NYC mayoral race: Faith leaders representing over 150 congregations back Andrew Cuomo
Andrew Cuomo, an independent candidate for New York City mayor, secured a significant endorsement from the United Clergy Coalition, representing over 150 congregations. This backing, alongside Mayor Adams’ earlier support, highlights Cuomo’s perceived experience and plans for community trust, housing, and economic development. Cuomo aims to build a safer, fairer New York.
‘Not at India’s expense’: US state secretary Marco Rubio’s big remark on US-Pakistan ties – what he said
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that strengthening ties with Pakistan will not compromise the “deep, historic, and important” partnership with India. He emphasized a pragmatic foreign policy, highlighting a long history of counterterrorism cooperation with Pakistan and the desire to expand it.
Japan’s first female PM Sanae Takaichi disavows work-life balance: What are the implications of relentless labor on productivity?
Japan’s first female Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, has rejected work-life balance, urging relentless labor as the key to success. While extreme dedication can drive achievement, studies reveal it risks burnout, fatigue, and declining creativity. Experts warn overwork harms both employees and companies, reducing efficiency, innovation, and morale, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable, balanced productivity…
Will Tua Tagovailoa play today against the Atlanta Falcons? Latest injury update on the Miami Dolphins quarterback
Miami Dolphins, with a dire 1-6 record, face a crucial road game against the 3-3 Atlanta Falcons this Sunday. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, despite recent struggles and a thumb injury, is set to start. The Dolphins desperately need a win to keep playoff hopes alive, while Atlanta aims to leverage their strong run game and exploit…
India’s top MBA colleges 2025: IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, and ISB shine in global rankings
Indian business schools are making significant global strides in 2025, with IIMs and ISB consistently ranking high internationally. Their strong academics, successful placements, and global collaborations are producing managers ready for worldwide leadership roles. This rise positions India as a key player in developing top-tier business talent for an interconnected world.
Satish Shah underwent kidney transplant; ‘wanted to live for wife Madhu’ friend reveals
The film industry mourns the loss of actor Satish Shah, who passed away due to kidney complications. His close friend Sachin Pilgaonkar shared poignant details of Shah’s final months, dedicated to caring for his wife Madhu, who is battling dementia and unaware of his death. Shah had undergone a kidney transplant earlier this year.
Man’s Rolex seized at Delhi airport; HC provides relief— Check how customs rules apply to declaring high-value items
A Dubai-based Indian traveller successfully challenged Customs at Delhi High Court after his luxury Rolex watch was wrongly classified as commercial goods. The court ruled a single high-value watch isn’t automatically for trade, allowing its redemption with a fine. This clarifies that while high-value personal items need declaration, mere possession doesn’t imply commercial intent.
‘Not at India’s expense’: Rubio’s big remark on US-Pakistan ties – here’s what he said
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that strengthening ties with Pakistan will not compromise the “deep, historic, and important” partnership with India. He emphasized a pragmatic foreign policy, highlighting a long history of counterterrorism cooperation with Pakistan and the desire to expand it.
VVITU Balotsva: Stage set for children global cultural festival
Guntur gears up for the 7th VVITU Balotsav 2025, a vibrant Telugu children’s festival from November 7-9. This global event at VVITU campus promises a kaleidoscope of culture and creativity, expecting over 10,000 daily participants. The festival nurtures talent, preserves traditions, and offers healthy competition across 61 categories, with free accommodation for out-of-state attendees.