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Nuclear leak whispers around Pakistan's Kirana Hills grow louder — But IAF dismisses claims
India has denied bombing Pakistan’s nuclear storage facility at Kirana Hills during its Operation Sindoor airstrikes. The Indian Air Force confirmed it hit several military targets across Pakistan, including near the Sargodha region, but rejected claims of striking nuclear infrastructure. Reports of a radiation leak, amplified by social media and sightings of a US nuclear response aircraft, remain unverified. No official radiation emergency has been declared by Pakistan or international bodies, though monitoring continues amid rising global concern.
Delhi, Mumbai and Ahmedabad airports end ties with Turkey's Çelebi amid security concerns
India’s major airports in Delhi, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad have severed ties with Turkish ground handling firm Çelebi after the government revoked its security clearance citing national security concerns. The firm has been directed to hand over all facilities immediately. Both DIAL and Adani Airport Holdings have assured that operations will continue seamlessly, and all existing employees will be retained under new handlers. The move comes amid backlash over Turkey’s support for Pakistan following recent tensions and the Pahalgam terror attack.
Canada Housing Minister’s focus is not on reducing the cost
Canada's new Housing Minister, Gregor Robertson, prioritizes increasing housing supply to stabilize the market, despite criticism over Vancouver's past price surges. The government aims to double construction, focusing on affordable housing, while acknowledging the long-term nature of the challenge. Initiatives include utilizing public land and projections for millions of new homes by 2031, though high interest rates pose ongoing obstacles.
IIM graduate asks himself ‘What do I really want to do?', then leaves six-figure monthly salary for a creative career
Anil Jangid, an IIM Ahmedabad graduate and former product manager at Amazon, left his high-paying corporate job to pursue a career in music. His friend Shravan Tickoo shared the story on LinkedIn, highlighting Jangid’s decision to follow his passion after a year of self-reflection. The post, which includes the release of Jangid’s debut song "#SunLoZara," has gone viral and received widespread praise for its message of authenticity and courage.
'Türkiye begging Indians': Politicians and netizens unite in calling for Turkey ban after Ankara’s viral appeal sparks outrage
A purported letter from Türkiye's tourism department urging Indian tourists to maintain travel plans has ignited social media backlash. Indians are accusing Türkiye of supporting Pakistan amid ongoing tensions, with some travel agencies suspending packages to Türkiye and Azerbaijan in protest. The controversy highlights the intersection of national sentiment and tourism decisions, though the letter's authenticity remains unverified.
Microsoft employee shares her layoff story with a positive message for others impacted: ‘We got this'
Microsoft recently announced layoffs affecting approximately 6,000 employees, marking its largest job cut since 2023. Carsolina Walton, a program manager with seven years at Microsoft, shared her experience on LinkedIn, detailing the suddenness of her dismissal. Despite the shock, she expressed optimism and a desire to explore new opportunities, reflecting on her fulfilling work in Accessibility and Sustainability.
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Preity Zinta asked if Glenn Maxwell's IPL form is affected by her marriage. Check actress's fiery response
Preity Zinta recently addressed gender bias on social media after a sexist question. She highlighted the challenges women face in male-dominated fields. Zinta also shared a personal connection to the film 'Kal Ho Naa Ho,' revealing the loss of her father. She is now preparing for her comeback in Rajkumar Santoshi's 'Lahore 1947,' produced by Aamir Khan.
Amitabh Bachchan’s granddaughter Navya Naveli drops photos of her IIM Ahmedabad life: Canteen masti, Maggi, friends and study
Navya Naveli Nanda, granddaughter of Bollywood icons, offers a glimpse into her life as a student at IIM Ahmedabad. Her recent Instagram post showcases candid moments of campus life, including friendships, corridor chats, and Maggi breaks. Followers appreciate her grounded nature and relatable experiences, proving that even with a famous background, she embraces the simple joys of student life.
75 leading tech companies spearheaded over 2,610 CSR projects, investing Rs 5,443 cr: Nasscom Foundation
AI, digital skilling, and sustainability are reshaping CSR, which is now a strategic imperative, and not a side activity, says Nasscom Foundation CEO, Jyoti Sharma.
