Donald Trump criticized the European Union's $3.5 billion fine against Google for violating competition laws, deeming it unfair and a drain on American investments and jobs. He threatened retaliatory tariffs if the penalty isn't withdrawn, citing previous fines against American tech companies like Apple. Trump vowed his administration wouldn't tolerate such discriminatory actions against American ingenuity.
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The Assam government will now scrutinise land transfers between people of different faiths, focusing on legality, funding sources, social impact, and national security. This SOP will also apply to NGOs buying land for educational or healthcare institutions. Prime Minister Modi is scheduled to visit Assam on September 8 to inaugurate a bio-refinery and lay foundation stones for infrastructure projects.
BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya has accused Congress leader Pawan Khera's wife, Kota Neelima, of possessing two active voter IDs. Malviya also targeted Rahul Gandhi for raising voter fraud allegations without due diligence, accusing him of endangering voters by revealing their identities. He further alleged that multiple Congress leaders hold multiple voter IDs, implicating Sonia Gandhi in the controversy.
Elon Musk's ambitious compensation plan hinges on achieving significant corporate goals, potentially making him the world's first trillionaire. The plan, valued at nearly a trillion dollars, requires shareholder approval and involves increasing Tesla's market value eightfold over the next decade. Musk must also oversee key operational milestones, including autonomous taxi deployment and profit growth, to earn the full amount.
While Trump’s constant delays has earned him the sobriquet TACO (Trump always chickens out), his latest move has made things even more difficult for the MAGA faithful to swallow: greenlighting the entry of 600,000 Chinese students.
In Panna, Madhya Pradesh, police filed an FIR against ten individuals, including Child Welfare Committee members and officials from the women and child development department, under the POCSO and Juvenile Justice Acts. The action was prompted by the CWC's decision to return a minor rape survivor to the accused's family, leading to further abuse.
FM Nirmala Sitharaman emphasized that companies must pass on GST rate reductions to consumers. Effective September 22, these reforms aim to benefit the common man, farmers, and small businesses. The government is closely monitoring prices and working with industries to ensure full transfer of gains.
President Trump defended his administration's actions against Russia, citing secondary sanctions on India as a significant measure costing Russia "hundreds of billions of dollars." He rebuked a Polish reporter questioning the lack of punitive actions against Putin, highlighting India's oil purchases and hinting at further sanctions. Trump also suggested the reporter should seek new employment due to their perceived lack of understanding.
Infosys has adjusted its evening bus departure timings at its Bengaluru Electronic City campus in response to employee concerns about lengthy commutes interfering with client calls, especially those aligned with US time zones.
India gears up to celebrate Teacher's Day on September 5th. The day recognizes educators' contributions to shaping future generations. It marks Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan's anniversary. People share wishes, messages, and quotes to express gratitude. Options for greeting cards include DIY, photo collages, and digital designs. The celebration aims to appreciate teachers' dedication and impact. Read below to know more!