'It's not just about the money': Two Indian women explain why they would choose the US over a Rs 40 lakh job in India
Two Indian women explain their preference for the United States over lucrative Indian job offers. They prioritize personal independence and a different lifestyle over higher salaries in India. While earning well in India, they still choose the US for its freedoms. They manage finances effectively abroad, saving significantly after expenses. Their decision highlights the value of personal freedom and lifestyle choices.
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'Wasn't given the right diagnosis': Shamita Shetty recalls struggle with endometriosis and perimenopause; Actress says delayed diagnosis left her searching for answers
Shamita Shetty shared her journey with endometriosis and perimenopause symptoms. She explained her pain was undiagnosed for a long time. Shetty initially dismissed her symptoms as normal for women. The pain intensified significantly before her surgery. Perimenopause added confusion to her health concerns.
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Pinaka to Suryastra: India's push for deeper, precise strikes without fighter jets
India's Operation Sindoor demonstrated precision strikes against terror targets deep inside Pakistan. The Pinaka rocket system has evolved to hit targets up to 120 kilometers away. New variants like the Long Range Guided Rocket enhance India's strike capabilities significantly. Suryastra is envisioned as a next-generation system to rival missile accuracy. These developments signify India's shift towards non-contact warfare and enhanced deterrence.
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Amid 'Satluj' row, ex-DSP Jaspal Singh who killed Jaswant Singh Khalra missing
Former Punjab Police DSP Jaspal Singh is now missing after his release on bail. Authorities cannot trace his Hoshiarpur district residence, which was recorded in court. Local police found no evidence of his living in the village mentioned. Jaspal Singh was convicted in the 1995 abduction and murder of activist Jaswant Singh Khalra. His disappearance follows controversy over a biopic featuring his character.
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Inside Taj Mahal Palace's Tata Suite where Tom Holland is staying
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Spain Vs Belgium FIFA WC Live: ESP 1-1 BEL; Courtois subbed out, Spain look to break
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Quote of the day by Julius Caesar: 'The greatest power is not in defeating an enemy, but in...'
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Scientists reveal underwater seagrass meadows could end global malnutrition
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Ali Khamenei Funeral: How Iran Turned Ali Khamenei's Farewell Into a Global Political Message
In Mashhad, the holiest city in the country, Iran buried not only the last big leader of its 1979 Islamic revolution but also the cleric who had been at the helm of the regime for nearly 4 decades. The Islamic Republic of Iran stage managed a massive funeral, attended by tens of millions, to send out very clear political messages aimed not only at its foreign detractors but also to the nations of the Global South. The drawn-out death ceremonies of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei reaffirmed Iran's moral high ground and, in many ways, symbolically exposed the gap that exists between the western understanding of Iran and the Shia symbolism of martyrdom. It was a 6-day, multi-city, event that even crossed and recrossed the border with Iraq - diluting differences and consolidating regional Shiite identity. This is NDTV Focus on the FUNERAL OF EPIC FURY.
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Jaipur Student Suicide Case | Tamil Nadu News | Vijay news | Shiv Sena News | Iran News
Fresh CCTV footage has reopened questions about the death of nine-year-old Amaira, a Class 4 student at Neerja Modi School in Jaipur, who fell from the fourth floor of the building last November. According to the footage, Amaira entered her classroom appearing calm and normal. She greeted a friend and later joined other children in a dance class, taking part actively alongside her classmates.
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Women activists: Govt must implement 33% women’s quota at current strength of Parliament
Women's groups demand immediate 33% reservation in legislatures and Parliament. They seek a constitutional amendment to delink reservation from census and delimitation. Activists are urging MPs to support this crucial demand for political representation. Joint demonstrations are planned across the country on July 20-21. This push aims to fulfill long-standing calls for women's empowerment.
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Mark Zuckerberg wears $2M vintage moon watch while talking AI
Mark Zuckerberg, adorned with a vintage Rolex Stelline, articulates the pivotal role of AI in transforming medical research. His Biohub initiative emphasizes combating human illnesses through sophisticated computer models. The Stelline, a rare and coveted collector's watch, is valued in the millions, reflecting Zuckerberg's refined taste in luxury timepieces, paralleling his push for technological progress in health.
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How the USMNT’s World Cup exit became America’s biggest non-NFL sports event in years? A look at the record-breaking audience
The USMNT’s 2026 World Cup exit against Belgium became a television milestone. According to sports media analyst Jon Lewis, the match averaged 33.09 million viewers on FOX, making it the most-watched soccer broadcast ever on a single U.S. network. Combined English- and Spanish-language audiences were massive, highlighting the World Cup’s popularity in the United States despite the team’s elimination.
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'Security warning' for millions of Instagram users: Meta has just decided that anyone can generate AI images of you from your public Instagram account by typing ...
Meta's new AI tool enables image generation from public Instagram profiles without user notification. This feature raises privacy concerns and lowers the barrier for creating synthetic images. Users can disable this setting through their profile's sharing and reuse options. However, opting out only prevents future image generation and does not remove existing content. Switching accounts to private offers the strongest available protection against this new feature.
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Srebrenica genocide anniversary: Survivor offers lessons from what he endured
The genocide of the Bosnian Muslims began after the army of Republika Srpska, comprising Bosnian Serbs, started fighting against the army of Republic of B&H which had declared independence from Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in March 1992.
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