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    ED arrests Delhi-based ticketing agent in 'Dunkey Route case' linked to Indians deported from USA in Feb 2025

    Tarun Khosla, a Delhi-based ticketing agent, was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in October 2025. He was involved in facilitating illegal immigration through the Dunkey Route, which includes dangerous crossings. The ED's investigation revealed Khosla's coordination with various agents and local contacts in South America. Over 300 Indians were deported from the USA after illegally entering via this route.

    Billionaire Ray Dalio says we’re nearing point where AI bubble may burst

    Speaking at the Forbes Global CEO Conference in Singapore on Wednesday, Dalio said that a huge amount of debt is being taken out to fund AI. As rates continue to climb, that is a point at which the bubble begins to pop.

    New York Shocking Crime: Woman stabs man in head after traffic dispute in Queens, cops launch manhunt; here’s what we know about the victim and the suspect

    A shocking event unfolded in Bayside, Queens, where a woman allegedly attacked a 52-year-old man with a knife as he worked on his porch. Witnesses indicated that she confronted him after parking her car, inquiring about what he was staring at before the violence erupted. The victim received three stitches for a deep wound but is expected to heal.

    Top-seeded Alexander Zverev rallies just in time to avoid a first-round exit at the US Open

    Alexander Zverev narrowly avoided a historic first-round U.S. Open exit. He battled Lorenzo Sonego for nearly five hours before securing victory. Zverev faced significant challenges and multiple break point opportunities. This hard-fought win came after a recent French Open title and Wimbledon final. The top seed now advances to face Quentin Halys in the next round.

    Brookfield bets on grid-ready Indian states for green investment

    Brookfield Asset Management plans to focus new renewable energy investments in southern India, citing stronger transmission networks and lower grid curtailment than western and northern states. It said grid bottlenecks remain a temporary challenge as it targets expanding its renewable energy portfolio from 12 GW to 45 GW while also betting on data centres.

    ‘OK, time to go’: Cabs, cash and twisted routes to escape Dubai

    Middle East travel chaos erupts as war zones force stranded tourists to seek arduous overland routes. Commercial flights halted, leaving travelers like Kalie Moore to navigate costly, makeshift journeys via Saudi Arabia and Oman. Businesses are evacuating staff, highlighting the region's volatile situation and the scramble for safe passage home.

    The Economic Times
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