolio. Jay Bray will become President and CEO of the combined company, expected to boost loan volumes and reduce customer acquisition costs.

Speakers urge the Chief Minister to pass a resolution on the issue after holding a thorough debate and send it to the Centre; Andhra Pradesh, along with other Southern States, would lose Lok Sabha seats if the proposed delimitation is implemented, they warn; roundtable calls upon TDP, JSP, and YSRCP to attend the upcoming conference on delimitation in Hyderabad

Locals villagers, farmers, to resist govt move on easing the ban

Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma said it was unfortunate that Nongthombam Biren Singh dragged the name of his father

With multiple cost increases coming into effect simultaneously, the financial burden on consumers is expected to rise significantly impacting household budgets across Karnataka.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State vice-president B. Gopalakrishnan stirred up a controversy after he called film producer Supriya Menon, filmmaker Prithviraj’s spouse, an “urban naxal.”

Peter Schrager, a popular figure from Good Morning Football, confirmed his departure from NFL Network with plans rumored towards joining ESPN. This move could be indicative of a significant media shift, particularly with whispers of ESPN potentially acquiring NFL Network. Schrager's expertise and presence make him a valuable asset for future NFL coverage.

Several international students in the U.S. face arrests and deportation for participating in pro-Palestinian protests and allegedly supporting Hamas. Notable cases include Tufts University's Rumeysa Ozturk, Columbia's Mahmoud Khalil, and Georgetown's Badar Khan Suri. Each faces legal battles amid accusations, with varied backgrounds and alleged activities.