‘There is no success in life that is complete without a woman,’ says ‘Mandadi’ star Soori | Tamil Movie News

Actor Soori has once again shown his admiration for women and their role in shaping families and society. The actor recently attended an award ceremony in Chennai, where he had the honour of presenting an award to an IAS officer. His remarks at the event highlighted the sacrifices women make and the important role they…

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IIM Bangalore unveils phased plan for Indonesia campus after PM Modi’s announcement

Bengaluru: Following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement that Indian Institute of Management Bangalore will set up a campus in Indonesia, IIM-B said that it will execute its offerings in two phases, beginning with short-duration executive education programmes (EEPs) in Phase 1, followed by the degree-granting programmes in Phase 2.As per plans, the IIMB (Singhasari) campus…

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DOJ lawsuit pressures Harvard to hand over detailed applicant information: Privacy law at the center of dispute

Harvard confronts new court challenge over disclosure of admissions records The Trump administration’s Friday lawsuit seeking admissions records from Harvard University may run up against the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), a federal law that restricts disclosure of student records that could identify individual applicants, according to legal experts interviewed by The Harvard…

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FCI makes distilleries accountable for subsidised rice, warns of criminal cases | India News

Food Corporation of India NEW DELHI: Food Corporation of India (FCI) has tightened safeguards for the lifting and use of subsidised rice supplied to distilleries under govt’s ethanol blending programme, making distilleries directly accountable for any diversion or misuse of the released grain. In case of misuse or diversion, FCI will file criminal cases.The move…

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Apollo 15 astronauts collected tiny green glass beads from the Moon in 1971; more than 35 years later scientists found evidence of water inside, changing what we knew about the lunar interior

Representative Image (Image Credit: Canva) In 1971, Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott and James Irwin noticed something unusual on the Moon: tiny green flecks scattered across the otherwise grey surface. They collected samples and brought them back to Earth, unaware that the material would decades later challenge a long-held belief about the Moon. According to…

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