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From the charm of hospitality to the drama of the screen, Pallavi Purohit's metamorphosis into an actress unfolded serendipitously. A chance meeting at a film festival nudged her to swap hotel lobbies for film studios, where she bravely navigated language hurdles in Hindi television and embraced demanding roles across Malayalam and Kannada films, bravely showcasing her classical dance prowess.

OpenAI is reportedly preparing to file for an initial public offering as early as this week, working with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley on the paperwork. This significant move for the AI industry could see shares sold to the public by September, following a court's rejection of Elon Musk's lawsuit.

IIM-Bodh Gaya's 2024-26 cohort has defied challenging economic conditions to achieve outstanding placement results, with 432 students landing jobs. Notably, the institute celebrated its inaugural international placements, each commanding an impressive annual package of Rs 45.63 lakh. The highest domestic offer reached Rs 30 lakh.

Amazon's Alexa+ has launched a new feature allowing users to generate custom podcast episodes on any subject. Powered by leading news organizations, this AI tool provides on-demand audio lessons. Users simply request a topic, and Alexa creates a personalized episode. This innovation offers a new way to consume information, fitting seamlessly into daily routines for learning and entertainment.

Leaked records reveal Iran's Revolutionary Guards secretly acquired advanced Chinese satellite communication equipment via a UAE-based procurement network. The technology, crucial for Tehran's drone and missile programs, was shipped through Dubai, highlighting sophisticated methods to bypass Western sanctions and reach Iran's military apparatus.

India's beloved chai faces unprecedented challenges. Climate stress, rising costs, and global conflicts are impacting tea production and exports, making your daily cup more expensive. Despite these pressures, the nation's deep emotional connection to tea, a symbol of hospitality and connection, ensures its enduring cultural significance.

Social media has transformed travel from personal journeys to content-driven experiences, leading to 'over-tourism' and the loss of authentic charm in once-quiet destinations. While viral trends offer new opportunities for local economies, they also create chaos and environmental strain. The challenge now is to balance digital inspiration with genuine exploration.

Uttar Pradesh is on a remarkable journey of transformation, reinvigorating its cultural heritage through initiatives that uplift traditional crafts like chikankari and carpets. As a burgeoning hub for manufacturing, the state now contributes a staggering 55% of India's mobile phone production. Coupled with a comprehensive network of expressways, UP's infrastructure is booming.

Industrial Tribunal Holds Termination Was Breach Of Labour Law

Melissa Leong's new food show, 'Taste of Art,' was pulled from SBS due to misconduct allegations against co-host Vaughan Mabee. Leong, a survivor of sexual assault, urged listeners to take women's allegations seriously. Mabee apologized for his behavior, citing stress and pressure in his pursuit of culinary excellence. The show's future remains uncertain.

After years of being labeled a 'banter club' for their beautiful yet often ineffective play, Arsenal has finally broken their Premier League drought. Under Mikel Arteta, the team embraced a more pragmatic and resilient style, prioritizing set-piece dominance and an 'us-vs-them' mentality to secure their first title since 2004.

Sikar was sold as an affordable mini Kota. Now it is facing serious questions about leaks

Runa Laila, celebrating 50 years in Hindi films, continues to bridge India and Bangladesh through her music. Her powerful voice, first heard in 'Ek Se Badhkar Ek,' has been a constant amidst political shifts. Receiving the Minar-e-Dilli award, she emphasized music's healing power, a sentiment echoed by fans who find solace in her melodies.

Crisis strategist Molly McPherson urges Mike Vrabel to take accountability for the Dianna Russini story. She stated that his evasion has exacerbated the issue to the point of no recovery. McPherson argues that, unlike Robert Kraft’s alleged intervention, refusing to own up to the scandal will ultimately harm Vrabel’s Hall of Fame legacy and potentially his coaching career with the Patriots in the coming seasons. Dodging the truth has backfired, and Vrabel needs to take ownership before things get out of hand.

Charges Serious, Grounds Not Sufficient For Bail, Court Rules

Legendary photographer Raghu Rai, who shaped India's visual memory for over five decades, passed away on Sunday. His iconic images, from the Bhopal Gas tragedy to portraits of national figures, gave permanence to history. Rai believed visual history was more important than fine art, emphasizing closeness to truth in his immersive photographic practice.