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Three Amazon software engineers made it public recently. They accused the tech giant of illegal retaliation after speaking at a Seattle City Council hearing about data centre regulation. It’s messy, this whole thing. They claim they got summoned into mandatory meetings with human resources right aft

Vikram Bhatt’s latest flick, *Haunted 3D: Echoes Of The Past*, it’s definitely been a box office black sleep. Day one numbers were Rs 2.5 crore nett. That beat out films like *Main Vaapas Aaunga* and *Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata*. But there's the fallout, right? It got panned because of how he used AI

The WBJEE 2026 results finally dropped, only twenty-six days after the actual test. It was kind of a surprise too, setting up exam centers in Bengal and actually some other states this time around. The merit list? It pulled names from all over Kolkata and different districts scattered around. The bo

Sunil Grover. Actor. Comedian. You see that name pop up online, and you think of big laughs, maybe some high-energy sketches. But then there’s this other side, isn't there? A quietness. Something much slower. He posted it on Thursday. Just a video. Not some polished interview or a carefully staged m

DK Shivakumar, Karnataka’s Chief Minister he really is the troubleshooter and crisis manager for Congress, people call him the “Chanakya of the Congress” for his political smarts. It wasn't just luck, you know? He managed to outmaneuver rivals, grab key wins. In those recent MLC elections, he pulled

‘Kala Hiran’ producer Amit Jani is talking about threats he’s been facing from Pakistan before the movie even comes out. He said he got a second death threat within just twenty-four hours. That’s right, hours after reporting the first one to the police. He put this complaint up on X. A picture of th

The air just felt thick today. You could almost taste the tension hanging over everything. It wasn't some grand, predictable political shift; it was just... happening. Slow, heavy stuff moving along. There are whispers now, mostly in the back rooms, not the big headlines you see on TV. People are ta

Walk into any appliance store, right? You’ll probably run into that same question: should I grab an OTG, or an air fryer, or maybe a microwave? They all promise convenience, sure, but they actually solve totally different kitchen headaches. Some are way better for baking, others lean into healthy co

Doctors’ money and career paths in India are getting dragged online right now after some social media post questioned whether MBBS really sets you up for early financial independence. It just sparked this whole debate. People are reacting in totally mixed ways. Some folks seem to agree with the skep

the air in the room felt thick today you could almost taste the static electricity building up between the ideas, that kind of pressure you get when things are shifting underneath the surface but nobody really talks about it. it’s not a neat thing. it just… happens. we were watching the projections

Kerala Lottery results. Today’s the day for the Karunya Plus KN-628 draw. They’re holding it on Thursday, June 18th. Everything is set to happen at three in the afternoon. Location? Gorky Bhavan, right near Bakery Junction in Thiruvananthapuram. That's where they'll announce what won. The stakes are

Thursday brought some messy results from the Karnataka Legislative Council election. Congress managed to snag five seats, and the BJP got two. But that wasn't even the main story. What really started stirring up talk was the whole cross-voting allegation the way votes seemed to shift across party li

Tech workers are facing a serious problem. If you don’t use artificial intelligence at least once a month, you face three times the risk of getting laid off compared to your colleagues who do. That's what Gallup found in their research from a February survey of over 23,000 US workers. Sixty-six of t

An employee posted something online that started a real discussion about their workplace. It was a troubling claim. They said managers repeatedly warned them over the years that if they quit, a specific coworker would lose their job too. The employee felt like leaving because of what they described

Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, that’s who was making the noise lately about water between India and Pakistan. He really escalated things, didn't he? It wasn't just some polite disagreement anymore; it became this heavy warning from the heart of Pakistan itself. He spoke in Parliament, you know? Right there