Punjab government sets up health camps in flood-hit areas, over 51,000 people attended on day one

The Punjab government has initiated special health camps in flood-affected regions, reaching over 51,000 individuals on the first day. Health camps were conducted in 2,016 villages, offering check-ups, treatment, and medications. ASHA workers screened 132,322 families, providing essential medicines and medical kits, while cleanliness drives and vector-control measures are underway to prevent diseases like dengue…

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‘Interstellar’ star Matthew McConaughey opens up about weed addiction: ‘Stuck for hours staring…’

Matthew McConaughey’s new book, ‘Poems and Prayers,’ reveals a past struggle with marijuana addiction. He confessed to being heavily reliant on ‘Mexican direct weed,’ leading to hours of paralysis and missed opportunities. McConaughey even admitted to being so high that he missed his own birthday, stuck in his car listening to Janet Jackson.

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Paris Jackson files new objection alleging Michael Jackson estate executors ‘pocketed’ USD 10 million for personal gain

Paris Jackson has intensified her legal battle against her late father’s estate, asserting that the executors have overstepped their authority and mismanaged finances. She alleges that more than $10 million was wrongfully appropriated in 2021, significantly overshadowing distributions to beneficiaries. Paris is concerned that the estate is being exploited for selfish interests instead of honoring…

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Bill Gates reveals his winning answer to ‘why should we hire you’ to crack any interview

Bill Gates shares his insights on tackling tough job interview questions, emphasizing the importance of showcasing motivation, adaptability, and problem-solving skills. He advises candidates to demonstrate their value, self-awareness, and ambition while aligning their goals with the company’s mission. Gates encourages authenticity and preparation to transform interviews into career opportunities.

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Currency watch: Rupee ends 12 paise lower at 86.52 as equities drop and crude rises; trade uncertainty, FIIs weigh

The Indian rupee weakened to 86.52 against the US dollar due to declining domestic equities, rising crude oil prices, and continuous foreign fund outflows. A stronger dollar and uncertainty surrounding the US-India trade deal further pressured the rupee. Investors are also cautious about upcoming monetary policy decisions and geopolitical tensions, influencing the currency’s near-term outlook.

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