‘Why are roads so bad?’: Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw slams Bengaluru infra again; ministers fume

Biocon Chairperson Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw highlighted Bengaluru’s poor roads and garbage issues after an overseas visitor’s critique. Karnataka ministers responded, stating development work is underway. The state’s Deputy Chief Minister attributed pothole problems to the previous government. This infrastructure debate continues between political parties.

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3 powerful tiny seeds every woman should eat to naturally balance hormones, boost immunity, and enhance wellness

Dr. Jubair Ahmed recommends flax, pumpkin, and sesame seeds for women’s daily diet to naturally balance hormones, improve digestion, and boost immunity. These nutrient-rich seeds offer significant benefits for hair, skin, and bone health, contributing to lasting wellness. A strategic seed rotation throughout the menstrual cycle further enhances hormonal support.

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Christopher Nolan, Elliot Page reunite after 15 years: Page says new project ‘just meant so much to me’

Elliot Page has reunited with director Christopher Nolan for the upcoming film ‘The Odyssey,’ marking their first collaboration in nearly 15 years. Page expressed his joy at working with Nolan again, noting his increased comfort in himself now. He described the secretive script-reading process for ‘The Odyssey’ as reminiscent of their work on ‘Inception.’

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‘Her acting is incredible..’: Patricia Arquette remembers dear friend Diane Keaton

In a heartfelt tribute, actress Patricia Arquette celebrated the memory of Diane Keaton, a luminary who was both “vibrant and generous.” Reflecting on her unparalleled artistic vision, Arquette highlighted their collaboration on ‘Wildflower’ and ‘Schoolbreak.’ Keaton, who enchanted audiences in classics like ‘Reds’ and ‘Annie Hall,’ leaves behind a remarkable legacy at the age of…

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Being fluent in English doesn’t make it easy: An Indian student shares the truth about studying at an Australian university

Mishthi Mittal, a first-year commerce student at the University of Sydney, shares her experience studying abroad as an Indian student. Beyond English fluency, she highlights the importance of adapting to new academic systems, managing finances, and building social networks. Her journey offers insights into balancing academics, culture, and career preparation for aspiring international students in…

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