JPMorgan CEO shares the story of almost dying in March 2020
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon recounted his near-death aortic dissection in March 2020. He understood the critical nature of the condition and informed his wife immediately. Dimon also discussed his 1998 dismissal from Citigroup as president. This career setback did not affect his self-worth, only his net worth. Many senior managers visited his apartment to offer their goodbyes.
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E20 row: Gadkari moves Bombay HC over 'defamatory' posts, deepfakes
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From Tamil Nadu to Jantar Mantar: 5 student movements that changed India's politics
Student movements have repeatedly shaped India’s political and educational landscape, often extending their influence far beyond university campuses. This article examines five landmark agitations—from the 1965 Anti-Hindi Agitation and the 1974 Nav Nirman and Bihar movements to the Assam Agitation, Anti-Mandal protests and the 2026 Jantar Mantar education protests. Together, these movements highlight how student activism has driven debates on language, governance, reservations, examinations and democratic participation across generations.
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'I was scared': Kumar Sanu recalls performing for an underworld don in Dubai during Bollywood's darkest era
Kumar Sanu revealed he feared for his life after being forced to perform at an underworld don's Dubai party during a tumultuous era for Bollywood. He's also sought Delhi High Court protection for his personality and publicity rights, alleging moral rights violations under the Copyright Act, amid a career spanning iconic hits like 'Aashiqui'.
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Canada immigration agency issues important clarification for international students 'who plan to work while studying' after work permits of Indian students were rejected
Canada's immigration authority has clarified international student work rules. Unauthorized work can lead to serious consequences and future permit refusals. Portage College advised protesting Indian students to seek legal counsel. Students must retain all important documents for future applications. The college is seeking further clarification on this ongoing issue.
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Poetry was always meant to be heard, sung and shared: Chinmayi Tripathi and Joell Mukherjii
Kavyaraag Mehfil celebrated poetry and music in Mumbai with a packed house. The event featured original compositions and performances of classic Hindustani poetry. Two new albums were launched, featuring works by Javed Akhtar and Sant Kabir. Founders Chinmayi Tripathi and Joell Mukherjii aim to make poetry accessible. The initiative plans a multi-city tour across India and abroad.
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Delhi HC: MACT cannot decide contractual insurance claims under personal accident cover, says claim must be pursued before competent forum
Justice Anish Dayal dismissed an appeal challenging the rejection of a compensation claim by the MACT, holding that the Tribunal's jurisdiction is confined to statutory claims under the Motor Vehicles Act and cannot be expanded to determine purely contractual disputes arising under an insurance policy.
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Potlis to power pieces: It-bags take over weddings
Statement bags are now a crucial accessory for brides, moving beyond traditional jewellery and outfits. Brides seek versatile, heirloom pieces that blend glamour with essential functionality for festivities. Gen Z brides embrace bold, experimental styles, pairing traditional lehengas with modern clutches. Specific bag styles are recommended for each wedding function, from Haldi to Reception. These bags serve as wearable art, reflecting individual taste and sparking conversations.
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Future-ready skills beyond the classroom in Indian Higher Education
Future-ready skills beyond the classroom in Indian Higher Education
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Libbie Mugrabi, ex-wife of billionaire art dealer David Mugrabi, listed her Hamptons mansion for $25 million and later cut the price to $19 million; its court-ordered auction will start at $11 million
Socialite Libbie Mugrabi's luxury Bridgehampton mansion is set to be sold in a rare court-ordered public auction after repeated attempts to sell the property privately failed. The auction follows a legal dispute over an unpaid $3.5 million loan secured against the estate. The property, originally listed for $25 million and later reduced to $19 million, will open for bidding at $11 million on August 28.
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As Lake Mead's water vanished after years of drought, human bodies, abandoned boats and decades-old mysteries began emerging from the lakebed
As Lake Mead's water vanished after years of drought, human bodies, abandoned boats and decades-old mysteries began emerging from the lakebed
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The underdog effect: How Cabo Verde turned World Cup heartbreak into a tourism boom
The underdog effect: How Cabo Verde turned World Cup heartbreak into a tourism boom
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Kartik Aaryan starrer 'Naagzilla' completes filming; makers celebrate wrap with cake and team festivities
Kartik Aaryan's fantasy comedy 'Naagzilla' has wrapped shooting, with the final Mumbai schedule completed on July 26. Ravi Kishan, Mrighdeep Singh Lamba and team celebrated with a cake, coinciding with Lamba's birthday. Aaryan had finished earlier. Produced by Dharma Productions and Mahaveer Jain Films, 'Naagzilla' releases in cinemas on February 12, 2027.
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'Dharmendra Pradhan Zindabad': Ex-education minister gets rousing welcome in Parliament; oppn fumes
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E20 petrol row: Nitin Gadkari moves Bombay HC over 'defamatory' posts, deepfake videos targeting him
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