Indian-origin CEO says it's pathetic victim mentality to blame H-1B for not getting jobs: "I saw the same incompetence in school when I worked hard"

Indian-origin CEO says it’s pathetic victim mentality to blame H-1B for not getting jobs: “I saw the same incompetence in school when I worked hard”

Indian-origin CEO Nitish Kannan says he has zero sympathy for those who cry about H-1B for not getting jobs. Indian-origin Nitish Kannan, the CEO and founder of Circle Plus Pay, slammed the rampant H-1B shaming and said H-1B visa holders only get 65,000 jobs a year, as against 150 million jobs in the US. He…

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12 Australian farming families were fined $814 each for blocking surveyors; they say a proposed 480-kilometre power line threatens their land | World News

12 Australian farming families were fined $814 each for blocking surveyors; they say a proposed 480-kilometre power line threatens their land | World News

Farmers in western Victoria protest against the proposed VNI West transmission line. Image: ABC News. Twelve farming families in western Victoria, Australia, have been fined A$814 each for refusing to allow authorised officers onto their properties to conduct surveys for a proposed 480-kilometre electricity transmission line. The families say the project, known as Victoria to…

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Houthis exempt Mecca, Medina airports from tit-for-tat retaliation as Riyadh vows revenge

Houthis exempt Mecca, Medina airports from tit-for-tat retaliation as Riyadh vows revenge

Smoke and flames rise from King Khalid Airport, Houthi attack (Photo: Reuters). The Houthis on Sunday renewed their warning against the use of Saudi airspace by airlines, companies and travellers with the exception of Mecca and Medina airports.The warning has been issued to all shipping companies, airlines, experts, employees, workers, and travellers, Houthi spokesperson Yahya…

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Meet Kiefer Chow and Amelia Chow: The California siblings who are copying beavers to build dams that restore habitats and reduce wildfire risk |

Meet Kiefer Chow and Amelia Chow: The California siblings who are copying beavers to build dams that restore habitats and reduce wildfire risk |

Growing up along Adobe Creek in Mountain View, Kiefer Chow spent his childhood afternoons doing something most people would call child’s play: stacking sticks and mud into makeshift dams. Years later, that same instinct would grow into something far more consequential. Alongside his sister Amelia, Kiefer founded Eco-Engineering In Action, a youth-led non-profit built on…

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay mourns veteran actress Sowcar Janaki’s death; calls it an ‘Irreplaceable loss’ to Indian cinema |

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay mourns veteran actress Sowcar Janaki’s death; calls it an ‘Irreplaceable loss’ to Indian cinema |

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay shared his condolences after South Indian veteran Sowcar Janaki passed away on Friday in Chennai after age-related complications at the age of 94. The actor turned politician remembered her seven-decade-long contribution to Indian cinema and said her death was an “irreplaceable loss” to the film world. C Joseph…

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Julia Child and her husband built La Pitchoune in Provence in 1963 and used it for nearly three decades; after she gave it up in 1992, the home became a cooking school where guests still cook in her original kitchen

Julia Child and her husband built La Pitchoune in Provence in 1963 and used it for nearly three decades; after she gave it up in 1992, the home became a cooking school where guests still cook in her original kitchen

Photo credit (L-R): Wikipedia; www.lapeetch.okay-perfect.com Julia Child and her husband, Paul, built La Pitchoune in Provence in 1963 as a place to cook, entertain and return to year after year. The small stucco house became their summer retreat for nearly three decades, its kitchen shaped around Julia’s personality and practical approach to cooking. When she…

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