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File photo: Bangladesh’s interim chief Muhammad Yunus (Picture credit: IANS) Bangladesh’s interim chief, Muhammad Yunus, will remain in office, as confirmed by advisers following a closed-door council meeting amid resignation speculation. Despite earlier indications of possible resignation due to political and military pressure, planning adviser Wahiduddin Mahmud stated Yunus has not expressed intentions to step down. As tensions rise over election timelines and political discord, Yunus is set to meet with leaders from the Bangladesh...

Banks Closed on May 24Banks across India will be closed today, May 24, due to the fourth Saturday of the month, as per the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) calendar, which mandates closures on every second and fourth Saturday. Customers are advised that while physical branch services like cash deposits and cheque clearances are unavailable, digital banking services, including mobile banking and ATMs, will remain operational for transactions. Upcoming regional bank holidays include May 26...

Google cofounder Sergey Brin has returned to Google after his 2019 retirement, working daily to advance the company's AI initiatives, particularly its Gemini models, in response to the competitive landscape following OpenAI's ChatGPT launch. At the I/O developer conference, Brin emphasized that AI presents unparalleled opportunities and challenges, stating that Gemini aims to achieve artificial general intelligence (AGI). His comeback marks a shift from retirement pursuits to actively tackling the computational demands of AI development...

Gujarat Titans skipper Shubman Gill (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Shubman Gill is set to become India's Test captain following Rohit Sharma's retirement, starting with a five-match series against England on June 20. Although his captaincy record in T20Is and IPL shows mixed results, his leadership qualities are praised by teammates and coaches for his calm demeanor and strategic thinking. The Gujarat Titans, currently leading the IPL points table, face middle-order challenges, underscoring the importance of...

About the AuthorKanwardeep SinghKanwardeep Singh, an MBA and a journalist by accident, writes on crime against women, health and wildlife for TOI. Digging deeper for informational writing and piquing interest of readers are his USP.Read More Full Article

In 2024, over 1.65 lakh Schengen visa applications from India were rejected, causing a financial loss of approximately Rs 136 crore in non-refundable fees, with India ranking third globally in this regard. Of the 11.08 lakh applications submitted, only 5.91 lakh were approved, resulting in a rejection rate of nearly 15%, notably impacting tourism and business travel. The highest rejection costs came from France, Switzerland, and Germany, prompting calls for more transparent visa processes as...