Quote of the day by Brad Pitt: ‘Reject the basic assumptions of civilisation, especially the importance of material possessions,’ when 'Fight Club' star taught about life and happiness through his film dialogue |

Quote of the day by Brad Pitt: ‘Reject the basic assumptions of civilisation, especially the importance of material possessions,’ when ‘Fight Club’ star taught about life and happiness through his film dialogue |

The quote of the day by Brad Pitt: ‘Reject the basic assumptions of civilisation, especially the importance of material possessions.'(Image Credits: Instagram) Brad Pitt, one of Hollywood’s most celebrated actors, has honed his craft and showcased his versatility through a dazzling filmography. Whether it’s comedy, emotional drama, action or thrillers, the 62-year-old has displayed remarkable…

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Persistent bids to buy German company for $1.3 billion

Persistent bids to buy German company for $1.3 billion

Persistent bids to buy German company for $1.3 billion BENGALURU: In one of the largest cross-border acquisitions by an Indian IT services company, Persistent Systems has launched an all-cash bid to acquire Germany’s Nagarro for about $1.3 billion, reports Shilpa Phadnis. This transaction could create a $2.9-billion digital engineering and AI powerhouse with more than…

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Shah Rukh Khan waived Rs.42 lakh bill for 'Deool Band 2'; makers donate profits to farmers’ children | Hindi Movie News

Shah Rukh Khan waived Rs.42 lakh bill for ‘Deool Band 2’; makers donate profits to farmers’ children | Hindi Movie News

Director Pravin Tarde disclosed that after ‘Deool Band 2’ surpassed the Rs 100 crore mark at the box office, the makers chose to donate the entire profit earned once production costs were covered. As per the filmmaker, these proceeds were channeled towards funding the education of children whose farmer parents died by suicide. Tarde, who…

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‘You were busy planting seeds of hate’: FIFA backs Trump-Balogun decision, hits back at World Cup critics | Football News

One week after the FIFA World Cup final, FIFA president Gianni Infantino defended the tournament and criticised what he described as negative coverage, accusing some critics of “spreading hate and false rumors.”In a 900-word statement published across a 15-page post on his Instagram account and on FIFA’s website late Sunday, Infantino said FIFA had succeeded…

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