Hyderabad court sentences 20-yr-old flower decorator to 20 years’ rigorous imprisonment for impregnating minor
Hyderabad court sentences 20-yr-old flower decorator to 20 years’ rigorous imprisonment for impregnating minor
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The great degree deception: Half of US college graduates work jobs that don’t require a diploma
More than half of recent US college graduates are working in roles that do not require a degree, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Underemployment affects 41% of graduates, with some fields facing rates above 60%. Despite their education, many earn only modest wage premiums. Tech disruptions, automation, and employers dropping degree…
Han Chae-hee Transitions from Acting to Music with Debut Single ‘Ddaak Jochoo’
Korean actress Han Chae-hee steps into music with her debut single ‘Ddaak Jochoo’, a catchy flirting anthem bolder than classic pick-up lines, blending sweet vocals and meme vibes to spark new trends among young fans.
ED attaches 9 luxury Dubai properties worth Rs 51.7 cr; linked to Rs 1,266 cr bank fraud
The Enforcement Directorate has seized nine luxury properties in Dubai valued at over Rs 51 crore. These assets are linked to a massive Rs 1,266 crore fraud against the State Bank of India. The fraud allegedly involves Advantage Overseas Private Limited and its owner Shrikant Bhasi. Funds were siphoned off through shell companies and used…
‘We carry India’s flag abroad; but at home, we’re shut out of our own screens’
Independent Indian filmmakers are protesting systemic neglect and exhibition bias, demanding fair theatre access. Citing limited screenings for films like ‘Agra’, they decry a “movie mafia” favoring blockbusters. Filmmakers argue a lack of support systems hinders non-mainstream cinema, unlike in developed nations, and call for an end to gatekeeping and fear.
Lamine Yamal faces investigation amid dwarfism remark controversy
Barcelona star Lamine Yamal faces scrutiny as Spain’s Ministry of Social Rights investigates his 18th birthday party. The probe follows a complaint about entertainers with dwarfism, sparking concerns of perpetuated stereotypes. Despite criticism, one performer defended their presence, stating they were treated respectfully and legally employed.
“That was really fun” – Caitlin Clark revisits her first football coach moment giving tips to Taylor Swift
Caitlin Clark shared insights on her conversation with Taylor Swift at a Kansas City Chiefs game on the ‘A Touch More’ podcast, explaining football nuances to the pop star. Despite a groin injury forcing her to miss the All-Star game, Clark attended, offering advice from the sidelines and advocating for equal pay for WNBA players.
Cyclone Ditwah: Chennai, suburbs wake to season’s wettest morning; schools, colleges closed
Cyclone Ditwah, after weakening, surprised Chennai with a deluge on Monday morning, causing widespread flooding and traffic disruptions. The India Meteorological Department issued orange and red alerts for the city and Tiruvallur respectively. Weathermen predict continued heavy rain for the region as the system lingers offshore.
Exclusive | Oman players puzzled by Suryavanshi: ’14 saal ke ho, kaise maarte ho ye chakke?’
India’s 14-year-old batting prodigy Vaibhav Suryavanshi has captivated young Oman cricketers Samay Shrivastava and Aryan Bisht with his explosive six-hitting prowess. Suryavanshi’s record-breaking 144 against UAE and 45 against Pakistan Shaheens have left the duo eager to meet him. Both Shrivastava and Bisht share fascinating journeys from India to representing Oman.
Can Russell Wilson stand on his own without the Legion of Boom? Richard Sherman questions his Hall of Fame dreams
Russell Wilson’s career faces scrutiny as his performance dips post-Legion of Boom, sparking Hall of Fame debates. Richard Sherman questions Wilson’s ability to dominate independently, highlighting the impact of Seattle’s defense on his early success. After a shaky start with the Giants, Wilson was benched for rookie Jaxson Dart, intensifying pressure to prove his elite…