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Is your dream home affordable? 33% rule every buyer should know about
Rising housing costs in India are straining household budgets significantly. A recent study has revealed the stark difficulties individuals face in finding affordable housing. The 33% rule advises that no more than a third of one's monthly income should go towards housing expenses. While affordability calculators provide insight into borrowing potential, banks often evaluate additional factors before granting home loan approvals.
Beloved or not, Lindsey Graham was a critical dealmaker in Congress
Senator played major role in critical negotiations with Democrats and members of his own party on key issuesWhen Democrats and Republicans were earlier this year locked in a standoff that had plunged the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) into the longest partial government shutdown in US history, news of a path forward emerged in the form of a statement from Republican senator Lindsey Graham.By announcing that the budget committee he chairs would set to work on a measure to fund the agencies...
SJSU refuses to provide public records related to investigation of allegations against volleyball coach
San Jose State University says it won't disclose any emails related to an investigation into graphic allegations against volleyball coach Todd Kress that the university was informed of in October 2024. The university has not issued any public statement addressing the allegations at the time of publication.Fox News Digital submitted a public records request to SJSU seeking emails related to an investigation of those allegations, but the request was denied."SJSU has conducted a reasonable search f...
Republicans return to Capitol Hill with agenda complicated by Graham death
Lawmakers face obstacles, including demands from Trump, Mitch McConnell’s absence and Graham’s sudden deathRepublican lawmakers return to the Capitol this week facing a lengthy to-do list and Donald Trump’s demands for new voting restrictions, as Democrats jockey for an advantage ahead of the November midterm elections.Lawmakers from both parties are eager to highlight before voters legislative victories ahead of the midterms, where control of Congress is at stake. But for Senate Republicans, wh...
AI founder left $300,000 life in San Francisco: ‘No money could make me stay’
Koby Conrad, founder of AI sobriety companion Sunflower, relocated to Buenos Aires. He found a better environment for building a family and his company. Conrad enjoys the city's culture, food, and significantly lower living costs. He feels more focused and productive away from San Francisco's tech-centric atmosphere. The move supports his desire to balance ambitious work with raising a family.
Pythons' extreme biology may hold clues for treating human disease
NPR Science LISTEN & FOLLOW NPR App Apple Podcasts Spotify Amazon Music iHeart Radio YouTube Music RSS link Science Pythons' extreme biology may hold clues for treating human disease July 13, 20266:00 AM ET Ari Daniel Pythons have several unusual traits that scientists are studying for potential clues for treating human disease. Ari Daniel for NPR hide caption toggle caption Ari Daniel for NPR For new discoveries, everyday mysteries, and the science behind the headlines, follow NPR's Short Wave...
Zaghari-Ratcliffe condemns Iran’s ‘cruel’ rearrest of wildlife activist couple
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was in prison with Sepideh Kashani, who worked with husband Houman Jokar to save Asiatic cheetahNazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has described the rearrest of two Iranian environmentalists, one of whom she met at Evin prison, as “unimaginably cruel and alarming”.Husband and wife Houman Jokar and Sepideh Kashani were arrested by the ministry of intelligence at their home on 1 July. No reason has been given and their whereabouts are unknown. Continue reading...
How active stealth and electronic warfare protect the Rafale in combat
The Indian Air Force's Rafale fighter jet is its most advanced combat aircraft. This 4.5-generation platform offers advanced avionics and sensor fusion for pilots. It performs multiple mission types, often within a single sortie, enhancing operational flexibility. The Rafale relies on electronic means and integrated systems for radar evasion. Its survivability architecture operates in passive and active modes against hostile threats.
Millions evacuated in China as severe flooding traps villagers and sweeps cars away
Communities have been left stranded, vehicles swept away and roads under two metres of water as severe flooding hit parts of China.
BrahMos at 25: How India is taking a critical missile technology into the future
The Brahmos missile proved decisive in Operation Sindoor, neutralising Pakistani air bases. This supersonic weapon, developed with Russian collaboration, bypasses advanced air defense systems effectively. Its deployment across all three Indian armed forces enhances strategic capabilities significantly. The missile's export success highlights its potent anti-ship and defensive platform roles. Continuous development ensures the Brahmos remains at the forefront of missile technology.