Constitution is supreme, asserts CJI-designate B R Gavai, says no to post-retirement assignment
Justice Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai, poised to become the first Buddhist Chief Justice of India on May 14, has declined any post-retirement assignments, affirming the Constitution's supremacy over Parliament and judiciary. He expressed the Supreme Court's solidarity with the nation during crises, referencing the Pahalgam terror attack and subsequent actions.
The best player in the WNBA now has her own shoe. It took a long time.
A'ja Wilson, a dominant force in the WNBA, has finally received her signature shoe from Nike, a milestone delayed despite her numerous achievements and the league's growing popularity. This makes her the first Black WNBA player since 2011 to have this honor.
Moody's Ratings downgrades IndusInd Bank’s standalone credit profile, changes outlook to negative
Moody's downgraded IndusInd Bank's baseline credit assessment due to concerns about management oversight and strategic uncertainty following leadership resignations. The outlook was revised to negative, reflecting potential solvency and funding impacts. While long-term ratings were affirmed, the downgrade highlights weaknesses in internal controls and governance risks, impacting the bank's standalone credit strength amid rising non-performing loans.
Donald Trump melts down over Emmy nod for ‘60 Minutes’ interview with Kamala Harris, slams CBS amid his $20 billion lawsuit against the network
Donald Trump is again targeting CBS, this time over an Emmy nomination for 60 Minutes' interview with Kamala Harris. Trump, already suing CBS for $20 billion, alleges the network manipulated the interview to make Harris appear more coherent, calling it election interference. CBS denies the allegations, having released the full transcript of the interview.
US Stock Market Today: Market surges as trade deal hopes lift Wall Street; Dow +253 pts, S&P 500 +0.6%, Nasdaq +0.9%, 10-yr yield 4.29%, gold slips — can trade talks calm recession-wary investors?
US Stock Market Today: Wall Street rises as fresh hope for trade deals brings a wave of optimism to U.S. markets. President Donald Trump’s trade agreement with the UK sparks investor confidence, lifting the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq. With talks of more deals ahead and earnings reports from companies like Tapestry and Krispy Kreme, markets are watching closely. But recession fears still linger as tariffs, inflation, and global tensions stir uncertainty. This story breaks down what’s moving the market, what’s next for trade, and how businesses are reacting in this fast-changing economic landscape.
R Systems to fund applied AI research with new chair at IIT-Delhi
The initiative is designed to boost academic research in using applied AI to solve environmental and sustainability challenges. Under a memorandum of understanding signed between between R Systems and IIT-Delhi, the former will fund the programme under its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative.
These 8 banking stocks can give more than 29% returns in 1 year, according to analysts
Clearly, the market is in stock-specific mode. A large PSU bank, an outperformer for some time, took a hit on Tuesday as its Q4 results did not match up to the street’s expectations. But it did not lead to an all-around decline in banking stocks. Now, everything has to be seen in a context. Banking stocks have been outperforming the bearish phase of the market for the last four months. So there is bound to more than the usual pressure if there is a slight disappointment.
China's expanding global espionage network under scrutiny
China operates one of the world's most expansive espionage networks, using state agencies, civilians, and proxy organizations to conduct global intelligence operations. Recent incidents across Europe, the US, and Asia highlight increasing concerns over Beijing's surveillance, cyber activities, and foreign interference.
Manager calls employee 'just a number' and mocks him as replaceable. Techie quits and costs company Rs 2.5 crore loss. How?
A viral post by a software professional has struck a chord online, highlighting a growing frustration among workers who feel undervalued despite going above and beyond. After being denied a raise despite handling double the workload and receiving praise from a top client, the employee was told by his manager that he was "just a number." He soon secured a new job with a 40% salary increase and better benefits, and after his departure, the client he managed followed him to his new company—causing a ₹2.5 crore loss for his former employer.
