Coldplay kiss cam to Nestle CEO firing: Workplace affairs that ended top executive jobs

Several top executives lost their jobs due to workplace affairs. Astronomer CEO Andy Byron resigned after a ‘kiss cam’ incident. Nestle CEO Laurent Freixe was fired for a relationship with a junior employee. Kohl’s CEO Ashley Buchanan was dismissed for a vendor relationship. McDonald’s Steve Easterbrook’s case highlights zero tolerance policies. These incidents show the…

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TDK Ventures and Kae Capital survey shows rising optimism in India’s Deeptech sector

TDK Venture and Kae Capital’s study, Deeptech India 2025, reveals that Indian Deeptech startups face fundraising hurdles despite founder confidence. Investor understanding and long gestation periods are key challenges. High-growth sectors like Energy Tech and Robotics offer significant opportunities, but talent shortages and market adoption remain concerns for these innovative companies.

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Hilsa shift: Gujarat’s Bharuch emerges as key fish supplier amid Bangladesh shortfall; here’s what’s happening

Bharuch, Gujarat, has emerged as a significant hilsa source, delivering a record 4,000 tonnes across India due to decreased production in West Bengal and absent imports from Bangladesh. Fish from the Narmada River are now being sold in major cities like Kolkata and Mumbai. Importers are lobbying for Bangladesh hilsa exports to meet festive season…

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Who should avoid eating jamuns: Know the potential health risks

Jamun, a tropical fruit celebrated for its health benefits, isn’t suitable for everyone. Individuals with diabetes on medication should be cautious due to potential hypoglycemia. Those prone to kidney stones, pregnant women, and people with digestive issues or allergies should also limit or avoid jamun to prevent adverse effects. Consulting a healthcare professional is recommended.

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‘Vash Level 2’ director Krishnadev Yagnik says ‘Audience is the real star; language doesn’t matter; theaters run only on demand

Krishnadev Yagnik’s ‘Vash Level 2’ is celebrated as a game-changer for Gujarati cinema, overcoming past struggles for recognition. The film’s success, boosted by a National Award for the original ‘Vash’ and positive audience reception, challenges the notion of regional films being sidelined. Yagnik emphasizes that audience demand determines a film’s theatrical run, urging regional filmmakers…

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