Arti Singh pens heartfelt gratitude note for husband Dipak Chauhan; says, “Thank you for always being there in tough times”

Arti Singh, who married Dipak Chauhan in April 2024, is currently vacationing in the Maldives. She recently shared heartfelt gratitude towards her husband on Instagram, thanking him for his unwavering support during challenging times. Arti expressed that Dipak’s presence and reassurance have been invaluable, especially when she feels overwhelmed.

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As US education system falters, Hong Kong is quietly becoming a global student magnet: Here’s why

Hong Kong is becoming a popular choice for global students. Many international students are applying to Hong Kong universities. The city increased its non-local student cap. Visa rules are now simpler for researchers. Hang Seng University sees a rise in applications. HKUST hosts students from over 80 countries. Hong Kong focuses on retaining international talent.

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Policy pause: Bank of England holds rates at 4% ahead of UK budget; Bailey signals caution as inflation, growth pressures persist

The Bank of England maintained its benchmark interest rate at 4%, prioritizing caution ahead of the UK government’s budget, which is anticipated to include tax increases. Governor Andrew Bailey indicated rates are on a “gradual path downwards” but emphasized the need for clear signs of inflation returning to the 2% target before any further reductions…

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‘She’s great’: Lorna Luft shares rare update about sister Liza Minnelli, says they stay connected

Liza Minnelli and Lorna Luft, the talented daughters of the iconic Judy Garland, have fostered a deep sisterly bond for years, regardless of the distance between them. In a recent chat, Lorna revealed their frequent phone calls filled with laughter and cherished memories. Both sisters have embraced a more understated lifestyle, stepping into the public…

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“Make call centers American again”: Conservatives turn visa and outsourcing debates into a fight against Indian talent

Conservative leaders in the US have reignited debates over H-1B visas, outsourcing, and Indian talent, framing it as a threat to American jobs. From “Make Call Centers American Again” slogans to tariff hikes and visa curbs, the rhetoric risks undermining education, innovation, and US-India ties. Advocates stress immigrants complement, not replace, Americans; fueling research, startups,…

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