Grey’s Anatomy’s Eric Dane misses Emmy after his ALS diagnosis: What is ALS and how serious it gets

Eric Dane, known as “McSteamy,” missed a planned Emmy appearance due to head injuries, later revealing his ALS diagnosis from April 2025. The neurodegenerative disease, which causes progressive muscle weakness and has no cure, is now a focus for Dane’s advocacy. His story highlights ALS’s devastating impact and the importance of early recognition and support.

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Jharkhand DGP Anurag Gupta’s Resignation Speculations Ignite Political Tensions

Speculation swirled on Wednesday regarding the resignation of Jharkhand DGP Anurag Gupta, though state officials remained tight-lipped. The BJP questioned his continued tenure after the Centre terminated his service in April, with one MLA hoping he wouldn’t face future jail time. Gupta was appointed DGP (in-charge) in November 2024 and later as regular DGP until…

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‘Think they are doing that’: Donald Trump suggests DOJ may probe Christopher Wray; calls his tenure ‘terrible’

Donald Trump suggested the Justice Department investigate former FBI Director Christopher Wray, accusing him of “inappropriate” conduct. Trump cited a claim of 274 plainclothes FBI agents at the Jan 6 Capitol riot, despite evidence to the contrary. This follows Trump’s repeated calls for investigations into political adversaries, reinforcing his belief in directing the DOJ against…

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The other side of Libra: 5 Traits that can be trouble

Libras, known for their friendly and fair nature, also possess certain challenging traits. They struggle with decision-making due to their desire to weigh all options, often avoiding choices altogether. Their aversion to conflict can lead to suppressed feelings, and their focus on appearances might overshadow inner qualities. While they value relationships, over-reliance on others and…

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Non-engineers now almost equal to engineers in elite B-schools: What’s breaking the ‘engineering dominance’ in management?

India’s elite B-schools are witnessing a paradigm shift: engineers no longer dominate MBA classrooms. Non-engineers—economists, commerce graduates, and humanities students—are now matching or surpassing their peers in institutes like IIM Ahmedabad, Lucknow, and Indore. Changing corporate demands, revamped admission policies, and rising aspirations among non-engineers are driving this transformation, signaling the end of engineering monopoly…

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