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Sudhanshu Trivedi on Tuesday said the country's robust GDP numbers reflect the «growth rate of Hindutva». In a veiled dig at the previous Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government at the Centre, Trivedi said the Indian economy was striving to go beyond 2 per cent, which was jokingly labelled as the «Hindu rate of growth». Addressing the Upper House during the discussion on the economy, the BJP MP said, «With respect to the Indian economy, I am being reminded of the days when the country was under Congress rule. Our country was made fun of back in those days and it was said, in a jocular vein, that our economy couldn't grow beyond 2 per cent.

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Associated Press Music Writer Maria Sherman, in no particular order. Dive in. 'On My Mama', Victoria Monet Buckle up for some positive affirmations! The 10-time Grammy-nominated Victoria Monet, once best known as a hit-maker for Ariana Grande, Fifth Harmony and Chloe x Halle, is getting her flowers these days as a soloist — and passing them right along to the mothers listening.

Kate Winslet says she and her 'Titanic' co-star Leonardo DiCaprio «clicked immediately» when they met on the set of the blockbuster movie. The Oscar-winning actors played doomed lovers Jack and Rose in James Cameron's romance drama that went on to become one of the most successful movies in 1997.

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Charlie Sheen's departure from the hit CBS sitcom Two and a Half Men in 2011, creator Chuck Lorre now addresses the possibility of a revival after reconciling with the actor. Sheen, who portrayed Charlie Harper on the show, had engaged in a public dispute with the network and Lorre, resulting in his character's exit. However, recent developments, including Sheen's expressions of regret, have prompted speculation about the show's potential return.

Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). As per the official data, the air quality in Anand Vihar and Ashok Vihar was recorded as 'Very Poor'. Anand Vihar had an AQI reading of 388, while Ashok Vihar had an AQI reading of 386 at 6 a.m.

Vistara on Saturday announced the diversion of Flight UK906, originally bound for Delhi from Ahmedabad to Ahmedabad itself. Additionally, Flight UK954, travelling from Mumbai to Delhi, has been redirected to Jaipur. This adjustment came in response to adverse weather conditions and poor visibility at the Delhi airport.

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12th Fail’ has crossed ₹50 crore mark at the box office collections, the makers of the film said on Wednesday. The movie ‘12th Fail’ is based on Anurag Pathak's bestselling novel about the journey of IPS officer Manoj Kumar Sharma and IRS officer Shraddha Joshi. Starring Vikrant Massey and Medha Shankar, the film was released in theatres on October 27 in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada.

Charlie Munger may come across as a sidekick to the legendary Warren Buffett who built Berkshire Hathaway's enormous empire worth $785 billion simply by buying and holding stocks for the long term. But in reality, Munger was picked by the 'God of Stocks' as his second-in-command for being smarter and wiser than him. The 64-year-old partnership between the dynamic duo shows many unusual traits — the two titans never had an argument and would sometimes make decisions without consulting each other. The mutual trust and respect never faded between the 'Jai and Veeru' of Wall Street. While Munger, who passed away today at the age of 99, lived in Los Angeles, his best friend and partner-in-crime Buffett lived 1,600 miles away in Omaha. «The two men speak a few times every month on the phone, and they likely meet less than 3 to 4 times a year,» NRI investor Mohnish Pabrai wrote in his book 'The Dhandho Investor'.

Gen Z shoppers are the least likely to splurge this holiday season, but many say the economy is to blame.

Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's righthand man for nearly six decades, was a shrewd investment genius in his own right, passing on rich investing wisdom for generations of investors to learn from.

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Willem Dafoe opened up about his role in the much-anticipated sequel, "Beetlejuice 2." Set to follow up the 1988 classic, this movie promises a fresh take on the afterlife and familiar characters. Dafoe, known for his diverse roles, shed light on his character, a police officer navigating the afterworld. He shared, “I haven’t seen any footage yet, but it was fun to do.

The extravagant affair saw guests dressed to the nines, exchanging vows, and revelling in the luxurious surroundings of the airborne celebration. A video of the unique wedding experience quickly made its rounds on various online platforms, sparking a mix of admiration and bewilderment. Notably, Indian entrepreneur and film producer Ronnie Screwvala took to social media to express his bemusement.

Mint is all set to launch a brand new off-beat sho... moreMint is all set to launch a brand new off-beat show this month.

RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) — Rio de Janeiro's police said on Friday they have opened an investigation into the organizers of the Brazilian leg of Taylor Swift's «The Eras Tour» for the death of a 23-year-old fan who fell ill at the show last week. The police will investigate whether entertainment firm Time for Fun (T4F) committed the crime of endangering human life or health.

return to office, companies that champion hybrid and flexible work options are increasingly focusing on employee engagement initiatives to reduce the disconnect and boost productivity. Company executives ET spoke with said the «disconnect» is not only impacting collaboration and productivity, but also leading to lack of bonding. The employee engagement initiatives are seen benefiting all, especially the younger workers who had taken up their first job around the time people were asked to work remotely due to the pandemic, they said. NatWest Group, Tech Mahindra, EY, and Capgemini are among the companies that have launched a host of initiatives, including frequent team catch-ups, in-person group sessions, 'fun at work' and sports events, and assigning 'buddies' to the new employees — all aimed at promoting cohesiveness at work and improving productivity.