IIM Ahmedabad begins admission for executive program in Business Finance

The Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIMA) has launched admissions for its Executive Program in Business Finance, aimed at mid-level and senior executives with minimal finance exposure. The six to seven-month program combines live virtual sessions with on-campus immersions to enhance finance understanding and management skills. Graduates with three years of experience can apply by September 6, 2026.

Chhattisgarh liquor scam case: SC grants interim bail to Anwar Dhebar, bars him from staying in state

The Supreme Court granted interim bail to businessman Anwar Dhebar in the Chhattisgarh liquor scam but ordered him to stay outside the state during the bail period while cooperating with the investigation. The court considered confidential state submissions, despite objections from Dhebar’s defense. Previously, the Chhattisgarh High Court denied bail due to concerns over his influence on the ongoing investigation.

How Dyson wants to solve one of travel's biggest pain points | HT Tech Insider

Dyson introduces the Supersonic Travel, a compact hair dryer that retains high performance without compromises. This device features intelligent heat control, universal voltage, and a lightweight design, aiming to revolutionize portable beauty tools. Built on years of engineering expertise, it addresses diverse styling challenges across global climates, showcasing Dyson's commitment to hair health and innovation in beauty technology.

How to remove a Fifa prez: The rules, the men & a woman who may rival Infantino

FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces significant challenges to his re-election amid diverging support from European football associations, which have withdrawn endorsement and criticized his leadership. Despite solid backing from federations in Africa and other regions, potential rivals are emerging, complicating his path. Infantino, in power since 2016, argues for extended tenure despite governance turmoil stemming from a controversial commercial proposal.

Madhuri Dixit, Shriram Nene sell apartment in Mumbai's Juhu for ₹4.4 crore

Madhuri Dixit and husband Shriram Madhav Nene sold their Juhu apartment for ₹4.40 crore, up from ₹1.94 crore, showing a 127% appreciation. This follows recent sales of two other properties, including a flat for ₹3.90 crore and an office for ₹4.85 crore, highlighting a trend in significant capital gains. Juhu remains a popular locale for Bollywood stars.

Beyond the conflict: Discovering Israel through its food, markets and people

A culinary journey through Israel showcases vibrant food culture amid conflict, featuring dishes like osso buco, chicken sofrito, and Parsi Falude. Highlights include the Lewinsky Food Market, Uri Buri's minimalist seafood, and a Druze cooking workshop. These experiences reflect Israel's rich cultural heritage, emphasizing unity and resilience within its diverse dining landscape, concluding with a memorable Shabbat dinner.

UP police forms probe team after over 5.6 tonnes of coins seized from Hathras trader

Uttar Pradesh's Hathras district police have formed a special team to investigate over 5.6 tonnes of seized coins from stationery trader Naveen Kumar's shop and home, who is currently absconding. An FIR under the Coinage Act has been filed after a raid uncovered 106 sacks of coins, raising questions about their origin and purpose. Further details pending the trader's arrest.

Bengaluru VC orders SD card from Swiggy Instamart, gets dhaniya free

Bengaluru venture capitalist Ritesh Banglani discovered a complimentary bunch of coriander (dhaniya) with his SD card order from Swiggy Instamart, highlighting a quirky new trend. This follows a similar experience by Vinay Kesari with an iPhone. Inspired by cultural norms, quick commerce companies are adopting traditional practices, offering free dhaniya with purchases exceeding certain values.

Plea on consumers 'right to know': SC grants six weeks to states, others to file responses

The Supreme Court has given states and Union Territories six weeks to respond to a plea asserting consumers' "right to know" the quality and certification of products, as well as seller details, to avert exploitation. This follows a petition highlighting the need for informed choice and consumer protection, first acknowledged by the court last July.

Stokes blames himself for Brendon McCullum's sacking: 'If I hadn't retired…'

Ben Stokes has taken responsibility for Brendon McCullum’s dismissal as England Test head coach, stating on the For The Love of Cricket podcast, “If I hadn't made the decision... Baz would still be coach." Stokes’ recent retirement and disciplinary issues led to a coaching overhaul, with Stephen Fleming appointed as McCullum's successor. Stokes aims to coach England in the future.

