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‘I feel ashamed asking my father for ₹5,000’: Engineer’s post highlights freshers’ career challenges. (AI Image) Landing a job after engineering is often seen as the first step towards financial independence. But for one 23-year-old software engineer, reality has been far more difficult. Despite clearing multiple interview rounds at leading companies and working in the tech industry, he says his biggest struggle is still having to ask his father for money at the end of the month.His emotional social media post has resonated with thousands of students and young professionals, many of whom said they saw their own journey reflected…

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Ben Affleck has joined the exclusive list of celebrities who have won the Million Dollar prize on the game show ‘Who Wants to Be a Millionaire’. The Oscar-winning actor, alongside ‘Jeopardy!’ champion Jamie Ding, walked away with the coveted USD 1 million prize of the game show.The entire winnings have reportedly been donated to charity, and will benefit the Eastern Congo Initiative, a nonprofit organization Affleck founded to support community-based organizations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.At the start of the episode, Affleck explained the mission behind the charity. He shared that the Eastern Congo Initiative supports local organizations…

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Ajinkya Rahane and Rohit Sharma (Image credit: AFP) NEW DELHI: Ajinkya Rahane announced his retirement from international cricket on Thursday, bringing the curtain down on a career that spanned nearly two decades. The veteran batter shared an emotional video on Instagram to announce his decision and soon received heartfelt tributes from across the cricketing world, including from his Mumbai teammate and former India captain Rohit Sharma.Rohit praised Rahane’s hard work and commitment, while thanking him for his contribution to Indian cricket. “We’ve shared the dressing room for so many years, and I know how much hard work has gone into…

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Why is DeenTheGreat reportedly facing up to 15 years in prison? Streamer’s lawyer makes fresh claim (Image via Getty) DeenTheGreat, whose real name is Nurideen Shabazz, is facing a second-degree felony robbery charge and a misdemeanor battery charge after an alleged incident on a yacht in Miami on May 27. If he is convicted of the robbery charge, he could face up to 15 years in a Florida prison. The case came to light after TMZ obtained court documents, while later reports also confirmed details about his upcoming court hearing. Even as the charges remain in place, Shabazz’s lawyer says…

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Optical illusion personality tests trick the brain into believing what is spotted first when there are actually many objects hidden in one, so that different people notice different things depending on how their brain processes what they see.However, science doesn’t claim to reveal any personality traits but optical illusion personality tests give a fun respite and suggest quirky clues about your personality.This personality test here claims to reveal hidden personality traits about yourself based on what you see first!So, take the testWhat did you see first? Source link

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The Himachal Pradesh Directorate of School Education has instructed all government schools to remain operational on August 15, 2026, to mark Independence Day through flag hoisting, cultural events, and patriotic programmes. Schools have also been directed to join official celebrations at district, sub-divisional, and tehsil headquarters, with authorities ordered to ensure strict implementation of the guidelines. Government schools across Himachal Pradesh will remain open on August 15, 2026, as the state government has directed educational institutions to organise Independence Day celebrations with full participation. The Directorate of School Education has instructed schools to conduct flag-hoisting ceremonies, cultural programmes, and other…

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Nicolas Cage’s upcoming World War II thriller ‘Fortitude’ is at the centre of a $105 million lawsuit after an unencrypted master copy was reportedly stolen.Image credit (Instagram)​ A World War II spy thriller titled ‘Fortitude’ has become the subject of a $105 million lawsuit after an unencrypted master copy of the film was stolen from a Los Angeles office last month. Netflix faces legal action from the movie’s producers, who claim the theft has jeopardized the film’s commercial prospects and release strategy.According to The Hollywood Reporter, a complaint has been filed on Thursday in California federal court alleging that writer-producer…

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India’s medal tally rises to 17 after Lovepreet Singh’s silver and Seema Kaliramna’s bronze on Day 8 of CWG 2026. India added two more medals to its tally on Day 8 of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, with weightlifter Lovepreet Singh winning silver and discus thrower Seema Kaliramna securing bronze to take the country’s overall haul to 17 medals.The latest additions leave India 10th in the overall medal standings after Thursday’s competition, with a total of 3 gold, 10 silver and 4 bronze medals. While the country did not add to its gold-medal count, another productive day in weightlifting…

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Bertrand Russell was a British philosopher, logician, mathematician, and one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century. Walk into a crowded coffee shop or scroll through social media, and you will quickly spot a familiar ritual. A heavy paperbound volume of James Joyce’s Ulysses or David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest lies open on a small wooden table. Its owner glances around, sips an espresso, and leaves the spine clearly visible to passersby.”There are two motives for reading a book; one, that you enjoy it; the other, that you can boast about it,” wrote British philosopher Bertrand Russell in…

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plants that provide natural shade and keep your home cool There’s real science behind why a house surrounded by greenery feels noticeably cooler than one that isn’t, and it has very little to do with imagination. According to the US EPA’s benefits of trees and vegetation, urban forests run about 3.0°F (1.6°C) cooler on average than non-green urban areas, through a combination of direct shading and evapotranspiration, plants releasing water vapour through their leaves as they cool themselves. The catch is that most shade-giving trees take years to deliver on any of this. Fast-growing climbers and screening plants get there…

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