QS Global MBA Rankings 2026: Top 10 US business schools dominating the list

The QS Global MBA Rankings for 2026 reveal that US business schools continue to lead, with Wharton, Harvard and MIT Sloan maintaining their strong positions. These rankings emphasize employability, ROI and alumni networks, highlighting the importance of career services and industry connections. While US schools dominate, European and Asian institutions remain competitive, pushing for continuous…

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Saif Ali Khan had a ‘rebellious childhood’: Soha Ali Khan reveals he would dye his hair red and blonde, sneak out at night

Soha Ali Khan reflects on her relationship with her older brother, Saif Ali Khan, highlighting the age gap that initially kept them apart. Growing up, Saif was seen as the rebellious one, often serving as a cautionary example for Soha and Saba. His unpredictable appearances and adventurous spirit brought excitement and a touch of chaos…

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Anurag Kashyap on senior Shah Rukh Khan’s debut film ‘Deewana’: Reveals how entire Hansraj college went to watch the film; says ‘Khade hokar ke jab taaliyan aur seeti maar di…’

Anurag Kashyap reminisced about Shah Rukh Khan’s early stardom, recalling how Hansraj College collectively booked a theater to watch SRK’s debut film, ‘Deewana’. Kashyap shared that the entire college cheered and celebrated Khan’s on-screen appearance, highlighting his popularity as a senior, hockey captain, and overall achiever. This collective support showcased Khan’s pre-superstar charisma.

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‘Bon Appetit, Your Majesty’: Descovering the secret behind the culinary K-drama

TvN’s ‘Bon appetit, your majesty’ has become a global sensation, blending visual splendor with culinary artistry. The drama showcases fusion cuisine, merging traditional ingredients with modern techniques. International acclaim highlights the drama’s charm and expands K-food’s cultural reach, with meticulous craftsmanship evident in both the cast’s training and the expertise of renowned chefs.

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Linda McMahon warns of rising political extremism in US schools following Charlie Kirk’s death

The killing of Charlie Kirk sparks debate on political views in US schools. Some teachers reportedly support his death. Education Secretary Linda McMahon warns against extremism. Political divide affects trust and tolerance. Experts stress civil talk and diverse views. Schools balance free speech with ethics. Kirk’s death is a warning for education. Schools must reject…

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