Talks between the Andhra Pradesh government and the Junior Doctors’ Association over stipend revisions remained inconclusive, prompting medical trainees to continue their strike, which has entered its tenth day.
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Actor Shweta Tiwari addressed derogatory abuse received via Instagram direct messages from accounts claiming to support Raj Thackeray, questioning if such behavior aligns with Marathi culture.
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Mauritius Financial Services Minister Jyoti Jeetun confirmed that India remains a premier investment destination, noting that investor concerns regarding the amended Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement have been successfully resolved.
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Runlayer and Rippling have mutually dismissed their lawsuits with zero financial payout, paving the way for Rippling to launch its competing Model Context Protocol gateway.
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Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja has urged the national team to fight back following Michael Vaughan’s stark assessment calling them the weakest side to ever tour England.
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A study of over 8,500 Indian students by the IC3 Institute reveals a sharp decline in overall well-being, happiness, and sleep from Grade 8 to Grade 12 amidst mounting academic pressures.
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Actor Deepak Tijori expressed frustration after theatre shows for his Gujarati release ‘Get Set Go’ were abruptly reduced following the arrival of two major Hindi films, urging government policy support.
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A permanent ‘Made in Russia’ pavilion is launching in Navi Mumbai to connect Indian retailers and distributors directly with Russian manufacturers of food, cosmetics, and consumer products.
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Director Rajkumar Santoshi has addressed the box office performance of Batwara 1947, asking whether audience hesitation stems from Sunny Deol playing a Muslim character despite strong word of mouth.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has purchased the 19th-century Strancally Castle and its 440-acre estate in Ireland, expanding his global property portfolio near Meta’s European operations.
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