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Morgan Stanley, Walmart, Pfizer and more: Full list of over 150 American companies laying off employees in June
The US workforce is facing significant job cuts in June 2025, following widespread layoffs in the first quarter. Reports suggest nearly 160 companies across retail, pharmaceuticals, airlines, and other sectors are planning reductions. Federal agencies and corporate restructuring contribute to the economic uncertainty, exacerbated by tariffs. Here's a look at various American companies laying off employees in June.
Arunachal Pradesh flood, landslide toll rises to 10
Monsoon rains in Arunachal Pradesh have triggered landslides and floods, resulting in 10 deaths and affecting over 900 people across 23 districts. Rising river levels and landslides have caused widespread damage to infrastructure, including highways and water supply systems. Authorities are providing relief and urging residents to remain vigilant, especially in vulnerable areas, while search operations continue for missing individuals.
Maycee Barber issues statement after late withdrawal from UFC Vegas 107 headliner
Maycee Barber released a statement following her last-second withdrawal from the UFC Vegas 107 main event against Erin Blanchfield. The UFC women’s flyweight contender addressed the medical issue that led to the cancellation and responded to Blanchfield’s post-fight criticism. UFC officials have not confirmed a new date for the matchup
'Beaten, burnt with cigarettes': Autistic siblings subjected to rape and torture at Dehradun boarding school
In Uttar Pradesh's Moradabad, two autistic brothers faced abuse at a Dehradun boarding school. They were allegedly beaten, burnt, and raped by Monu Pal. The mother discovered the abuse during a visit. She filed a police complaint, leading to Monu Pal's arrest. Police are investigating, reviewing CCTV footage, and supporting the victims with translators.
What is LRS or RBI’s Liberalised Remittance Scheme?
The Reserve Bank of India provides the Liberalised Remittance Scheme. Indian residents can send money abroad. Individuals can remit up to $2,50,000 annually. This is without special permission from the RBI. The scheme is for education, travel, investments, and more. Tax is applicable depending on the purpose of remittance.
Multi-vehicle accident injures six in Gatlinburg's Downtown area, authorities investigating
A severe five-vehicle accident in downtown Gatlinburg on Sunday afternoon injured six people, prompting a large emergency response and ongoing investigations. The crash occurred on Parkway, significantly damaging vehicles and halting traffic for hours. Three victims were airlifted to the University of Tennessee Medical Center with serious injuries, while the others were transported by ambulance.
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India logs 3,758 active Covid cases; Kerala tops list, 2 deaths reported in past 24 hours
India is witnessing a surge in COVID-19 cases, with active infections climbing to 3,758. Kerala remains the most affected state, followed by Maharashtra and Delhi. While fatalities have been reported in Karnataka, Kerala, and Uttar Pradesh, health officials urge calm, noting most cases are mild.
Covid-19: Wear masks in crowded places, maintain physical distancing, says Karnataka govt
The Karnataka government has issued a public advisory urging citizens to practice responsible behavior amid a recent increase in COVID-19 cases. The advisory emphasizes wearing masks in crowded places, maintaining physical distancing, and practicing good hygiene.
"Don't make excuses like shortage of teachers...": Karnataka CM directs officials to expedite work in education sector
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has issued stern directives to education officials, Deputy Commissioners, and CEOs, emphasizing the need to improve SSLC results and address declining enrollment in government schools. He warned against delays in infrastructure projects and demanded strict action against child marriage and teenage pregnancy cases.
Tragic wall collapse in Mizoram kills one and injures another amid heavy rainfall in Northeast India
Incessant rains have wreaked havoc across Northeast India, leading to a fatality in Mizoram due to a wall collapse and causing widespread disruption. Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, and Manipur are experiencing heavy rainfall, resulting in waterlogging, traffic congestion, and school closures. The IMD forecasts continued heavy to extremely heavy rainfall in the region, prompting authorities to issue warnings and advisories.
Mother, who allegedly killed her 3-year-old daughter, was found unresponsive at Brisbane Correctional Centre
Lauren Flanigan, accused of murdering her daughter Sophia Rose, was found unresponsive at Brisbane Women’s Correctional Centre. Prison staff discovered her and she was rushed to a hospital. Flanigan was awaiting her court appearance in July. Sophia Rose was found with stab wounds at Moore Park Beach. Two other children were present but unharmed and are now with their father.
France to ban smoking at beaches, parks and outside schools to protect children
France is set to implement a smoking ban in various public spaces, including beaches, parks, and school areas, starting July 1st. Health Minister Catherine Vautrin emphasised the need to protect children from the dangers of tobacco, which she stated causes approximately 200 deaths daily in France.
Red alert in Kerala as landslides hit Idukki district; IMD warns of more heavy rain
IMD Kerala Weather Update: Heavy rainfall caused landslides in Idukki district. The India Meteorological Department issued a red alert for several districts. Strong westerly winds are expected to bring more rainfall. Educational institutions are closed in many districts. Night travel and tourism are restricted in Idukki. Residents are urged to stay alert. Emergency measures are in place under the Disaster Management Act.
EPF withdrawals via ATM, instant UPI as EPFO 3.0 likely to roll out in June 2025
The EPFO is set to revolutionize PF withdrawals by June 2025, enabling instant access via UPI and ATMs, pending NPCI approval. This initiative, supported by the Ministry of Labour and Employment, will allow members to check balances and transfer funds seamlessly.