'Not Gandhiji, would kill more people': Kerala double murder convict shows no remorse in court
A convicted murderer showed no remorse after his guilty verdict in a sensational double murder case. Chenthamara stated he would not object to being hanged and would kill more people. He was convicted of murdering Sudhakaran and his elderly mother in Palakkad. This double murder was reportedly a revenge killing stemming from a prior case. The court will pronounce the sentence on Wednesday, concluding the trial.
Meet Victoria Gowramma, Indian princess raised inside Buckingham Palace
The tale of Princess Gowramma, daughter of the last Raja of Kodagu, begins with her baptism in London, where Queen Victoria assumed the role of her godmother and named her Victoria Gowramma. After marrying Colonel John Campbell and having a daughter, she encountered societal bias due to her appearance. Tragically, Princess Victoria Gowramma passed away from tuberculosis, her remarkable story fading into obscurity over time.
Spain's Submer to invest $2 bn in MP semiconductor sector, may create 5,000 jobs
Spain's Submer Group will invest two billion dollars in Madhya Pradesh's semiconductor sector. This significant investment is expected to generate approximately five thousand direct employment opportunities. The company plans to establish a manufacturing facility for advanced liquid cooling solutions. Submer aims to position India as a central hub for manufacturing and serving the Asian region. The initiative also includes skill development programs for next-generation data centers.
18 ancient Egyptian tombs found with gold tongues for the afterlife
Recently, a remarkable discovery was made with the unearthing of eighteen ancient Egyptian tombs near Marina el-Alamein. Among the intriguing artifacts found were sealed stone slabs, an impressive granite coffin, and dozens of gold tongues strategically placed in the mouths of mummies to assist them in speaking in the afterlife. Additionally, an intricately designed offering altar and a statue of Aphrodite were also uncovered, shedding light on ancient burial practices.
'We rushed Sooryavanshi': Ex-India batter says team got carried away by hype
Former India batter Wasim Jaffer believes Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's debut was premature. He felt public excitement influenced the decision to play the young player. Jaffer suggested Sooryavanshi needed more time with the national team setup. Sanju Samson's subsequent omission from the Zimbabwe tour also surprised Jaffer. Yuvraj Singh, however, expressed strong confidence in Sooryavanshi's future.
TCS takes on OpenAI, Anthropic; to build a team of forward-deployed engineers
Tata Consultancy Services is building a large team of engineers for its AI business. The company plans to hire up to 8,900 forward-deployed engineers to assist clients. TCS is also exploring acquisitions in artificial intelligence and data security areas. This strategic move positions TCS to compete directly with major AI technology firms. The IT giant believes AI will increase the need for its integration and management services.
US job cuts hit 443,600 in 2026; this month saw the most tech layoffs
US companies announced 443,600 job cuts from January to June 2026. Technology sector led these reductions, with artificial intelligence cited as the primary reason. May 2026 saw the most severe wave of layoffs, impacting many tech firms. AI accounted for twenty-two percent of all job cuts this year. Hiring remains historically low, reflecting automation's impact on employment.
Ram Temple Trust invites application for CEO position amid donation row
The Ram Temple Trust is actively seeking a chief executive officer to oversee temple management. Interested candidates must submit their applications by July 18 for this key leadership position. This recruitment initiative unfolds under the Supreme Court’s investigation into alleged misappropriation of donations. The appointed CEO will be responsible for daily operations and will be based in Ayodhya, with the selection process anticipated to wrap up in the coming month.
Meta replies to Centre's notice on Instagram ads, action likely after scrutiny: IT secretary
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) is currently analyzing Meta's recent response to a notice regarding advertisements related to child abuse materials. The government received this reply on Saturday and is diligently reviewing its specifics. Decisions regarding future actions will be based on a thorough examination of Meta's proposed measures aimed at combating online child sexual abuse, reaffirming the government's commitment to child safety and platform accountabili...
New Iran strikes on Gulf as US attacks escalate: What we know
Iran targets its Gulf neighbours in third round of tit-for-tat attacks with US in a week.