Aishwarya Rai Bachchan reveals her beauty secrets in a Harper’s Bazaar UK interview. She emphasizes staying hydrated and hygienic, the importance of moisturizing daily, and being comfortable in one’s own skin. Her straightforward skincare routine ensures a radiant glow without relying on expensive products. Read More
US President Joe Biden cast his vote early for the 2024 presidential election in Delaware amidst an emotional backdrop following his withdrawal from the race. Vice President Kamala Harris, state senator Sarah McBride, and Democratic rep Lisa Blunt Rochester are pivotal figures Biden endorses for continued Democratic leadership. Read More
Over the course of the campaign, the Trump Team has been jumping from one ludicrous comment to another, including the “Haitians eating cats and dogs” controversy. One wonders if this is a calculated effort at reverse sea-lioning. For those who don’t know, sea-lioning refers to a type of trolling where one pursues folks with... Read More
Deputy Commissioner Jitendra Jorwal launched a WhatsApp Chatbot (84274-41404) to assist Ludhiana farmers with farm equipment for stubble management, providing info on subsidies and machinery availability. He urged using these tools to prevent stubble burning and enhance soil health, complying with Supreme Court directives. Read More
Kamala Harris campaigns in Michigan while Donald Trump holds a mega-rally in Georgia as early voting reaches 41 million ballots. The tight race is marked by tensions over Trump’s refusal to accept past defeat and his violent rhetoric, with both candidates attempting to energize their core supporters. Read More
Millets, celebrated for their high nutritional value, are making a resurgence. Rich in fiber, protein, and antioxidants, they aid in weight loss, reduce cholesterol, and lower cancer risks. Popular millet-based breakfasts like Pearl Millet Dosa, Foxtail Millet Smoothie, and Barnyard Millet Upma offer a healthy start to the day. Read More
For years, engineering was the dominant field in India, with 1.5 million graduates annually. However, only 10% are expected to secure jobs in 2024 due to a significant skills gap. Despite 60% seeking employment, only 45% meet industry standards, highlighting a critical disconnect between academic training and market needs. Read More