Throwback: When Rashmika Mandanna channeled Srivalli charm in pink and yellow saree – Watch

Rashmika Mandanna, celebrated as India’s ‘National Crush,’ captivated fans during ‘Pushpa 2’ promotions, embracing traditional wear as Srivalli. She donned a coral chiffon saree with gold accents and a bright yellow silk saree featuring a ‘Pushpa’ embroidered bow. The ‘Animal’ actor’s upcoming projects include ‘The Girlfriend,’ ‘Thama,’ ‘Mysaa,’ ‘Pushpa 3: The Rampage,’ and ‘Animal Park.’

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10 best countries to live and work in 2025

The Henley Opportunity Index 2025 identifies top countries for living and working, ranking them on earning potential, career advancement, and livability. Switzerland leads with its stable economy and high quality of life, followed by Singapore’s financial hub and the United States’ diverse job market. Australia, Canada, and the UK also offer unique opportunities for professionals…

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Princeton University trims programs and perks as Trump’s federal funding cuts bite

Princeton University is cutting programs and perks as Trump administration funding freezes strain even its $34 billion endowment. Research grants, campus services, and hiring have been scaled back, with workshops, free offerings, and some capital projects halted. While expanding financial aid to maintain accessibility, Princeton’s adjustments highlight how elite universities grapple with federal policy shifts,…

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‘Historic gift’: Delhi gets major infrastructure boost as PM Narendra Modi inaugurates 2 highway projects worth Rs 11,000 crore— Dwarka Expressway and Urban Extension Road-II

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Delhi section of the Dwarka Expressway and the Urban Extension Road-II (UER-II) in Delhi-NCR, built for approximately Rs 11,000 crore. These projects aim to decongest Delhi, improve regional connectivity, and reduce travel time. The Dwarka Expressway provides multi-modal connectivity, while UER-II links key national highways.

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H-1B visa hiring gap revealed: Why top US tech giants favour immigrants over citizens

American STEM graduates face hidden recruitment practices favoring H-1B visa holders in top tech firms, despite universities’ efforts to provide job-ready skills. Companies often use specialized channels, bypassing standard recruitment, creating an education-opportunity mismatch. Awareness of these practices and visa pathways is crucial for domestic talent to compete fairly and access coveted positions.

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