Gen Z in India blends books and modern dating

Gen Z in India is redefining romance by seeking ‘Book Boyfriend’ qualities in real partners, as evidenced by increased mentions of bookstores and fictional heroes on Tinder. These young daters value emotional intelligence, vulnerability, and commitment, using literature as a filter for like-minded connections. They prioritise equal partnerships and mutual support, viewing ‘Book Boyfriends’ as…

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Who is Dr Ganesh Baraiya, the 3-foot-tall doctor with 72% locomotor disability, whose story is inspiring students and going viral online

Dr Ganesh Baraiya, a 3-foot-tall doctor with 72 percent locomotor disability from Bhavnagar, Gujarat, has captured national attention. Despite facing height-based disqualification from MBBS by the MCI, he fought a legal battle and won in the Supreme Court. Enrolling in Bhavnagar Medical College in 2019, he completed his MBBS and internship with support from friends…

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Trump tariff drag on Warren Buffett’s business: Berkshire Hathaway profit halves after $3.76bn Kraft Heinz writedown; Q2 net slips to $12.37bn from $30.25bn YoY

Berkshire Hathaway’s second-quarter profit plummeted 59% to $12.37 billion, impacted by a $3.76 billion writedown on its Kraft Heinz investment. Despite this setback, operating profit only marginally decreased to $11.16 billion, surpassing Wall Street expectations. While Buffett confirmed his eventual CEO departure and BNSF showed strong performance, the company’s substantial cash reserves remain untouched due…

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Angry White House accuses Alibaba of helping Chinese army to target US

The White House has accused Alibaba of providing technical support and extensive customer data to China’s People’s Liberation Army, posing a national security threat. Declassified intelligence suggests the tech giant supplies AI services and sensitive information like IP addresses and payment records. Alibaba has vehemently denied these allegations, calling them ‘complete nonsense’ and an attempt…

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