‘If I chose to have a child…’: Smriti Irani REACTS to Deepika Padukone’s 8-hour work shift debate

Smriti Irani shares her views on actor work ethics. She states that producers’ commitments must be honored. Irani believes Deepika Padukone’s demand is an individual matter. She recalls working through pregnancies, highlighting actor responsibility. Irani stresses personal accountability for life choices. She is back on television with Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu 2. Deepika Padukone…

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Bengal rape case: Cops rule out gang-rape in Durgapur medical student assault case; arrest victim’s friend

West Bengal police have ruled out gang-rape in the Durgapur medical student assault case, stating one of the five arrested accused committed sexual assault. The involvement of others is under investigation, with the victim’s friend also being questioned. Evidence collection, including scene reconstruction and forensic analysis, is ongoing.

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Why US students are confiding in chatbots over teachers and parents: Here’s you need to know

American students are increasingly turning to AI for academic and personal support, often replacing conversations with teachers and parents. A survey by the Center for Democracy & Technology shows that while AI aids learning, it risks weakening critical thinking, problem-solving, and human connection. Students must use AI thoughtfully to enhance, not replace, real engagement and…

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Why night flights are cheaper: The secret behind red-eye fares

Late-night flights are cheaper due to lower passenger demand, driven by factors like fatigue and limited transport. Airlines strategically schedule these flights to maximize aircraft utilization and reduce operational costs, often passing savings onto passengers through lower fares. Airports also offer reduced fees during off-peak hours, further contributing to the affordability of red-eye journeys.

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