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IIM-Bodh Gaya's 2024-26 cohort has defied challenging economic conditions to achieve outstanding placement results, with 432 students landing jobs. Notably, the institute celebrated its inaugural international placements, each commanding an impressive annual package of Rs 45.63 lakh. The highest domestic offer reached Rs 30 lakh.

Industrial Tribunal Holds Termination Was Breach Of Labour Law

Uttar Pradesh is on a remarkable journey of transformation, reinvigorating its cultural heritage through initiatives that uplift traditional crafts like chikankari and carpets. As a burgeoning hub for manufacturing, the state now contributes a staggering 55% of India's mobile phone production. Coupled with a comprehensive network of expressways, UP's infrastructure is booming.

Melissa Leong's new food show, 'Taste of Art,' was pulled from SBS due to misconduct allegations against co-host Vaughan Mabee. Leong, a survivor of sexual assault, urged listeners to take women's allegations seriously. Mabee apologized for his behavior, citing stress and pressure in his pursuit of culinary excellence. The show's future remains uncertain.

Crisis strategist Molly McPherson urges Mike Vrabel to take accountability for the Dianna Russini story. She stated that his evasion has exacerbated the issue to the point of no recovery. McPherson argues that, unlike Robert Kraft’s alleged intervention, refusing to own up to the scandal will ultimately harm Vrabel’s Hall of Fame legacy and potentially his coaching career with the Patriots in the coming seasons. Dodging the truth has backfired, and Vrabel needs to take ownership before things get out of hand.

Runa Laila, celebrating 50 years in Hindi films, continues to bridge India and Bangladesh through her music. Her powerful voice, first heard in 'Ek Se Badhkar Ek,' has been a constant amidst political shifts. Receiving the Minar-e-Dilli award, she emphasized music's healing power, a sentiment echoed by fans who find solace in her melodies.

Charges Serious, Grounds Not Sufficient For Bail, Court Rules

Legendary photographer Raghu Rai, who shaped India's visual memory for over five decades, passed away on Sunday. His iconic images, from the Bhopal Gas tragedy to portraits of national figures, gave permanence to history. Rai believed visual history was more important than fine art, emphasizing closeness to truth in his immersive photographic practice.

Rai’s frames documented India's biggest names but also the song of struggling India, with washermen, wrestlers, construction workers, and cart pullers also becoming the subjects of iconic photos.

A Handful Of Maverick Startups Across Gujarat Are Doing What Cleanup Campaigns And Policies Have Largely Overlooked — Making Waste Worth Paying For

Lawyers for three labour activists arrested in Noida for allegedly inciting violence during a protest stated they couldn't file bail applications due to a lack of arrest memos and remand applications. Police claim the activists are key conspirators, while defence argues procedural violations. The case involves multiple FIRs and numerous named individuals.

Two Indian men were fatally shot outside a gurdwara in Covo, Italy, on Friday night after a Vaisakhi festival gathering. Authorities are investigating the incident as a potential "coldly planned execution," with initial findings suggesting the attack was not spontaneous. Shell casings were recovered, and a witness described the shooter as an Indian who also frequented the place of worship.

New reporting suggests the Patriots tried to delay or reshape the release of photos involving Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini. While both denied wrongdoing, the situation escalated due to optics and timing. Efforts to manage the narrative, including extended response time and alleged pressure on media outlets, ultimately failed. The controversy now raises broader questions about media influence, professional boundaries, and how teams respond under public scrutiny.

Storing kitchen knives carelessly in drawers causes micro-abrasions, dulling blades rapidly. Experts emphasize proper storage, like magnetic strips or dry knife blocks, is crucial for maintaining sharpness, even more than actual use. This practice prevents damage, ensures hygiene, and reduces the risk of accidental cuts, making cooking safer and more efficient.

People are finding a novel way to cover windows using old newspapers. This traditional method offers privacy and helps regulate room temperature. It is a budget-friendly and environmentally conscious choice. Newspapers provide a temporary barrier against heat loss and solar gain. This resourceful approach appeals to students and renters seeking immediate solutions.

At 85, the legendary Patrick Stewart reflects on the importance of embracing fear and celebrating what makes us unique. His remarkable journey from Mirfield to the global stage, with unforgettable performances in 'Star Trek' and 'X-Men,' serves as an inspiring testament to conquering self-doubt.