Sonam Wangchuk backs Jharkhand students’ protest, urges leader to end hunger strike

Environmental activist Sonam Wangchuk has urged Jharkhand Krantikari Loktantrik Morcha leader Devendra Nath Mahto, on hunger strike over recruitment irregularities, to consume water and salt while supporting student protests at Ranchi's Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Hemant Soren stated the government awaits a CID investigation report into the alleged irregularities concerning the JPSC and JSSC.

Pradeep Rawat dies after blood cancer relapse: Doctor shares symptoms, diagnosis

Blood cancer, a significant health concern in India, affects children, young adults, and some adults, with over 70,000 annual deaths reported. Early diagnosis, emphasized by Dr. Ashray, is crucial as treatable cases can lead to improved outcomes. Symptoms may mimic common illnesses, necessitating awareness. Advancements in treatment options provide hope, highlighting the importance of timely medical intervention.

Sonam Wangchuk urges Jharkhand student leader to end hunger strike

Activist Sonam Wangchuk met student leader Devendra Nath Mahato, who remains on an indefinite hunger strike over alleged irregularities in Jharkhand's competitive exams. Wangchuk has pledged ongoing support, encouraging Mahato to consume water and salt for health reasons. Protests began after the JPSC exam results in July, demanding transparency. The Jharkhand CM emphasized the government's commitment to addressing these issues.

Madhavan reacts to ‘sanghi’ tag by trolls, Dhurandhar being labelled propaganda

R Madhavan will star in Krishnakumar Ramakumar’s biopic GDN about innovator Gopalswamy Doraiswamy Naidu, releasing on August 7, alongside a notable cast. He addressed being labeled a ‘sanghi’ for his social media posts and faced backlash for his films, emphasizing his patriotic conditioning while asserting his commitment to authenticity as an actor, unaffected by criticism.

SRA project fraud: Two on run for 7 months held for duping Mumbai siblings of ₹77 lakh

Mumbai police have arrested two men after seven months of evasion for defrauding victims of Rs 77 lakh in a fraudulent SRA flat scheme. The accused misrepresented themselves, promising discounted flats through forged documents. Victims later discovered the properties were occupied. Police are investigating potential links to other similar frauds targeting homebuyers.

Yoo Yeon Seok, Cha Eun Woo's multimillion-dollar tax controversy explained

South Korean actors Yoo Yeon Seok and Cha Eun Woo are embroiled in tax disputes amidst a government crackdown on one-person agencies exploited for tax benefits. Yoo's appeal against a 3 billion won assessment was denied, while Cha is contesting a 13 billion won assessment. Both cases highlight rising scrutiny over celebrity taxation, reflecting broader regulatory concerns.

Assam floods: JP Nadda assures all help from Centre as he visits affected regions

Union Health Minister JP Nadda visited Assam's flood-affected areas, pledging central government support for restoration efforts after severe flooding from the Dikhow river claimed lives and destroyed homes. Accompanied by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, he assured financial aid for rehabilitation. Over 122,000 people are affected, with 335 villages impacted as recovery continues.

‘Apologise in 3 days or...': Parl panel warns Zuckerberg over PM Modi reel row

The Parliamentary standing committee has warned Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to apologize within three days over the temporary removal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Facebook reel, or risk losing 'safe harbour' protections under Section 79 of the IT Act. The controversy stems from a brief blockade of Modi’s video amidst protests, which Meta later attributed to an error.

⁠Hyundai Creta, Verna & Venue offered with benefits of up to ₹1 lakh

Hyundai announces discounts of up to Rs 1 lakh across its product lineup until August 31, including models like Grand i10 Nios, Aura, and Creta. Offers vary by region, featuring cash discounts, exchange bonuses, and scrappage benefits. Customers should check with local dealerships for specific details, fostering greater interest in Hyundai's diverse range of vehicles.

'Why only Gautam Gambhir?': Ex-BCCI chief selector defends India coach

India's recent Test results have alarmed fans, with significant losses at home against New Zealand and South Africa, showcasing failures against spin on familiar pitches. Pressure now mounts on coach Gautam Gambhir ahead of the Sri Lanka tour, crucial for proving adaptability. Critics highlight the team's inconsistencies, while former selectors urge patience as the squad rebuilds post-retirements.

