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Who is Vibhav Altekar? Indian-American behind drone boat used in US rescue in Hormuz

An Indian-American tech leader, Vibhav Altekar, is in the spotlight after his company's drone boat, the Corsair, executed the US military's first autonomous vessel rescue. Two Apache helicopter crew members were saved near the Strait of Hormuz by the remotely piloted craft, showcasing a significant advancement in maritime autonomous operations.

10 Jun 2026 6:31 pm
Indian-origin police officer Tarun Bali killed on duty in Canada's Ontario by mental hospital escapee

A tragic incident near Hearst, Ontario, has claimed the life of Constable Tarun Bali of the Ontario Provincial Police. Bali, an Indian-origin officer with two-and-a-half years of service, was on duty during an investigation when he was fatally injured. Authorities have taken one person into custody as a probe into the circumstances continues.

10 Jun 2026 2:28 pm
Who is Gaurav Yadav: Meet the viral NRI Chacha taking over Instagram with just his office lunch box

In a digital landscape saturated with flashy content, Gaurav Yadav, affectionately known as NRI chacha, has found viral fame by simply documenting his ordinary workday meals. His quiet, unhurried videos offer a peaceful escape, resonating deeply with homesick young professionals and students.

31 May 2026 8:53 am
Greek proverb of the day: The unripe grape becomes sweet like honey...

Ancient Greek wisdom, embodied in the proverb 'The unripe grape becomes sweet like honey slowly-slowly,' highlights the essential virtues of patience and perseverance. This timeless saying, drawing parallels from nature's gradual processes, underscores that significant achievements and personal growth, whether in education, careers, or relationships, require time and consistent effort, ultimately leading to more rewarding outcomes.

30 May 2026 9:00 am
Renri no Eda: The Japanese concept that changes how we think about relationships

A Japanese concept, Renri no eda, suggests love isn't about becoming identical but about two distinct lives growing side-by-side. This idea encourages maintaining individuality while fostering a deep connection and shared direction in relationships. It reframes partnership as mutual growth without losing one's unique identity.

20 May 2026 11:00 pm