Ananya Bhattacharya

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This article was originally published in Rest of World, which covers technology’s impact outside the West. As US President Donald Trump sends mixed signals on the H-1B visa programme, Amazon could find itself in a tight spot. The $2 trillion tech giant has bagged the most H-1B visa approvals each year since 2020, according to data from United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. The USCIS data includes newly issued visas and renewals.

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15 hours agoIndia: Speeding bike slams into truck on busy road, leaving two youths badly injuredMuzaffarnagar, India - April 06, 2025 A speeding bike crashed into a truck on the road, leaving two young riders severely injured. Their condition remains critical. Following the incident, a crowd assembled at the scene as police swiftly initiated action. The incident occurred on the road, in Muzaffarnagar city, in Muzaffarnagar district, in northern India’s Uttar Pradesh, on April 6.

2 weeks ago | ndtv.com | Ananya Bhattacharya

With high-end luxury, dreamy venues, and stunning architecture, these top 10 luxury resorts around the world are the best places to plan the perfect fairytale wedding. 1. Raffles The Palm DubaiWhere: Dubai, UAERaffles The Palm Dubai is one of the most luxurious resorts in Dubai, offering the perfect setting for a dreamy wedding. The resort is designed in absolute beauty, portraying Arabian culture, along with a stunning ballroom and premium services. 2.

2 weeks ago | scroll.in | Ananya Bhattacharya

This article was originally published in Rest of World, which covers technology’s impact outside the West. India’s booming quick-commerce sector saw a major casualty earlier this year. Dunzo, the first Indian startup to receive a direct investment from Google in 2017, shut down in January, leaving hundreds of consultants, vendors, employees, and delivery workers unpaid.

3 weeks ago | ndtv.com | Ananya Bhattacharya

In Thonburi, you can see the quiet, meditative, ancient face of Bangkok. Photo: Peninsula Bangkok When we landed in Bangkok on a pleasant March morning, the skyscrapers were in check, the swimming pools hadn't yet turned into whirlpools, and Thailand was every bit the picture of peace that we know. The 7.7 earthquake was still a few weeks away. Bangkok, resplendent in the morning sun, was just about crackling to activity.