HC to Google, Facebook and others: Delete posts calling Malabar Gold ‘Pakistan sympathiser’ after brand linked to Instagram influencer Alishba Khalid

Malabar Gold and Diamonds obtained Bombay HC relief, directing the deletion of defamatory social media posts. The brand was labelled a ‘Pakistan sympathiser’ for hiring a UK-resident Pakistani influencer. Malabar clarified they were unaware of her origin and discontinued her services after her anti-India remarks, which occurred after her engagement.

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Harvard offers free online courses across a variety of disciplines for global learners

Harvard University has broadened its educational impact by offering free online courses in diverse fields like computer science, AI, and humanities. This initiative aims to break down educational barriers, enabling global learners to access high-quality academic content at their own pace. With millions enrolled, Harvard sets a precedent for accessible, top-tier education worldwide.

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Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: Smriti Irani’s powerful monologue as Tulsi Virani wins hearts

Smriti Irani, famed as Tulsi Virani, is captivating audiences again with a powerful scene from ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’ reboot. Her monologue addresses the unrecognized struggles of housewives, particularly regarding financial autonomy and the lack of acknowledgment for their contributions. The scene, featuring a confrontation with Mihir, highlights Tulsi’s demand for recognition and…

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Punjab floods: Sanjay Dutt extends support; netizens praise him for following footsteps of his dad Sunil Dutt

Sanjay Dutt expressed his heartfelt concern for the flood victims in Punjab, acknowledging the devastating impact on life and property. He offered his support and prayers, echoing the legacy of his father, Sunil Dutt, who was also deeply connected to Punjab. Many praised Sanjay for his solidarity and remembered Sunil Dutt’s love for the region…

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Scored below zero? These subjects of DU’s PG courses still have seats for you

Delhi University’s recent PG admission data shows several programmes admitted students with zero or negative entrance scores, including in the unreserved category. Courses like MA (Persian), MA (Buddhist Studies), and MSc (Informatics) had cut-offs as low as -19 to -4. Reserved categories also saw minimal thresholds. The data covers 15 programmes across humanities and sciences,…

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