"Principal ji, start counting your days": A Bihar kid's dramatic 'I'll destroy your school' threat has the internet in splits

“Principal ji, start counting your days”: A Bihar kid’s dramatic ‘I’ll destroy your school’ threat has the internet in splits

School classrooms are known for lessons, homework, and the occasional scolding. But one young student from Bihar recently gave the internet a moment that was far more entertaining than any textbook chapter could ever be. After being scolded by his teacher, the little boy delivered a response so dramatic that it instantly became social media…

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From McKinsey’s client meetings to Google’s office routine: IIM Calcutta graduate reveals how her career, travel and personal life changed after making the switch

A career move is often measured by the name of the company on an employee’s résumé, but the real difference can show up in everyday life. For IIM Calcutta graduate Jahnvi Singh, leaving McKinsey to join Google has meant more than changing employers. A year into her new role, she says the switch has reshaped…

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Bob Barker spent nearly $1 million to move three elephants from Toronto Zoo in 2013; Iringa, Toka and Thika arrived at a California sanctuary after a campaign to secure them a different home

Bob Barker spent nearly $1 million to move three elephants from Toronto Zoo in 2013; Iringa, Toka and Thika arrived at a California sanctuary after a campaign to secure them a different home

When three ageing African elephants left Toronto Zoo in October 2013 after years of debate over their future, television host Bob Barker was waiting in California to welcome them. The former host of The Price Is Right had reportedly spent nearly $1 million to fund their journey to a sanctuary, hoping to give Iringa, Toka…

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Claude downloads surge 30x, Gemini doubles

Claude downloads surge 30x, Gemini doubles

Claude recorded the sharpest growth among major GenAI apps during the June quarter NEW DELHI: India’s AI-app race is getting more competitive. While ChatGPT continues to dominate user engagement and spending, Gemini is gaining ground and Claude is emerging as a fast-growing challenger, according to data from market intelligence firm Sensor Tower.Claude recorded the sharpest…

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UK’s oldest Indian restaurant in a soup, owner accuses Crown Estate of not valuing curry traditions

Veeraswamy: UK’s oldest Indian restaurant in a soup, owner accuses Crown Estate of not valuing curry traditions

The Crown Estate says it needs to refurbish Victory House as the structure is in a poor condition LONDON: The founder of Britain’s oldest surviving Indian restaurant, Veeraswamy, has accused the Crown Estate of trying to project European cuisine as “superior” to India’s gastronomic traditions by seeking to evict the Michelin-starred eatery from its landmark…

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In 2007, Mieko Catlett visited Uttarakhand’s Bageshwar with her husband Robert; 19 years later, she returned from Japan carrying his ashes to fulfil his final wish

At the Saryu River, she performed the final rituals in the presence of priests and family members. A Japanese woman travelled to Bageshwar in Uttarakhand, carrying the ashes of her late husband to fulfil a wish he had expressed before his death. Mieko Catlett reached the town in August with the ashes of Robert Catlett,…

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Florida Atlantic University received $600,379 grant to develop 3D-printed adsorbents that remove phosphorus and combat harmful algal blooms |

Florida Atlantic University received $600,379 grant to develop 3D-printed adsorbents that remove phosphorus and combat harmful algal blooms |

Harmful algal blooms can turn freshwater ecosystems into dangerous environments, but researchers at Florida Atlantic University are developing a novel way to tackle one of the nutrients that helps drive them, excess phosphorus. Rather than removing algae after a bloom has already formed, the team is developing 3D-printed adsorbent structures designed to capture phosphate directly…

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Sunil Gavaskar pushes for one-month rest window in cricket calendar, links player rotation with 'cheapening the India cap' | Cricket News

Sunil Gavaskar pushes for one-month rest window in cricket calendar, links player rotation with ‘cheapening the India cap’ | Cricket News

Sunil Gavaskar, Shubman Gill Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar has urged the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to prioritise player welfare and ensure centrally contracted cricketers get at least one month of uninterrupted rest every year.His comments come after India completed a 3-0 ODI series sweep over Afghanistan, shortly after the conclusion…

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