Unseen viral photo of Google CEO Sundar Pichai from his IIT days, shared by Ananya Lohani, featuring Sharmistha Dubey at the 1993 IIT KGP convocation. Dubey, former Match Group CEO, owns Tinder, OkCupid. Pichai, born in Madurai, joined Google in 2004, became CEO in 2015.
Read MoreSony Pictures Networks India issues legal notice to Dorje Teas for using Shark Tank India clips on YouTube. Founder Agarwal questions the reasoning behind it, highlighting the impact on startups supporting Shark Tank content.
Read MorePrince Harry made a notable appearance in his native Britain on Wednesday, attending a service of thanksgiving at London’s St Paul’s Cathedral to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games. His solitary presence at the event drew considerable focus, shedding light on the strained dynamics within his family.
Read MoreChina recently launched its most recent mission to the moon, Chang’e 6, with a rover on board. This mission has sparked curiosity because of its secretive characteristics and possible military significance. Observers have observed a mysterious spacecraft that recent images show attached to the side of the Chang’e 6 lander. The spacecraft is planned...
Read MorePrime Minister Narendra Modi criticises Congress for divisive mindset, The Prime Minister alleged that if voted to power, the Congress would reinstate Article 370, cancel the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), halt free ration schemes for the poor and free medical treatment, and reverse the Supreme Court’s verdict on the Ram Mandir. Questions if CMs...
Read More810kg gold ornaments worth 666 crore in overturned Coimbatore mini-truck safely transported to Salem by private security post-tarpaulin incident. Sasikumar, Paulraj, minor injuries, and official verifications occurred. Erode district event.
Read MoreNirmala Sitharaman’s post was a response to allegations made by the Indian National Congress (INC) and its leader Rahul Gandhi, who claimed that PSUs were being dismantled and were in disarray under the Modi government.
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