Korean actress Ha Ji-won is in India to film ‘Massage Road’, a documentary exploring global massage traditions. She shared photos on Instagram from her travels in a southern state. Accompanied by Ahn Jae-hong and Kim Dae-ho, they will visit massage experts in Thailand, India, Sweden, Finland, and the United States over 27 days.
Read MoreIBM is transferring $6 billion of its pension obligations to Prudential Financial, leading to a one-time charge of $2.7 billion in the third quarter without affecting overall financial performance. IBM has also closed its R&D operations in China, resulting in job losses for over 1,000 employees.
Read MoreAt the 2024 MTV VMAs, Chappell Roan faced unexpected drama when a photographer reportedly insulted her on the red carpet. Despite the shock, Roan stood her ground. Later, she discussed her anxiety about such confrontations and emphasized her right to set boundaries. Roan also dazzled in a gothic outfit and won Best New Artist.
Read MoreDiljit Dosanjh disclosed during Raj Shamani’s podcast that he spends crores on his music tours’ production to deliver extraordinary performances. He values fan experience over financial returns. His upcoming ‘Dil-Luminati Tour’ will commence in Delhi on October 26, 2024, and continue through various major Indian cities.
Read MoreWhatsApp has rolled out new features for small businesses in India during its inaugural WhatsApp Business Summit. Key additions include Meta Verified, customised messaging capabilities, and the WhatsApp Business Yatra training program. These initiatives aim to help small businesses improve customer engagement and drive growth ahead of the festive season.
Read MoreUttar Pradesh Police have made notable progress in the Sultanpur dacoity case by recovering all stolen valuables and arresting seven suspects. The robbery took place on August 28 at Bharat Jewellers. Authorities recovered around 20 kg of silver, 2.5 kg of gold, and ₹45,000. However, several suspects are still at large.
Read MoreNagamangala faced violent incidents including stone pelting and arson, leading to prohibitory orders and increased police presence. District-in-charge minister N Chaluvarayaswamy visited the site, promising strict action against those responsible. Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy blamed Congress’s appeasement politics for the unrest, alleging it was a preplanned attack targeting a specific community.
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