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Shareholders’ no to Swiggy’s board changes

BENGALURU: Swiggy shareholders have voted against proposed changes to the company’s Articles of Association, preventing the planned appointments of CFO Rahul Bothra and cofounder Phani Kishan Addepalli to the board. The special resolution received 72.4% shareholder support, falling short of the 75% threshold required for approval, according to an exchange filing on Thursday.Swiggy said the…

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Up Bed Entrance Exam 2026 Admit Card: UP BEd Admit Card 2026 released at official website ahead of May 31 examination: Direct link

Bundelkhand University issues UP BEd Admit Card 2026 at official website UP BEd JEE 2026 admit card released online, examination to be held on May 31 Bundelkhand University issues UP BEd Admit Card 2026 at official website UP BEd JEE 2026 admit card released online, examination to be held on May 31 Bundelkhand University issues…

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Motivational quote of the day by Immanuel Kant: “Rules for happiness…"

Immanuel Kant is famous for writing incredibly dense, headache-inducing philosophy that keeps college students up all night. But tucked away inside his massive intellectual legacy is one of the most beautifully simple definitions of human happiness ever written.He didn’t say we need a massive bank account, a flawless reputation, or a stress-free existence. Instead, he…

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Penélope Cruz: ‘I thought I was about to die’: Penélope Cruz opens up about brain aneurysm scare during ‘The Black Ball’ shoot | English Movie News

Oscar-winning actress Penélope Cruz has shared details of a frightening health scare that unfolded while she was filming her latest movie, ‘The Black Ball’.Speaking at the Cannes Film Festival, the actress revealed that she feared the worst after being told about a possible brain aneurysm concern shortly before an important shoot. Penélope Cruz recalls shocking…

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Not brain drain but brain circulation: Why 70% of Indian graduates are heading abroad, but not staying there

A growing number of Indian graduates are setting their sights on foreign universities, with 70% planning to study abroad in search of better education and global exposure. Yet, the majority intend to return to India for work, highlighting a shifting mindset where overseas study is seen as a stepping stone rather than permanent migration, reshaping…

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