Tasmac cracks down on liquor overcharging at retail shops; third MRP violation to lead to dismissal | Chennai News

CHENNAI: Going harder on overcharging liquor buyers beyond the maximum retail price (MRP), the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation (TASMAC) has revised its penal action to dismiss personnel at retail vending shops if they are caught violating the MRP norms for a third time.The revised disciplinary guidelines, issued through a circular by Tasmac on Friday,…

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US government updates list of H-1B Debarred and Disqualified companies; names these four as ‘willful violators’; here’s what this means

US adds four employers to the list of companies barred from H-1B visa program The US Department of Labor has updated its list of employers s barred from participating in the H-1B visa program. The department has named four companies as “willful violators” of H-1B rules. The updated list, effective July 1, 2026, includes GowraTech,…

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The hidden airplane space most passengers never see: Why flight attendants rely on the ‘sin bin’ during long journeys

Long-haul flights can last anywhere from 10 to 18 hours, requiring flight attendants to remain alert while managing passenger safety, serving meals and handling emergencies. They’re expected to stay sharp and attentive through the entire journey, looking after passenger safety, running meal service and standing ready for anything unexpected. Passengers watch crew members move through…

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Archaeologists uncover rare 2,000-year-old Liubo game boards in Han Dynasty tombs, but its rules remain one of history’s greatest mysteries | World News

Centuries before chess spread across Asia, another board game captivated people throughout ancient China. Known as Liubo, it was played by emperors, nobles and ordinary families during the Han Dynasty, appearing so frequently that complete game sets were buried alongside the dead. Yet despite its popularity more than 2,000 years ago, the game’s rules have…

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This 90-year-old woman in China unknowingly kept using a live grenade as a kitchen hammer for over 20 years | World News

Image: South China Morning Post Sometimes the most dangerous discoveries hide in plain sight. In central China, a 90-year-old woman spent nearly two decades using what she believed was an ordinary piece of scrap metal as a household hammer. The heavy object cracked walnuts, crushed red peppers and drove nails into wood without ever causing…

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