Harvard student groups face funding delays: Undergraduate Association revises payout system

Harvard student groups face funding delays At least 20 percent of student organisations at Harvard experienced delays in receiving funding from the Harvard Undergraduate Association (HUA) last semester, according to a report published by The Harvard Crimson. The issue, which affected clubs across campus, has led the association to revise its payout system ahead of…

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Ketan Anand recalls father Chetan Anand’s words on Rajesh Khanna: ‘I don’t work with stars, I work with actors’ | Hindi Movie News

Filmmaker Ketan Anand, son of the late Chetan Anand, recently reflected on how superstardom can often become a burden rather than a blessing. Using Rajesh Khanna’s career as an example, Ketan spoke about how his father believed that success is far more difficult to navigate than failure.Speaking on the Unheard Tales Podcast, Ketan said, “Look…

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Georgia E-Visa: With a 40% surge in Indian treavellers visting Georgia, all about the e-Visa process, eligibility, documents, fees and validity for short-term travellers |

Georgia is one of those pretty destinations that is gradually becoming popular among Indian travellers. And to cater to the growing demand, here we discuss the e-visa process that can help one enter the country legally for short-term purposes without visiting a Georgian embassy or consulate. According to tourism officials, the first six months of…

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OpenAI is reportedly seeing exit of senior-level employees after CEO Sam Altman makes it compulsory to use…

OpenAI is experiencing a significant exodus of senior researchers as CEO Sam Altman prioritizes ChatGPT development over long-term AI exploration. Key figures, including a VP of research, have departed due to resource allocation disputes, with experimental projects reportedly sidelined. This strategic shift, driven by intense competition, leaves some teams feeling marginalized and questioning their original…

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How too many options are stressing us out

To many, choice has become a quiet burden of everyday life. There was a time when people bought what was available, even if it wasn’t perfect. They learned from whatever entertainment their town offered and trusted intuition more than algorithms. Life was not easier, but it was simpler. Today, we are surrounded by choices at…

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IED found in Rajouri; balloon with PIA marking seized in Udhampur | India News

JAMMU: Security forces recovered an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) in J&K’s Rajouri district Thursday, while a balloon with “PIA” (Pakistan International Airlines) markings was seized in Udhampur district.Officials said a team of security personnel rushed to Khablan village in Rajouri’s Thanamandi after being alerted about the discovery of a suspicious object.Upon detecting the IED, forces…

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Govt questions Sixth Schedule limits, statehood fiscal burden at Ladakh talks | India News

JAMMU: A high-powered Union home ministry panel has questioned Ladakh’s top political groupings on whether inclusion under the Constitution’s Sixth Schedule would offer sufficient safeguards, signalling that New Delhi is weighing constitutional limits, fiscal costs and governance models as demands for statehood gather force in the region.During talks Wednesday in New Delhi, the committee asked…

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