Cisco's Jeetu Patel works 18 hours a day, 7 days a week: 'Only my daughter can pull me away'
The chief product officer based in California also believes that personal priorities must override professional ones when necessary. For example, before his mother passed away in 2023, Jeetu Patel spent eight weeks at her side in the hospital, barely working.
Bombay biryani and ice halwa helps Mumbai rank 5th in world's best food cities: TasteAtlas
Meanwhile, Indian cuisine as a whole secured the 13th spot among the world’s 100 best cuisines in the TasteAtlas Awards 2025/26.
Musk, Bezos, and Zuckerberg turn into 'billionaire robot dogs' worth Rs 90 lakh. They 'poop' prints
The robot dogs' creator, Beeple, explained that the robots are 'continuously taking pictures and ranking those pictures to find the most interesting ones,' then reinterpreting those images in the artistic style of the person whose head they wear.
IndiGo crisis sees teacher stranded at Shillong airport with husband's coffin: 'What do I do?'
Manjari Palit was supposed to fly to Kolkata to bury her husband's body in his hometown. "The body is embalmed for 48 hours, which will expire tomorrow at 4 pm. Who is going to take responsibility for it?” she asked.
Man tells pregnant wife he's going on 'business trip,' found stuck in Thailand flood with lover
The couple have three children and according to the rescuers, the wife had no suspicions, as the husband frequently communicated with her during his stay in Thailand.
Fact check: Viral video of donkey gatecrashing Pakistan parliament is AI-generated
A close examination of the footage shows several inconsistencies. Moreover, AI detection tools analysed the clip and flagged it as AI-generated with high confidence scores.
IndiGo crisis: 'I'm missing my own wedding,' groom stuck at airport says in viral video
The civil aviation ministry has directed IndiGo to clear all pending passenger refunds immediately as the airline’s operational chaos entered the fifth day. Airlines have also been instructed not to levy any rescheduling charges for passengers whose travel plans were affected by cancellations.
Jensen Huang says he stays in a constant 'state of anxiety' despite Nvidia’s success: 'I work every day'
Nvidia, which started as a graphics chip company, later expanded into hardware and software used widely in artificial intelligence systems. The company crossed a market value of $5 trillion last month. Despite that, Huang said his concern about failure remained. 'I have a greater drive from not wanting to fail than the drive of wanting to succeed,' he said. 'Failure drives me more than greed or whatever it is.'
Foreign passenger climbs on IndiGo counter at Mumbai airport, yells as her flight gets cancelled. Video
The woman, identified by social media users as being of African origin, became visibly distressed after learning that her IndiGo flight had been cancelled. In the footage, she stepped onto the counter, leaned against a glass partition and raised her voice at ground staff while demanding an explanation.
IndiGo chaos derails man’s proposal trip to Singapore worth Rs 7 lakh, adds Rs 80,000 more to his costs
The post stated that the short domestic flight from Chandigarh was delayed repeatedly. The aircraft, originally due to depart at 12:35 pm, eventually left at 8:30 pm. Because of this, the individual was unable to board the onward flight to Singapore.
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw mourns Simone Tata, calls her 'doyen of women business leaders'
Simone Tata passed away at the age of 95 on Friday morning at Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital after a short period of illness. She was the mother of Tata Trusts chairperson Noel Tata and the stepmother of the late Ratan Tata.
'Grateful I changed every diaper': Sabeer Bhatia backs Premanand Maharaj’s message on hands-on parenting
His comments appeared soon after Premanand Maharaj’s video drew wide attention online. In the clip, Maharaj asked parents to think about the amount of time they actually give their children in the middle of work and other demands. He said, 'If we are earning money for someone but cannot give them our time, then what is the use of that money?'
'My daughter needs a pad, she's bleeding’: Livid father's video goes viral as IndiGo chaos intensifies
The clip, shared widely on X and other platforms, was described by many as emblematic of the difficulties passengers faced during the ongoing disruption. Users questioned the absence of basic support facilities and called for clearer protocols to handle situations involving medical urgency.
IndiGo flight cancellations force newlyweds to attend their own reception via video call
The bride’s parents, having already gathered relatives in Hubballi, went ahead and staged the reception with the couple appearing on video call via a large screen. According to reports, the parents even sat in the chairs meant for the bride and groom during the ceremony as guests arrived.
Japanese artist accuses Indian creator of plagiarising her tiger artwork presented to Environment minister
A community note added beneath the Indian Big Cats Alliance (IBCA) post on X claimed: 'Vikas Tomar ‘hand crafted’ tiger paper artwork is a stolen art from Japanese artist @kiriken16. It was cut and copy from the original artist’s tiger without permission.'
India seen among fastest- growing ad markets in 2026 at Rs 2 lakh cr, despite global jitters
Connected TVis expected to grow in double digits as advertisers follow audiences to streaming platforms.
Google’s A–Z list of 2025 searches reveals India’s biggest online obsessions
Under the letter A, actors Aneet Padda and Ahaan Panday featured prominently as they were identified as the most searched entertainment figures of the year following the success of the romantic drama 'Saiyaara'. The film itself emerged as 2025’s most searched movie in India, and its title track recorded the highest number of song-related searches.
Video of 'diaper tree' outside Varanasi house triggers debate on civic sense: 'This really sucks'
The recording opened with a view of a two-storey house where, according to the narration, a family with a young child lived. The camera then shifted to the tree standing in front of the property, its branches visibly holding a large number of soiled diapers. Shweta Kataria alleged that instead of discarding them responsibly, members of the household had been throwing the diapers from their balcony onto the tree.
'Kick Trump's a**. Twice': Indian-origin woman's rant at US immigrants' meet is viral. Watch
In her address, the unidentified woman urged members not to panic over political rhetoric, and asked them to have faith in their collective strength. 'The fact is that the President is not god, the President is not making the laws in the country though he thinks he makes the laws,' she said.
Widow of gay man files case against his lover, in-laws over his inheritance
The woman's mother-in-law has now filed an appeal seeking to declare the marriage as invalid.
Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sánchez donate $102.5 million to combat homelessness: 'It brought tears to...'
'This is just the beginning. It’s a $2 billion commitment… and we’re going to continue doing it,' Lauren Sanchez said.
'I'm done with mediocre, lazy...': Indian boss's 10pm text to staffer is viral. 'Don't respond,' say netizens
The viral post has reignited conversations on social media about India’s demanding corporate culture, where late-night texts and unrealistic expectations are often normalised.
Anoushka Shankar calls out Air India for damaging her sitar, shares video: 'Devastated and truly disturbed'
In the video, Anoushka Shankar said she initially assumed the instrument was simply 'out of tune', only later noticing the crack when preparing to play. She said: 'First I was looking at the top of my sitar and thought it was really out of tune. After I tuned it, I picked it up to play and that’s when I realised.'
US investment banker quits JPMorgan job, takes 50% pay cut to join MrBeast: 'Was working 100 hours each week'
Bart Dziedzic studied at Fordham University before joining JPMorgan Chase. He said the job routinely required 80 to 100 hours of work each week and that the pace of life in New York had gradually taken a toll.
