Flight ops hit for 3rd straight day as ‘technical glitches’ recur

Guwahati’s airport encountered significant disruptions in IndiGo flights over the past three days, leaving many passengers stranded. In response, the government has mandated that refunds be processed swiftly and that baggage be delivered within 48 hours. Travelers expressed their irritation, with one passenger uncertain about future travel and another only discovering their flight was canceled…

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Cillian Murphy takes a break from Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ and says he can’t wait to watch It:‘I have ROMO’

Cillian Murphy, despite his absence from Christopher Nolan’s upcoming adaptation of ‘The Odyssey,’ expresses excitement for the project and Nolan’s vision. Meanwhile, Murphy’s new film ‘Steve,’ directed by Tim Mielants, premiered at TIFF to strong reviews, showcasing his range as a reform school teacher. Critics are praising Murphy’s performance, highlighting his commitment and ability to…

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Rashmika Mandanna opens up about love and ideal partner as The Girlfriend hits theatres amid wedding buzz with Vijay Deverakonda, ‘I will take a bullet for him any day’

As Rashmika Mandanna’s much-awaited film The Girlfriend releases in theatres today, the actress took a moment to connect with her fans and share her heartfelt thoughts on love, relationships, and the kind of person she envisions spending her life with. Reports suggest that she and actor Vijay Deverakonda are planning a grand yet intimate wedding…

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Explained: Why Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is betting on Google-parent Alphabet? All you need to know

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has made a significant multibillion-dollar investment in Alphabet, Google’s parent company, marking a rare move into fast-growing tech. This substantial stake, now among Berkshire’s top ten holdings, highlights Alphabet’s strong cash flows, dominant market position, and appealing valuation, even as Berkshire trims other investments and holds record cash.

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One of Silicon Valley’s biggest companies sue female AI engineers for helping ‘copycat competitor’

Palantir Technologies has sued two former senior AI engineers, Radha Jain and Joanna Cohen, alleging they stole confidential documents and source code to establish a “copycat” competitor, Percepta. The defense tech company claims the engineers, who held significant roles, provided Percepta with an illegal head start. Palantir seeks to enforce non-compete agreements and recover company…

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Mortality in hospitals rises after private equity takeover, says Harvard study

A Harvard Medical School study reveals increased patient death rates in US hospitals acquired by private equity firms due to staffing and salary cuts, particularly in emergency departments and ICUs. Similar studies highlight concerns about quality of care, adverse events, and financial motivations behind these acquisitions, suggesting that healthier hospitals are targeted for cost-cutting measures.

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