Ganesh Chaturthi: Prabhas starrer ‘The Raja Saab’ team celebrates Ganesha on sets—See pictures

The cast and crew of the Prabhas starrer ‘The RajaSaab’ celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi on their set with devotion, seeking blessings for the film’s success. Directed by Maruthi, this horror-comedy-romance is now slated for release on January 9, 2026. Meanwhile, the team behind the film ‘Peddi’ also shared Ganesh Chaturthi wishes and commenced shooting a major…

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Ameesha Patel slams double standards in love: ‘If a woman wants well-settled man, she’s gold-digger… if a man wants woman to…’

Ameesha Patel recently addressed the double standards prevalent in relationships, highlighting the unfair labels placed on women seeking well-settled partners. She also shared her experiences of prioritizing her career over marriage, recalling a past relationship where her partner was uncomfortable with her public life. Patel remains open to marriage, hoping to find a worthy partner…

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Novak Djokovic joins TikTok trend with viral Bruno Mars’ Uptown Funk dance in bright yellow suit

Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic delighted fans with a TikTok video on August 1, 2025, showcasing his dance moves to Bruno Mars’ “Uptown Funk.” Donning a bright yellow suit, Djokovic confidently performed the #UptownFunkChallenge, garnering over a million views in 24 hours. Fans praised his style and lightheartedness, appreciating the glimpse into his off-court personality.

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Jharkhand’s Innovative Approach to Combat Malnutrition: Linking Anganwadi Centres with Primary Schools

Jharkhand is making strides in combating malnutrition through integrated efforts like linking anganwadi centers with schools and establishing Malnutrition Treatment Centers. The state government is focusing on community participation, awareness programs, and schemes like Anaemia Mukt Bharat. Challenges remain in remote areas due to poverty and cultural practices, but the government aims for a ‘Malnutrition-Free…

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University of Washington professor blasts mandatory DEI statement for new hires, warns many qualified candidates could leave

A University of Washington professor has criticised the mandatory diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) statement required for new faculty hires, warning it may deter qualified candidates. Stuart Reges noted that even award-winning faculty could fail under the current DEI rules. The job posting included a rubric assessing DEI contributions. In response, the university cancelled the…

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The new education paradox: How enrollment declines are reshaping teacher staffing in US

Across the US, public schools face a complex staffing paradox. Pandemic-era funding allowed districts to expand teaching staff despite declining enrollment, but as federal aid ends, budget pressures and school choice shifts create new challenges. Shortages are now concentrated in high-need subjects and underserved areas, prompting districts to adopt targeted strategies like grow-your-own programs to…

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