Sunny Deol admits playing Hanuman in ‘Ramayana’ was ‘not easy’; vows to give his best | Hindi Movie News

Sunny Deol says playing Hanuman in Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’ is a huge responsibility. At a Delhi event on July 18, he admitted his work has only just begun, calling the role “not easy” but one he’ll enjoy. He sought fans’ blessings for the two-part epic, also starring Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash. Sunny Deol…

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From Tamil Nadu to Jantar Mantar: Five student movements that changed India’s politics and education forever

Five student movements that reshaped India’s politics, education and public policy. (IANS Photo) Student protests have played a defining role in shaping modern India. While many campus demonstrations remain local, some have gone far beyond university walls, influencing governments, changing public policy, and leaving a lasting mark on the country’s political and educational landscape.From language…

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Google employees’ Union president gives what is called ‘never-before-delivered’ petition to CEO Sundar Pichai; says: Make no mistake that this is a company that is…

Nearly 100 Google employees gathered on a grassy stretch of the company’s Mountain View campus on Thursday, sandwiched between the Googleplex and the visitor centre, holding signs that read “Googlers for Job Security.” Many wore matching black shirts. Others unfurled a long white banner carrying the names of more than 4,500 employees who had signed…

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Entry-level tech salaries barely moved in 15 years: Why are fresh graduates still starting at almost the same pay?

Why Are Fresher Salaries in India’s IT Sector Still Nearly the Same After 15 Years? (AI Image) For lakhs of engineering graduates, securing a job at one of India’s leading IT companies remains a major career milestone. However, a comparison of entry-level salaries over the past 15 years has triggered a fresh debate on social…

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‘Cannot afford any mistake’: Harmanpreet Singh rues India’s lapses despite Pakistan win | Hockey News

Harmanpreet Singh celebrates with teammate after scoring a goal against Pakistan. (Pic credit: Hockey India) NEW DELHI: India may have extended their decade-long winning run against Pakistan with a thrilling 5-3 victory at the FIH Men’s Hockey World Cup on Wednesday, but captain Harmanpreet Singh believes the defensive lapses that allowed their arch-rivals back into…

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