After Aishwarya Rai, Abhishek Bachchan, Karan Johar moves to Delhi HC to seek protection of his personality rights

Following similar actions by Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai, filmmaker Karan Johar has petitioned the Delhi High Court to safeguard his personality rights. Johar seeks to prevent the unauthorized commercial use of his name and image on merchandise. The court previously granted protection to the Bachchans, prohibiting the exploitation of their identities for profit, setting…

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‘Dashavatar’ box office collections day 3: Dilip Prabhavalkar’s film crosses Rs 4 cr; sees strong weekend growth

Subodh Khanolkar’s Marathi thriller ‘Dashavatar,’ starring Dilip Prabhavalkar, has garnered significant box office success, crossing Rs 4.37 crore in its opening weekend. The film, set in the Konkan region, showcases the traditional Dashavatar theatre form and has enjoyed impressive occupancy rates across Maharashtra, particularly during evening shows, indicating strong word-of-mouth appeal.

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100 days since exit: Elon Musk’s DOGE leaves lasting scars for federal workforce; impact set to linger for years

Following Elon Musk’s departure, the Department of Government Efficiency’s impact continues to plague federal staff, with significant civil servant departures and career disruptions. Despite Musk’s exit and DOGE’s apparent cessation, its influence persists through remaining personnel and allies in key government roles. Concerns linger regarding hidden mismanagement and risks within federal departments.

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The path from “Great Resignation” to “Great Stay”: How job hugging is changing the American labour market

Once hailed for bold career leaps during the “Great Resignation,” American workers are now gripped by caution. A 2025 ResumeBuilder.com survey shows 46% identify as “job huggers,” staying put amid shrinking opportunities, layoffs, and AI disruption. What appears as stability masks stagnation, disengagement, and a fragile labour economy struggling under the weight of uncertainty.

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Indian Railways introduces permanent holding area at New Delhi Station to manage festival crowds

To manage passenger flow during peak festival seasons, Indian Railways is establishing a permanent holding area near New Delhi Station’s Ajmeri Gate side. This pre-ticketing zone, equipped with amenities like drinking water and toilets, will accommodate thousands of passengers. The initiative aims to prevent platform overcrowding and enhance passenger safety, drawing lessons from past events…

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