Dalip Tahil congratulates Pierce Brosnan for pulling off the best ‘Bond’ the world has seen

Dalip Tahil commemorated the release anniversary of ‘The Deceivers’, recalling working with Pierce Brosnan before he became James Bond. Tahil shared an anecdote about Brosnan expressing disappointment at missing the Bond role during the film’s shoot. He congratulated Brosnan on his iconic portrayal of 007, celebrating the early India-Hollywood collaboration and Brosnan’s magnificent career.

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How exactly is Shivon Zilis ‘Indian’?

Shivon Zilis, Elon Musk’s AI executive partner, is being celebrated in India due to her Punjabi heritage. While biologically half-Indian, Zilis identifies culturally as Canadian, having grown up and built her career in North America. India’s pride stems from her elite global achievement and connection to Musk, highlighting how ancestry bridges cultures.

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Vicky Kaushal Celebrates 10 Years of ‘Masaan’: A decade since his powerful debut

Vicky Kaushal commemorated the 10th anniversary of his debut film, “Masaan,” by sharing nostalgic memories on social media. The film, also marking Neeraj Ghaywan’s directorial debut, garnered critical acclaim and won awards at the Cannes Film Festival. Kaushal’s recent role was in “Chhaava,” a historical drama where he played Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, which became a…

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Saudi Arabia’s state security anounces military jobs for men in intelligence sector: Eligibility and how to apply

The State Security Presidency of Saudi Arabia is accepting applications for military roles in the General Investigations Sector from September 13–18, 2025, via the Absher platform. The roles target diploma holders in various technical and administrative fields. This recruitment supports the Kingdom’s internal security strategy and aligns with the agency’s broader counter-terrorism and intelligence mandate.

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Why female admissions at IITs are stuck at 20% and what’s really holding progress back

Despite policy interventions like the Supernumerary Seats Scheme, female enrolment in IIT BTech programmes remains stagnant at around 20% as of 2025. While the number of women admitted has risen in absolute terms, the proportional share has seen minimal growth since 2020. Social, cultural, and institutional barriers—including safety concerns, high coaching costs, and confidence gaps—continue…

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