December 3, 2025
Indian Man Jailed 2 Years in US for $1M Medicare Fraud in COVID Test Scam
Mohammed Asif, an Indian national, was sentenced to two years in US federal prison for running a $1 million Medicare fraud scheme via a fake testing lab in Seattle. The scam involved billing for COVID tests that never happened.
JITO Hosts National Job Fair 2.0 in Belagavi on December 6
JITO is organising the National Job Fair 2.0 in Belagavi on Dec 6, with over 40 companies and around 2,750 youth registered for jobs, internships, and training.
German Officials Visit KSRTC to See Award-Winning Audio Navigation for Visually Impaired
A German team visited KSRTC Bengaluru to explore Dhwani Spandana, an assistive audio system for visually impaired bus riders. KSRTC’s project, backed by GIZ, has won national praise for inclusive mobility.
13 Children Fall Ill After Eating Breakfast at Scheduled Tribes Gurukul in Jogulamba Gadwal
At least 13 students at Scheduled Tribes Gurukul in Jogulamba Gadwal district fell ill after eating breakfast. They were treated at a hospital and are now stable.
Sabarimala Gold Case Sparks Fierce Fight in Pathanamthitta Local Elections
As Pathanamthitta's local elections near, the Sabarimala gold case takes center stage. Arrest of CPI(M) leader shifts political battle among UDF, LDF, and NDA.
Ernakulam Local Polls Heat Up: LDF and UDF Battle for Control Ahead of Assembly Elections
Ernakulam's local body polls are set for a fierce fight between LDF and UDF. Both sides aim to boost seats. Kochi Corporation control is crucial for UDF’s leader V.D. Satheesan.
Southern Railway Loco Pilots Begin Hunger Strike Over ALP Vacancies and Workload
Southern Railway loco pilots have started a hunger strike demanding the urgent filling of ALP vacancies. They seek relief from long hours and better allowances amid commuter service disruptions.
Kerala Local Body Polls on Dec 9-11: UDF Sees Chance to Challenge LDF Rule
Kerala prepares for local body elections on December 9 and 11. The UDF hopes to turn public mood against the LDF, citing corruption and a financial crisis in local bodies. The Sabarimala gold theft remains a key election flashpoint.
India’s Special Voter Roll Revision Stuck with Outdated Paper Data from 2002-04
India’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) relies on old, paper-based voter rolls from 2002-04. This causes errors and reduces trust. Experts call for urgent digital overhaul using ECINet to fix voter data problems.
Edamalakkudy Tribal Panchayat Votes Amid Lack of Roads and Amenities
Edamalakkudy, Kerala's first tribal panchayat, faces another local election with no proper roads or power in many settlements. BJP vows quick development if elected.
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