‘Irfan Pathan se obsessed hain’: Ex-India seamer’s subtle dig at Shahid Afridi

Irfan Pathan has responded to Shahid Afridi’s recent criticism, fuelling their ongoing rivalry. Afridi challenged Pathan to a face-to-face discussion after Pathan’s past remarks about a 2006 incident resurfaced. Pathan alluded to Afridi’s obsession with him, referencing their on-field battles where Pathan dismissed Afridi nine times. Their verbal sparring intensifies amidst heightened India-Pakistan tensions, coinciding…

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‘She made my life very easy’: ‘Kalki 2898 AD’ director Nag Ashwin once called Deepika Padukone ‘effortless’

Deepika Padukone’s departure from ‘Kalki 2898 AD’ sequel surprised fans, despite director Nag Ashwin’s past praise for her effortless acting in the first film. Production house Vyjayanthi Movies cited a lack of partnership commitment as the reason for the split. Padukone has already moved on, commencing work on Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘King’, marking their sixth…

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Zubeen Garg’s wife Garima is inconsolable in viral PIC after his sudden demise in an accident, his dog cries

Popular singer Zubeen Garg tragically passed away at 51 in Singapore after a scuba diving accident, just before his scheduled performance at the North East India Festival. Heartbreaking visuals show his wife, Garima Saikia Garg, and family grieving. Even Zubeen’s pet dog appeared distressed. PM Modi expressed his condolences, remembering Zubeen’s rich contribution to music.

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The man who helped build the iPhone is now stealing Apple staff for OpenAI

OpenAI is aggressively poaching Apple employees and partnering with its suppliers, aiming to launch consumer hardware by late 2026. Led by former Apple executive Tang Tan, the recruitment drive has attracted talent in design, manufacturing, and engineering. OpenAI plans a family of screen-free, pocket-sized AI devices, challenging Apple’s dominance and creating tension between the two…

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Gujarat chip city: Japanese, Taiwanese firms plan housing corridors in Dholera; Tata’s fab to host expat employees

Japanese and Taiwanese firms, including Tokyo Electron and PSMC, are considering establishing country-specific housing corridors in Dholera, Gujarat, to accommodate expat employees working on India’s first chip fabrication unit. These private townships aim to cater to the specific needs of expats, addressing dietary preferences and cultural adjustments in the remote location.

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Gujarat chip city: Japanese, Taiwanese firms plan housing corridors in Dholera

Japanese and Taiwanese firms, including Tokyo Electron and PSMC, are considering establishing country-specific housing corridors in Dholera, Gujarat, to accommodate expat employees working on India’s first chip fabrication unit. These private townships aim to cater to the specific needs of expats, addressing dietary preferences and cultural adjustments in the remote location.

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Jim Banks’ American Tech Workforce Act targets OPT: Are US job opportunities at stake for students?

The American Tech Workforce Act, introduced by Senator Jim Banks, proposes ending the OPT program and overhauling H-1B visas to prioritize American workers. International graduates, particularly from India, face uncertainty as OPT, a key pathway to US work experience, comes under scrutiny. The debate raises stakes for students, the tech sector, and America’s innovation economy.

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Dulquer Salmaan and Kalyani Priyadarshan’s ‘Lokah: Chapter 1-Chandra’ becomes only the third film to cross Rs 100 crore mark in Malayalam

Dulquer Salmaan’s backed film, Lokah: Chapter 1-Chandra, directed by Dominic Arun, has achieved remarkable success. The film has grossed Rs 130.38 crore in 23 days, with its Malayalam version surpassing Rs 100 crore. It becomes the third Malayalam film to achieve this milestone, following Thudarum and Manjummel Boys, also becoming the highest-grossing female-led South Indian…

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Eating dry fruits during pregnancy can lower children’s allergy risk after birth: Research

A recent study indicates that a mother’s diet during pregnancy significantly impacts her child’s allergy risk. Consuming dry fruits, nuts, vegetables, and protein-rich foods may lower the likelihood of allergies in infants. This research highlights the importance of nutrient-dense diets for pregnant women, suggesting a proactive approach to shaping early immunity and long-term wellness in…

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