Are H-1Bs in trouble? Immigration experts on why Cognizant, Infosys, Microsoft are not getting timely approvals on job visas

Several major tech companies are not getting their H-1B approvals from the Trump administration. Immigration attorney Emily Neumann said she has been seeing multiple cases of H-1B petitions from three tech giants not getting approved on time. Neumann said Cognizant, Infosys, and Microsoft at the moment are experiencing H-1B issues but she was certain that…

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Steve Buscemi: In 2001, during the 9/11 tragedy, actor Steve Buscemi went back to his old job as a firefighter to help the people affected | English Movie News

In 2001, during the 9/11 tragedy, actor Steve Buscemi went back to his old job as a firefighter to help the people affected. (YouTube) The 9/11 plane crash and the Twin Towers collapse are among the biggest tragedies in history. Many people lost their lives that day, and a lot of resources went into helping…

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ILT20 Season 5 fixtures: Defending champions Desert Vipers to face MI Emirates in blockbuster opener on 21 November | Cricket News

Desert Vipers are reigning ILT20 champions. NEW DELHI: The ILT20 Season 5 will begin with a repeat of last year’s final as defending champions Desert Vipers take on MI Emirates at the Dubai International Stadium on November 21.The opening fixture brings together two of the tournament’s most high-profile teams, with the Vipers beginning their title…

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Scientists build a tiny wireless device that records animal brains in the wild; it is lighter than a US dime |

Image Credit: Laila Milevski/Cornell University Scientists at Cornell University have developed a tiny wireless device that can record brain activity while animals move freely through their surroundings. Lighter than a US dime, the device could give researchers a clearer view of how animals navigate, communicate and interact without being held back by wires or bulky…

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2016 municipal school assault case: Mumbai court allows Mayor’s personal exemption plea but imposes Rs 1,000 cost | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Mayor and BJP corporator Ritu Tawde and two co-accused were granted exemption from personal appearance by a sessions court on Wednesday, but each was ordered to pay Rs 1,000 due to their repeated absence from proceedings in the 2016 Shastri Nagar municipal school assault case.Additional sessions judge Gopal G Bhansali directed Tawde, Zakiruddin Sayyed…

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