Zoho's Sridhar Vembu warns we are losing soul to class obsession: 'Envying neighbour's Europe vacation but ignoring a struggling relative'
Sridhar Vembu recently critiqued the societal impact of relentless economic rivalry, highlighting its role in diminishing empathy and social cohesion. He observed that increased social stratification, driven by economic status, leads to isolation and a focus on material competition.
Beyond the boardrooms: Surprising places you can work with a business degree
Think business degrees only lead to corporate boardrooms? Think again. From fashion houses to film sets, government offices to global nonprofits, business grads are making their mark far beyond Wall Street. Discover how this versatile degree opens doors across industries—with high salaries, growing demand, and surprising career paths you never saw coming.
Redditor asks, ‘why don’t Indians floss their teeth’; falls into a rabbit hole of oral health marketing, Ayurveda, and cultural clashes
While Americans swear by it and dentists across the West sing its praises, flossing your teeth remains an alien concept to most Indians. A recent Reddit thread has reignited an age-old question, why isn’t flossing part of India’s daily dental routine? The answers lie at the intersection of culture, cost, and good old-fashioned marketing.
Early jitters: May rains shed light on Delhi's poor preparedness for monsoon
Heavy rainfall in Delhi exposed the city's inadequate monsoon preparedness, causing widespread waterlogging and traffic disruptions. Key areas like Dhaula Kuan and Minto Bridge were severely affected, overwhelming drainage systems. While officials claim swift action, citizens voiced frustration over persistent issues, leading to a political blame game regarding infrastructure maintenance and responsiveness.
Microsoft employee uses AI to write obituary for father. Netizens have mixed feelings
Renzo Delia, a Microsoft talent acquisition director, faced online backlash after sharing a LinkedIn post about using Microsoft Copilot to help write his father's obituary and eulogy. While intending to express gratitude and highlight AI's support during a difficult time, his post was criticized as self-promotional and inappropriate for a professional platform, sparking debate about vulnerability on corporate social media.
Trump company strikes Qatari golf resort deal in sign it's not holding back from foreign business
The Trump family's company has entered into a deal to construct a luxury golf resort in Qatar, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest during a possible second Trump administration. This project, involving Trump-branded villas and a golf course developed by a Saudi Arabian company and a Qatari government-owned firm, marks the first foreign deal since Donald Trump's initial term.
Canada’s new First Lady isn’t here for the title
Mark Carney becomes Canada's 24th Prime Minister. His wife, Diana Fox Carney, is an economist and climate advocate. She has worked on corporate social responsibility. Diana is a mother of four. She supported Mark during his election campaign. She introduced him on election night. People are curious to see how she will engage in her new public role.
BII appoints Shilpa Kumar as Managing Director and Head of India
Shilpa Kumar is the new Managing Director for British International Investment in India. She will lead climate finance and inclusive growth investments. Kumar has experience in banking and social impact. She previously worked at Omidyar Network India and ICICI Bank.
HCLFoundation to give grants of Rs 5 crore each to 3 winning NGOs in environment, health, education spaces
Their work includes transformative projects, including biodiversity conservation in the Sundarbans, eradication of childhood blindness and inclusive education through tactile resources.
BrowserStack cofounders commit Rs 100 crore to IIT Bombay
The funds will be used to renovate Hostel 6, where Arora and Aggarwal lived during their time at the institute, and also to modernise Hostels 7, 8, and 21. These upgrades are part of IIT Bombay’s ‘Project Evergreen’ initiative, which is aligned with upgrading hostel infrastructure to accommodate up to 14,000 students.
BrowserStack Co-founders sign MoU to contribute Rs 100 Crore to IIT Bombay to transform student living experiences
IIT Bombay alumni Nakul Aggarwal and Ritesh Arora, BrowserStack's co-founders, pledge ₹100 crore to IIT Bombay. The contribution aims to enhance student residential facilities, including Hostel 6 reconstruction and modernization of Hostels 7, 8, and 21. This initiative seeks to create a vibrant, inclusive campus environment, accommodating 14,000 students and fostering academic excellence.
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