‘Anti-woke’ Florida state in legal crosshairs: Civil Rights complaint says 32 scholarships play race and gender favourites; what’s actually happening?

Florida State University is under federal investigation after a civil rights complaint alleged 32 scholarships discriminate based on race and gender. Filed by the Equal Protection Project, the complaint claims donor preferences violate Title VI, Title IX, and the Equal Protection Clause. FSU denies wrongdoing, but the case highlights ongoing debates over equity and donor…

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I still get butterflies: Mandira Bedi gets real about walking the ramp, style, and confidence

Mandira Bedi graced the Lakmé Fashion Week runway for Payal Jain’s ‘Paris Mon Amour’ collection, exuding elegance in a white gown. She shared her personal style mantra, emphasizing confidence and timeless classics over fleeting trends. Bedi also highlighted the importance of thoughtful dressing as a ‘calling card’ for making a strong first impression.

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Want to stay on world map? Stop backing terror: Army chief to Pak

Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi sternly warned Pakistan to cease terrorism support or risk its global standing, referencing Operation Sindoor. He revealed over 100 Pakistani soldiers and numerous terrorists were killed, and nine facilities destroyed in precise strikes after the Pahalgam attack. Dwivedi stressed India’s future provocations would not go unanswered, urging heightened readiness and…

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“We get to relive our last year” – Tyrese Haliburton’s fiancée Jade Jones shares tearful moment at NBA star’s documentary debut with Starting 5

Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton is making his Netflix debut in the docuseries ‘Starting 5’ while recovering from an Achilles injury. His fiancée, Jade Jones, shared an emotional Instagram post reliving their past year through the series. The show also features other NBA stars, including Kevin Durant, James Harden, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and premieres October…

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They will not shake hands’: Former India cricketer predicts another one-sided India win over Pakistan

Ahead of the India-Pakistan Women’s World Cup clash on October 5, former cricketer Saba Karim declared India clear favourites, dismissing Pakistan as a true rival. He highlighted India’s superior skill, spin strength, and team depth. Karim also confirmed the Indian team will not shake hands with Pakistani players, mirroring the men’s team’s stance, emphasizing focus…

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