Kamal Haasan restrained from making ‘defamatory remarks’ against Kannada language; Bengaluru court issues verdict a month after controversy

Kamal Haasan made headlines last month for his remark about the Kannada language during a promotional event for his film Thug Life. The comment landed him in legal trouble, and the film faced a ban in Bengaluru. A Bengaluru civil court has now issued an ex parte interim injunction, preventing the veteran actor from making…

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Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth wants managers to follow this guide to resolve workplace conflicts: ‘I’ve done this so many times…’

Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth shared a four-step plan for resolving workplace conflicts, advocating for valuable feedback over ego. His method includes listening to the offended, encouraging reflection on the conflict’s substance, considering the other party’s perspective, and facilitating reconciliation. This guidance is particularly relevant as Meta’s reduced management layers place more conflict resolution responsibility on…

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Bank of Baroda 2025 registration window opens for managerial posts: Direct link to apply here

Bank of Baroda has opened its 2025 managerial recruitment drive, offering 330 positions, with registration closing on August 29, 2025. Candidates must meet eligibility criteria outlined in the official notification and apply online via bankofbaroda.in. The process includes application submission with fees of ₹850 or ₹175 (category-based) and a merit-based selection through shortlisting and Personal…

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Urban climate funding: Indian cities need $2.4 trillion by 2050 to withstand floods, heatwaves – World Bank

A World Bank report indicates Indian cities need significant investment. This investment is for resilient, low-carbon infrastructure by 2050. Cities face rising climate risks like floods and heatwaves. Economic losses could surge without action. Delhi, Chennai, Surat, and Lucknow are most vulnerable. The report urges fiscal changes and private capital to bridge the infrastructure gap.

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Why the uproar over Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl show might work in his favor at the Grammys

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime gig, despite controversy, is boosting his Grammy chances. Experts believe the widespread discussion, fueled by cultural and political debates, is making his Spanish-language music more prominent. This high-profile event is positioning him as a significant cultural force, potentially leading to greater recognition at the awards.

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