Motha MLA writes to Shah, seeks pushing back of illegal migrants

Agartala: Former rebel-turned-MLA Ranjit Debbarma on Sunday wrote to Union home minister Amit Shah, seeking his intervention to prevent the influx of migrants from Bangladesh amid the volatile political situation there.Ranjit has urged Shah to form a high-power committee to detect, identify and push back illegal immigrants who are entering Indian territory. In the letter, he has appreciated the GRP for a number of detentions and arrests at different railway stations in the state, but criticised the role of Tripura Police’s mobile task force in checking illegal migration.

Illegal Bangladeshis living in Karnataka will be sent to detention camps, deported: State home minister G Parameshwara

Karnataka's home minister G Parameshwara announced the relocation of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in the state to detention centers, followed by deportation. The government will notify the Bangladeshi high commission or ambassador for further proceedings. Regular police crackdowns are in place to arrest those without valid documents, in a move to tighten state law and order.

This airline hires high-powered attorney to seek damages from CrowdStrike and Microsoft over outage

Delta Air Lines intensified its response to the recent IT outage by hiring attorney David Boies to seek damages from CrowdStrike and Microsoft. The outage, caused by a CrowdStrike software update, led to thousands of canceled flights and a financial hit estimated at $500 million. Delta experienced significant disruptions due to its reliance on Microsoft systems.

10,675 illegal immigrants in Manipur in last 5 years: CM

Manipur CM N Biren Singh reported to the assembly that 10,675 illegal immigrants, mainly from Myanmar, China, Bangladesh, Norway, and Nepal, have been detected in the state over the past five years. Out of them, 85 have been deported, and 143 are held in detention centers. The state has spent over Rs 85 lakh on these immigrants.