When Abhishek Bachchan, Shweta Bachchan Nanda revealed why Jaya Bachchan gets angry at the paps: ‘Dad, Aishwarya and I hold hands, say a prayer’ |

As Jaya Bachchan celebrates her birthday, it’s a good moment to revisit her often-discussed equation with the paparazzi. While she is frequently perceived as stern or irritated in such interactions, many still remember her as the warm and charming ‘Guddi’. People who know the actress feel she’s one of the warmest people they’ve met. Not…

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Why is Anand Mahindra still emotionally connected to a 60-acre coffee plantation from his childhood |

Industrialist Anand Mahindra recently shared a detailed account of his long-standing connection with India’s coffee landscape. Shared on X (formerly Twitter), he responded to a discussion comparing the coffee-growing regions of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu with Araku. His reply focused on experience, where he outlined his personal journey with coffee cultivation, tracing it back…

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Albertsons : After failure of what would have been the largest supermarket merger in US history, grocery chain Albertsons cuts jobs; company says: AI is helping us … |

A shopper at Kroger. The supermarket chain’s proposed Albertsons merger drew an FTC antitrust lawsuit. Retail chain Albertsons Companies is aggressively scaling back its physical footprint and thinning its workforce across the country as the grocery giant struggles to find its footing in the wake of its collapsed $24.6 billion merger with Kroger. The Boise-based…

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Trump’s strategic doctrine and the reconfiguration of global order

Recent developments in United States foreign policy under Donald Trump indicate the emergence of a highly integrated geopolitical doctrine that links territorial ambition, alliance politics, and coercive military strategy. The convergence of multiple crises—including the renewed dispute over Greenland, tensions within Nato, and the confrontation with Iran culminating in the disruption of the Strait of…

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Pakistan’s stock market tumbles! KSE-100 tanks over 3800 points after record gains; doubts on US-Iran ceasefire holding weigh

Pakistan’s stock market came under heavy pressure on Thursday, with investors reacting sharply to growing uncertainty in the Middle East. The benchmark KSE-100 index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange plunged by over 3,800 points during intraday trade, slipping to a low of 161,993 before trimming some of its losses later in the session. The sell-off…

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