Shah Rukh Khan: Palash Sen jokes about the one flaw that Shah Rukh Khan has as he opens up on classmate from St Columba’s: ‘I had never seen such a charming, ambitious, and efficient person’ | Hindi Movie News

Long before Shah Rukh Khan became one of Bollywood’s biggest stars, he was simply the charming schoolboy known for winning over classmates and teachers at St. Columba’s School in Delhi. Singer Palash Sen, who was his senior by a year, recently looked back at their school days and recalled a friendship that he described as…

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He accidentally used an office senior’s towel at gym and was fired 5 days later: Swiss techie who was earning nearly 1 cr annually shares his experience in an online post

AI representation/ChatGPT He accidentally used an office senior’s towel at gym and was fired 5 days later: Swiss techie who was earning nearly 1 cr annually shares his experience in an online postA software engineer in Switzerland says a simple mistake at a gym sauna was followed by the loss of his job just five…

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Steve Jobs : In 2006, Google’s senior VP emailed Steve Jobs seeking permission to hire a former Apple executive; Jobs replied: We would have a problem if… |

In 2006, Google’s senior VP emailed Steve Jobs seeking permission to hire a former Apple executive​ On 28 March 2006, Alan Eustace, then Google‘s senior vice president of engineering, wrote an email that reads less like a hiring note and more like a request for royal assent. Google wanted to offer Jean-Marie Hullot, the French…

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Libra Horoscope Tomorrow, 10 September 2026: Career, Money, Love and Health Predictions

With the Moon in Leo, group dynamics come to the forefront, sparking chances for acknowledgment and recognition. It’s essential to focus on shared values instead of just reputation. Your connections can impact your personal ambitions and discussions about what lies ahead. Financial success might stem from solid relationships and ongoing business dealings. To keep your…

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In 1984, Romanian dictator ordered the construction of a giant palace in Bucharest demolishing 10,000 homes; today, the Palace of the Parliament stands as the world’s heaviest building that is slowly sinking every year

The Palace of the Parliament, originally called the House of the Republic was built during the rule of Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu. In Romania’s Bucharest, there is a government building so large that its construction changed the shape of the city around it. The Palace of the Parliament, originally called the House of the Republic…

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Meet Aubry Allbridge, the 22-year-old Utah woman with Down syndrome who became a certified fitness instructor and led her first class of 60 people

Aubry Allbridge, a 22-year-old woman from Utah with Down syndrome, has become a certified fitness instructor for the fitness programme UpBeat Barre. She recently took another step in her journey by leading her first class at a local gym, with 60 people attending the session.Allbridge had been attending several fitness classes before becoming an instructor,…

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India’s first indigenous bullet train body frame is ready for squeeze test; full high-speed train to hit tracks for testing by May-June 2027, with first service targeted for 2027

“When you ride the bullet train from Vadodara, you will reach Mumbai in just an hour and a half,” the minister said. (Image for representative purpose only) India’s first indigenous bullet train is likely to start being tested by May or June next year, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has said. He added that the testing…

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Mahmood Farooqui on Storytelling, Survival and the Human Cost of Imprisonment | India News

Mahmood Farooqui is an acclaimed writer and performer known for reviving Dastangoi, the lost art of Urdu storytelling. He has received the Ramnath Goenka Award for Besieged: Voices From Delhi-1857. He has been visiting fellow at the University of Michigan and University of California, Berkeley. Mahmood has co-directed Peepli Live and produced The Great Shamsuddin…

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Australia invested $32 million in health-AI startup Harrison.ai to help keep it based there; a year later it is cutting Australian jobs and hiring US doctors to work with its AI

Harrison (dot) ai was valued at close to $400 million during a 2025 fundraising round. The federal government’s National Reconstruction Fund Corporation contributed $32 million, supporting the company’s ambitions to scale internationally while maintaining its base in Australia. Australia’s bet on artificial intelligence in healthcare is entering a new and complicated phase. Just a year…

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Rs 193 crore aid provided to rain-hit Surat, Valsad and Navsari: Gujarat government | Ahmedabad News

The govt replied that it had provided Rs 55.4 crore in assistance for various categories of damage caused by excessive rainfall in Surat during 2026 Ahmedabad: The Gujarat govt has provided assistance totalling Rs 193.3 crore for damages caused by excessive rainfall and floods in Surat, Valsad and Navsari districts, according to details tabled in…

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