Indian cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal will pay actor-choreographer Dhanashree Verma ₹4.75 crore in alimony as part of their divorce settlement, according to a report by Bar and Bench. The alimony amount was disclosed during a Bombay High Court hearing, where the couple sought to fast-track their divorce proceedings by waiving the mandatory six-month reconciliation period.
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Ben & Jerry’s Claims Unilever Fired CEO Dave Stever in Retaliation for Social Activism
Ben & Jerry’s has accused its parent company, Unilever, of unlawfully removing its CEO, David Stever, in retaliation for the ice cream brand’s social and political activism. The company filed a complaint in U.S. federal court on Tuesday, claiming the decision violated the merger agreement between the two companies.
Read More »Government Plans to Privatise 11 Airports by 2025-26: Report
New Delhi: The Indian government is reportedly planning to privatise 11 airports by the end of the financial year 2025-26 as part of its broader asset monetisation strategy. This marks the third round of airport privatisation, with the government bundling loss-making airports with profitable ones to attract investors, Bloomberg reported.
Read More »Bank Unions Announce Nationwide Strike on March 24-25 After Failed Talks With IBA
The United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) has announced a two-day nationwide strike on March 24 and 25 after discussions with the Indian Banks' Association (IBA) failed to yield any positive outcome. The strike is being called over several key demands, including adequate recruitment across all cadres, regularisation of temporary employees, and implementing a five-day workweek in the banking industry.
Read More »‘Rashtragranth’ play on Indian Constitution Receives Standing Ovation at Asia’s Oldest Law College
Rashtragranth, a gripping two-act play that explores India’s constitutional journey and its contemporary relevance, received a standing ovation at Government Law College, Mumbai, Asia’s oldest and most prestigious law institution. Organized by the Marathi Mandal of the college, the play, which dramatizes the struggles, sacrifices, and landmark moments that shaped India’s democracy, was highly praised by faculty members, students, and legal experts in attendance.
Read More »Virgin Atlantic and Joby Team Up for 11-Minute, 40km Air Taxi Service in the UK
British airline Virgin Atlantic has teamed up with U.S.-based commuter aviation startup Joby Aviation to introduce air taxis for faster airport transfers in the UK. The service aims to connect London Heathrow Airport with Canary Wharf in just 11 minutes, significantly reducing travel time compared to traditional road transport. However, the UK government has yet to approve air taxis for commercial use.
Read More »Rising Egg Prices Drive Americans to Smuggle Them from Mexico
Egg prices have skyrocketed across the United States, leading to a surprising rise in smuggling cases as Americans attempt to bring cheaper eggs from Mexico and Canada. According to the Wall Street Journal, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data reveals a 36% increase in "egg interceptions" this year compared to last year.
Read More »Blinkit Customer Claims Weight Mismatch in Orders; Company Addresses Issue
A Blinkit user has raised concerns over discrepancies in the weight of products delivered by the quick commerce platform. The user, who shared their experience on Reddit, posted pictures as proof and claimed they received significantly less than the mentioned weight in their orders.
Read More »Vaishnaw Unveils Hyperloop Tech: Using Vacuum and Magnetic Fields for Ultra-Fast Travel
Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Saturday inspected the Hyperloop test track at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras in Chennai, where he explained how the futuristic transport system would function. The project, which aims to revolutionize travel with high-speed pods, has already seen 410 meters of track laid as part of its development.
Read More »Puma to Lay Off 500 Employees Globally and Close Struggling Stores Due to Weak US Sales
German sportswear giant Puma has announced plans to cut 500 jobs globally and shut down unprofitable stores, citing weak consumer demand in the United States. The decision follows disappointing quarterly and annual forecasts, which led to a sharp 23% decline in Puma’s stock, according to a report by Reuters.
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