‘Take that leap, leave your comfort zone’: An Indian student shares the ground reality of studying at Parsons in New York

An Indian student at Parsons School of Design in New York shares the realities of studying abroad, navigating a new city, adapting to project-based learning, and embracing opportunities beyond the classroom. From overcoming homesickness to showcasing work in Times Square, his journey highlights resilience, creativity, and growth. His advice: step outside your comfort zone for…

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Visakhapatnam: HRF demands immediate withdrawal of Ambuja Cements’ proposed grinding unit

The Human Rights Forum demands the immediate withdrawal of Ambuja Cements’ proposed grinding unit in Visakhapatnam, citing it as a hazardous industry in an already densely populated and polluted area. They call for the cancellation of the public hearing, alleging a misleading EIA report and dangerous proximity to residential zones. HRF asserts this project disregards…

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Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt had a surprising health experience in Austin that left her questioning everything about wellness

Kansas City Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt recently experienced an “eye-opening” holistic wellness assessment at Medici Health, Austin. This comprehensive check-up, spanning heart screenings to vision tests, profoundly highlighted the critical importance of proactive self-care before health issues emerge. Hunt lauded the compassionate team and the Phillips family’s vision, advocating for health as a continuous, empowering…

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’38-point charter’: Pakistan government reaches agreement with protestors; negotiations include multiple reforms

Protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir concluded after an agreement. The Pakistan government and protestors signed a 25-point charter. This followed days of violence and unrest in the region. The deal includes compensation for victims and significant developmental measures. Key provisions cover education, health, and electricity improvements. Administrative reforms and infrastructure projects are also part of the…

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‘Dhadak 2’: Director Shazia Iqbal opens up on audiences initially labelling Siddhant Chaturvedi – Triptii Dimri starrer as a ‘disaster’

Director Shazia Iqbal found the audience calling ‘Dhadak 2’ a ‘disaster’ heartbreaking. Despite initial box office struggles, the film gained popularity on Netflix, reaching a global audience. It portrays caste-based discrimination and is a Hindi remake of the Tamil film ‘Pariyerum Perumal.’

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Pak buckles in PoK: Sharif govt, protesters sign pact – what’s in the deal?

Protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir concluded after an agreement. The Pakistan government and protestors signed a 25-point charter. This followed days of violence and unrest in the region. The deal includes compensation for victims and significant developmental measures. Key provisions cover education, health, and electricity improvements. Administrative reforms and infrastructure projects are also part of the…

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