NSE Listing Debut: Company becomes 9th most valued; what brokerages have to say
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MCX Gold And Silver Outlook: Nuvama sees sideways to bearish trend; check outlook
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Woman paid US tax but faced Rs 30 lakh tax demand in India; what ITAT said
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Anushka Sharma joins Kim Kardashian, Taylor Swift on list of most-followed WAGs in sports
Anushka Sharma has achieved a notable ranking as the fourth most-followed WAG worldwide. She is the only Indian woman on this prestigious list, which features several global celebrities. Leading the list is Kim Kardashian, followed by Taylor Swift and Georgina Rodriguez. The ranking reflects the significant social media presence of these women within the sports world. Notably, many women on this list have established successful careers independently.
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Economics is humanities or mathematics? UP Police DSP’s post sparks debate over where the subject really belongs
A post by UP Police DSP Anjali Kataria has sparked debate over whether Economics belongs with humanities or is better understood through its mathematical and quantitative foundations. Drawing on her Economics degree from Hindu College, Kataria highlighted subjects such as game theory, statistics and Bayesian probability, while noting career paths in finance and public service. Critics argued that Economics remains a social science because it studies human behaviour and society, highlighting the discipline’s position between social inquiry and mathematical analysis.
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What does the EPFO’s higher wage ceiling mean for workers?
Social security, like a trampoline, not only catches you but also enables you to bounce back. The system's core is to provide workers with a fund to draw from in times of emergency or at retirement, so that a temporary crisis doesn't become a lifelong hardship and trap them in debt
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In 1995, Johnny Depp bought 41 acres of land in Kentucky and sold it after a few years; in 2005, he repurchased it for his mother and, a decade later, listed it again at a much lower price
Johnny Depp first bought a 41-acre horse farm in Kentucky in 1991 for USD 950,000. After selling it for USD 1 million, he repurchased the property in 2005 for his mother. His mother, Betty Sue Palmer, lived there until her passing in 2016. Depp later placed the farm on the market in 2017, attempting to sell it for USD 2.9 million.
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Years before Sahil’s death, IIT-B professor warned students against caste discrimination
An email from IIT Bombay professor Suryanarayana Doolla resurfaced amidst allegations regarding the suicide of student Sahil Wakode. The email cautioned against asking about admission categories and academic scores, which could lead to caste discrimination. Following Wakode’s death, his family alleged castist remarks and discrimination that affected him. Investigators are examining the context surrounding his suicide, including footage from his last examination.
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Gyanesh Kumar should be criminally prosecuted for 'treason': Priyanka Gandhi on SIR row
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Tamil Nadu Pocso case: Businessman Veeramani, aide arrested; what we know so far
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6 Ukrainians accused of training armed rebels in India, Myanmar get default bail
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'Restore access': US court blocks Trump's ban on TV networks from White House
A US court has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's ban on certain media outlets reporting from the White House. The judge stated that the ban likely violates constitutional rights, emphasizing the need for due process. President Trump had imposed the ban citing the outlets' accusations of reporting fake news. Following this decision, affected outlets initiated legal action against the administration to protect press freedoms.
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At 90, former paratrooper sets world-best 10K time for his age
Ninety-year-old Ian Winship from North Lanarkshire has made headlines by completing a 10-kilometre race, achieving a remarkable time that sets a world-best record in the M90 category as per Scottish Athletics. His daily fitness routine, involving extensive walking, keeps him energized and motivated. Joined by his daughter and grandson during the race, Winship's determination has received praise from local authorities, serving as an inspiration to many within the community.
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Temple-Bound Private Bus Catches Fire In Hyderabad, All Passengers Safe
A fire official said the driver noticed the flames, immediately alerted the passengers.
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Bus On Fire, Driver Told Passengers "Won't Stop, Don't Care If You Die"
According to the FIR, the passengers had earlier objected to the driver and conductor smoking inside the bus - over which the two laughed and threatened the passengers to stay quiet.
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