Telegram CEO Pavel Durov on hiring engineers: Don’t do traditional interviews, but hold contests where…

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has revealed his unique hiring strategy, ditching traditional interviews for competitive coding contests. He asserts this method superiorly identifies top engineering talent for his elite 30-person team, eliminating HR and ensuring product familiarity. This approach, which has offered lucrative salaries like $1 million, also crowdsources innovative solutions, a practice Durov has…

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Mohanlal mourns as Hindi cinema legend Dharmendra passes away, calling his demise ‘the end of a cinematic era’

Veteran actor Dharmendra, a legend of Hindi cinema, has passed away at 89 in Mumbai. His demise, confirmed by police sources, has triggered an outpouring of tributes from across the film industry, including from South stars like Mohanlal. Known for iconic roles, Dharmendra’s six-decade career spanned over 300 films. He was set to celebrate his…

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Afghan Hindus and Sikhs meet foreign minister Muttaqi; urge restoration, maintenance of gurdwaras, temples

Afghan Hindus and Sikhs in India met the Taliban’s foreign minister, seeking safe passage for Indian nationals to visit their homeland and urging the regime to restore minority rights. They requested joint delegations for temple and gurdwara upkeep and proposed appointing Hindus and Sikhs to high government positions to strengthen bilateral ties.

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Laalo-Krishna Sada Sahaayate’ beats Chhaava to score the biggest 6th week of the year

Gujarati film Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate has achieved an unprecedented box office feat, outperforming Vicky Kaushal’s Chhaava with a staggering Rs 24.40 crore in its sixth week. This modest-budget regional success, driven by exceptional word-of-mouth and cultural resonance, demonstrates remarkable staying power, drawing family audiences and repeat viewers, marking a historic moment for Gujarati…

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‘No anti-national statements’: Kiren Rijiju’s advice to Rahul Gandhi over his foreign policy remarks; reiterates ‘Pakistani language’ attack

Kiren Rijiju responded to Rahul Gandhi’s criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign policy. Rijiju accused Gandhi of speaking against the nation and using the language of Pakistan. He defended the Prime Minister’s foreign policy decisions. Rijiju also mentioned upcoming Parliament session. He said that the government is open to discussion.

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