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Wipro Q1 trails peers; revenue down 1.4% to $2.6 bn | Bengaluru News

Wipro Q1 trails peers; revenue down 1.4% to $2.6 bn | Bengaluru News

Srini Pallia, CEO & MD, Wipro Bengaluru: Wipro struck a cautious note on near-term demand after reporting a modest June-quarter performance compared with its larger peers, saying clients continue to prioritise AI investments while remaining selective on discretionary spending.For the quarter ended June, Wipro’s IT services revenue stood at $2.6 billion, down 1.4% sequentially but…

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Meet FIFA World Cup 2026 final referee Slavko Vincic who was once found at a raided ‘erotic party’ by police before reaching football’s biggest stage | International Sports News

The FIFA World Cup 2026 final will be officiated by Slovenian referee Slavko Vincic, who has built a strong reputation on football’s biggest stages. However, years before earning one of the sport’s highest honors, Vincic was unexpectedly caught up in a police raid that briefly put him in the headlines for reasons unrelated to football.The…

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Netizens dig out old video of Aamir Khan meeting Sonam Wangchuk in 2008, thus proving him wrong amid the actor's recent comment that his '3 Idiots' character wasn't based on the educator | Hindi Movie News

Netizens dig out old video of Aamir Khan meeting Sonam Wangchuk in 2008, thus proving him wrong amid the actor’s recent comment that his ‘3 Idiots’ character wasn’t based on the educator | Hindi Movie News

Aamir Khan has found himself at the center of a social media controversy following his recent remarks about engineer and education reformer Sonam Wangchuk, who is currently on a prolonged hunger strike demanding constitutional safeguards for Ladakh.During a recent interaction with the media, Aamir was asked about Wangchuk’s ongoing fast. Since Aamir’s character Rancho in…

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A British island became known as the 'island of death' after a secret anthrax experiment and remained under quarantine for 48 years | World News

A British island became known as the ‘island of death’ after a secret anthrax experiment and remained under quarantine for 48 years | World News

During the Second World War, a small, uninhabited island off Scotland’s north-west coast became the site of one of Britain’s most secret military experiments. In 1942, Gruinard Island was deliberately contaminated with anthrax spores as part of a classified biological warfare programme designed to test whether the deadly bacterium could be used against enemy livestock….

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Govt to take equity stakes in semiconductor startups

Govt to take equity stakes in semiconductor startups

NEW DELHI: In a major boost for India’s semiconductor startup policy, govt is redesigning its support framework under Semicon 2.0 and intends to move away from one-time grants to a model of larger, milestone-linked funding coupled with equity investments, alongside venture capital (VC) firms.On Wednesday, the cabinet approved Semicon 2.0 with an outlay of Rs…

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From Baal Aadhaar to SIP: CA shares 4 financial moves every new parent should make immediately |

From Baal Aadhaar to SIP: CA shares 4 financial moves every new parent should make immediately |

Image: Canva and Instagram/@ca_shivani_jha A baby’s arrival is marked with many responsibilities, and every parent wants to provide the best for their children. However, amidst countless to-do lists, financial planning sometimes takes a back seat. Most parents think it’s too early. But experts have a different take on it. According to experts, the first few…

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'Constant onslaught': ICC staffer accuses chief prosecutor Karim Khan of sexual harassment

‘Constant onslaught’: ICC staffer accuses chief prosecutor Karim Khan of sexual harassment | World News

ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan An ICC staff member and a former colleague who have accused International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan of sexual misconduct have spoken publicly about their allegations in televised interviews, days before member states vote on whether he should remain in office. In an interview with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour on…

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In 1999, archaeologists found a teenage Inca girl frozen on a 6,739-metre volcano, where she had remained untouched for more than 500 years | World News

In 1999, archaeologists found a teenage Inca girl frozen on a 6,739-metre volcano, where she had remained untouched for more than 500 years | World News

Image: National Geographic In March 1999, archaeologists climbing one of the highest volcanoes in the Andes discovered something never seen before. Near the 6,739-metre summit of Mount Llullaillaco, on the border of Argentina and Chile, they uncovered the remarkably preserved body of a teenage Inca girl who had remained frozen for more than 500 years….

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