Trump administration report on US child health cited nonexistent studies, media report says
A U.S. government report, linked to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is under scrutiny for citing nonexistent studies to support its claims about factors contributing to chronic illness in children. The report, released by the Make America Healthy Again Commission, faced criticism after a news outlet revealed citation errors, including fabricated studies and misstated conclusions.
Manitoba wildfires force mass evacuations, Pimicikamak Cree Nation hardest-hit
Wildfires in Manitoba force mass evacuations. Over 17,000 residents are expected to leave. Indigenous communities like Pimicikamak Cree Nation face danger. Air quality worsens and evacuation routes are limited. The Canadian Armed Forces help with airlifts. Sherridon is surrounded by fire. Manitoba declares a province-wide state of emergency. Evacuees are relocated to Winnipeg shelters. The Canadian Red Cross provides aid.
California hospitals prepare for heat-related illness surge amid weekend heat wave
California hospitals are preparing for a potential increase in heat-related illness cases as a heat wave brings triple-digit temperatures to the region. Emergency room staff are on alert, especially in areas like Redding. The National Weather Service has issued advisories urging residents to take precautions during the high heat
Flin Flon evacuated, patients shifted to safety amid raging Manitoba wildfire; over 5,000 flee in emergency move
Manitoba wildfire has forced the complete evacuation of Flin Flon and neighboring Creighton, Saskatchewan, displacing thousands. Manitoba has declared a state of emergency and requested military assistance as the wildfire's rapid spread overwhelms local resources. Firefighters from across Canada are aiding efforts to combat the blaze, exacerbated by record-breaking heat and dry conditions.
Julie Chrisley, Todd released from prison following President Trump's pardon
Todd and Julie Chrisley, known from "Chrisley Knows Best," were released from federal prison on May 28, 2025, after President Donald Trump granted them full pardons. The couple had been serving sentences for bank fraud and tax evasion convictions from 2022
How Japan is getting ready for World War 3
Amid rising regional tensions with North Korea and China, Japan is bolstering its defense capabilities. The nation plans to double its underground bomb shelters, fortifying them with steel-reinforced concrete and essential supplies. Japan is also engaging in joint military exercises with the United States, the Philippines, and South Korea to enhance its readiness.
French court to deliver verdict in landmark child sex abuse case involving 299 victims
A French court will announce the verdict in Joel Le Scouarnec's child sex abuse case. The former surgeon is accused of abusing hundreds of children over two decades. Prosecutors seek the maximum sentence. The trial exposed failures in protecting children. Le Scouarnec confessed to the abuse. Victims express disappointment over the lack of attention.
Covid situation under control, schools and public advised caution: Karnataka medical education minister
Karnataka Minister Dr. Sharan Prakash Patil has directed state-run medical facilities to prepare for a potential surge in COVID-19 cases. While reassuring the public that there's no need to panic, he advised vulnerable groups like pregnant women and the elderly to wear masks in crowded areas.
UCC, Project Alankar among 'Best Practices' showcased at PM meet
During an NDA chief ministers' meeting, Uttarakhand showcased its Uniform Civil Code implementation, highlighting its smoother-than-expected execution. Uttar Pradesh's Project Alankar, focused on enhancing government school infrastructure, garnered praise for boosting enrollment by 23%. Bihar presented 'Jal Jeevan Hariyali', aimed at groundwater replenishment and afforestation, while Assam detailed its initiative to combat child marriages.
Under PM Modi, health infra has seen massive development; Congress govts neglected it: Amit Shah
Union Minister Amit Shah highlighted the Modi government's significant investments in India's health infrastructure, contrasting it with the previous Congress government's spending. He inaugurated 'Swasti Niwas' at Nagpur's National Cancer Institute, emphasizing the government's commitment to affordable cancer treatment and the increase in medical colleges and seats. Shah also praised initiatives promoting wellness and disease prevention.
Israeli strikes kill 46 in Gaza, including 31 in a school-turned shelter, medics say
A recent Israeli strike on a school in Gaza City resulted in the tragic loss of at least 20 lives. Local health authorities reported the incident early Monday. Dozens more sustained injuries in the attack. The school was housing displaced people in the Daraj neighborhood. The Israeli military has not yet commented on the strike.
Radisson signs three-hotel deal in East India as part of expansion drive
Radisson Hotel Group is expanding its presence in East India by signing deals for three new hotels in Deoghar, Puri, and Ranchi. This strategic move adds 400 rooms and introduces Radisson Blu, Radisson RED, and Radisson Resort & Spa to cater to spiritual, leisure, and MICE tourism, strengthening the group's commitment to high-potential markets.
All you should know about contingency fund
A contingency fund is meant to cover unforeseen expenses like job loss and medical emergencies, and should be kept in a bank account or a liquid fund.
Hudson river sewage boat explosion kills one worker, injured two
A blast on a sewage transport boat in West Harlem resulted in tragedy. A Department of Environmental Protection worker died. Two others sustained injuries. The incident occurred near the North River Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility. Authorities are investigating the cause of the explosion. The U.S. Coast Guard confirmed no pollution in the Hudson River.
Drone Delivers Cancer Medication to Flood-Stranded NSW Community in Emergency Services First
In Australia, a drone delivered cancer drugs to a flood-hit area in New South Wales. The State Emergency Service used drones for the first time for medical delivery. Roads were blocked due to floods. The drone delivered medicine to a patient's home. This initiative is a game-changer for emergency response. Drones help in disaster relief and provide real-time updates.
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