Abhinav Kashyap, director of ‘Dabangg,’ has reignited his feud with Salman Khan’s family, alleging they ousted him from the franchise and denied him credit. Kashyap claims the Khans sought to capitalize on the film’s success, sidelining him to pave the way for Arbaaz Khan. Read the full article to know more.
Lucknow College hosts lecture series on human civilization to mark Vivekananda and Gandhi anniversaries
In a decade-old land dispute case, a local MP-MLA court in Dumka acquitted Jharkhand’s health minister Irfan Ansari and his father, Furkan Ansari, a former MP. The court cited a lack of evidence against them after hearing arguments from both sides.
US Congressman Michael Baumgartner writes about how India’s success may become a keystone of American security. Maintaining good bilateral ties should be a bipartisan priority in Washington.
Anthropologist Kailash Kumar Mishra highlighted the deep roots of Shaivism in Jharkhand’s tribal communities, emphasizing Shiva’s role as a deity connected to nature and agriculture. He spoke about the inclusivity of tribal traditions, drawing both tribal and non-tribal devotees to sites like Dewaki and Tanginath.
Harvard University is set to receive nearly $2.7 billion in research grants and contracts after a court ruling deemed the Trump administration’s freeze unlawful. The funds, initially blocked due to alleged concerns about campus antisemitism, are being reinstated following a judge’s decision that the freeze was politically motivated. This victory safeguards academic freedom and federally…
Klarna, a European fintech company, is adjusting its AI strategy after aggressively cutting costs and jobs by implementing AI solutions. CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski admits they may have overdone it, impacting service and product quality. Now, Klarna is shifting focus to productivity and customer service, hiring new employees after a successful US IPO, signaling a move…
Utkal University, with police assistance, evicted unauthorized occupants from around 50 staff quarters, including street vendors and individuals renting from staff. The action followed complaints of misuse and aimed to restore the university’s educational environment. Authorities broke open locked quarters, removing belongings and addressing concerns about illegal occupation by outsiders, retired staff, and encroachment.
In Ranchi, a mobile store under Sukhdeonagar police station was targeted by thieves, who made off with ₹4 lakh in cash and mobile phones worth ₹1.25 lakh. Police are investigating the break-in, with forensic teams at the scene. This incident follows a recent spike in thefts across Ranchi, heightening concerns among residents.
