Times of India

Indian workers are enduring remarkably lengthy delays in obtaining US Green Cards, with projections suggesting that some may be forced to wait an astonishing 179 years for permanent residency. Stricter annual quotas and country-specific limitations contribute significantly to immigration backlogs, with nearly one million Indian applicants currently affected. This scenario exposes the disproportionate challenges facing Indian professionals in their quest for residency.

Police are still searching for the killer of Nidhi Patel, a computer engineer. She was found dead in her home, and investigators have no strong leads. A special investigation team was formed to probe the baffling case further. No signs of forced entry suggest the attacker was known to the victim. The victim was allegedly strangled and sexually assaulted while alone at home.

Michael Jordan’s $2.8 million Lake Norman property is undergoing a major transformation. Purchased in 2013, the site’s original six-bedroom, eight-bathroom mansion was demolished in March 2025. New aerial pictures now show the NBA legend’s custom luxury estate taking shape inside the exclusive Peninsula Club, with its structure and roofing apparently nearing completion.

Travis Kelce’s Eighty-Seven and Running Foundation is facing scrutiny over its reported spending between 2021 and 2024. The nonprofit raised $1.5 million and spent about $1.1 million, with $469,000 listed for management and $446,000 for charity. Kelce’s business manager Aaron Eanes disputed the figures, saying some charitable operational costs were misclassified. He said management fees dropped to zero in 2025 as the foundation works to improve transparency and governance.

LeBron James and Savannah James' foundation has marked a new milestone for children in Ohio.

Patrick's wife Brittany Mahomes reflects on motherhood and the challenges that came along with it.

This year, Kolkata's iconic Janmashtami celebration has taken a significant turn, becoming an event solely for Hindus. Previously open to participation from Muslims, this change aims to emphasize Hindu traditions and cultural heritage. As a result, the event will now be organized exclusively by Hindu community members, marking a notable shift from decades of inclusive celebrations that reflect the city's rich multicultural identity.

After careful consideration, the search committee has identified three potential candidates for the CEO position. Each candidate, originating from Uttar Pradesh, carries a unique blend of experience relevant to the role. In an upcoming meeting, the Trust will determine who will take on management responsibilities for administrative operations and pilgrim facilities, with an official announcement on their selection expected in the near future.

A 15-year-old girl died at AIIMS Delhi after a long wait for corrective heart surgery. Tanvi had been visiting the hospital for over thirteen years for her complex condition. Doctors were evaluating her for a possible heart-lung transplant after surgery was ruled out. She experienced a sudden decline in health and suffered cardiac arrest early Tuesday morning. Her father is seeking answers regarding the circumstances surrounding her death.

The survivor's family has left their village fearing media intrusion and social stigma. Villagers expressed shock upon learning about the horrific incident from visiting journalists. The 17-year-old survivor was allegedly assaulted on a moving bus on August 4. Police have identified the bus driver and conductor as the accused individuals. Authorities are ensuring the family's safety while pursuing strict action against the perpetrators.

Pakistan Cricket Board seeks explanation from its selection committee. The board questioned the rationale behind including Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq. This action follows the team's poor performance in the ongoing England Test series. Several players and coaching staff have been released and replaced amid this overhaul. Misbah-ul-Haq is reportedly set to resign from the selection committee.