Can H-1B holders be deported after domestic US flights? Viral post sparks debate

A viral social media post claims that H-1B visa holders with expired visa stamps are being deported by ICE after domestic flights, raising alarm over a TSA-ICE information-sharing agreement. While reports of immigration arrests at airports have risen, officials clarify that expired visa stamps alone do not trigger enforcement. Online discussions emphasize individual circumstances rather than a sweeping policy change.

Who is Nathaniel Rai? Dallas boy, 10, reflects on dramatic viral ocean rescue

A 16-year-old lifeguard, Ryder Williams, rescued 10-year-old Nathaniel Rai from dangerous surf at Seabright State Beach in Santa Cruz. Nathaniel, initially fearful he would drown, was saved after losing consciousness in the water. Thankfully, he sustained no serious injuries. Both families have since connected, sharing interests and gratitude for the life-saving act that bonded them.

Usha Vance on initial doubts about having another kid, ‘Had all sorts of angst’

Second Lady Usha Vance shared her positive experience of becoming a mother of four after the birth of her son Alec, stating her initial concerns about family disruption quickly faded as the new addition strengthened their bond. She and Vice President JD Vance dedicate one-on-one time with each child, ensuring personal attention amid their busy lives. They welcomed Alec on July 19, with their older children excited to embrace their brother.

NEET-PG Cut-Off Row: Centre forms expert committee to review admission system

The Centre has formed a 12-member expert committee, led by DGHS, to review and recommend reforms for the NEET-PG admission system, following Supreme Court hearings on a petition contesting the significant reduction of the NEET-PG 2025 qualifying percentile. This change affects nearly 100,000 additional candidates, raising concerns about educational standards. Petitioners aim to enhance transparency and merit.

Crispy Singhara Flour Cheela Recipe For Sawan Somwar Fasting

The singhara flour cheela is a nutritious, gluten-free pancake made from water chestnut flour, ideal for fasting during occasions like Sawan Somwar. It combines singhara flour, grated potatoes, and mild spices, offering lasting energy and digestive benefits. The cheela's soft texture and mild flavor make it a versatile, vrat-friendly meal enjoyed across India, often paired with chutney or curd.

Return-to-Office Is a Design Problem, Not Just an HR Policy Problem

Companies face challenges in returning to the office because existing spaces are misaligned with current work needs, emphasizing that it's a design issue, not an HR policy problem. Successful firms are rethinking workspace design to support in-person collaboration, improving operational reliability, and enhancing the overall office experience, ultimately making it worthwhile for employees to return.

CJP protest: SC says youngsters need to be pacified, law enforcement must show restraint

The Supreme Court emphasized the need for restraint by law enforcement during protests and recognized the importance of pacifying youth, even when confronted with stone-pelting by "misguided elements." Hearing a plea regarding the July 20 march, the court noted the potential dangers of aggressive state responses while highlighting the need for peaceful dialogue. Accountability for organizers was called for, stressing careful management of protest situations.

Minor girl held captive, sexually abused by Instagram friend in Nagpur; one held

A 16-year-old girl was rescued from captivity in Nagpur, where she was tied up and sexually abused by Nirbhay Pakhare, a Thane youth she met on Instagram. The girl, missing since August 2, was found with injury marks, and Pakhare had threatened her with blackmail. He is now in custody, facing serious charges under child protection laws.

7 Fasting Snacks Under 200 Calories For Healthy Sawan Vrat Days

Simple fasting snacks under 200 calories, made with wholesome ingredients, offer nutritious options during the Sawan month for devotees observing fasts. Healthy choices like roasted makhana, Greek yoghurt with fruits, and sweet potato chaat ensure energy and satisfaction without heavy foods. These snacks fit Indian vrat traditions, promoting easy digestion and balanced nutrition with minimal preparation.

Karnataka to introduce dedicated health policy for women

Karnataka's Health and Family Welfare Department will launch 'Ruthutaare,' a pioneering women's health policy aimed at addressing menopause-related issues, marking a first in India. Minister U T Khader highlighted the need for focused initiatives on women's health, stating that current policies lack prioritization. A committee will oversee the effort, supported by outreach surveys and awareness campaigns led by actress Ramya.