Indian Bureaucrats Become Heroes
Efficient governance stands out as an exception in India, where bureaucratic delays and inefficiencies are common, making civil servants like Tukaram Mundhe and RS Batth social media celebrities for doing their jobs
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Efficient governance stands out as an exception in India, where bureaucratic delays and inefficiencies are common, making civil servants like Tukaram Mundhe and RS Batth social media celebrities for doing their jobs
Shows by creators like Samay Raina and Bhuvan Bam are being aired on Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, offering diverse content and built-in audiences
A high court ruling has allowed the Orange Order to march down the Garvaghy Road, a predominantly nationalist area, despite opposition from residents and leaders, sparking fears of renewed violence in Northern Ireland
The Indian National Congress leader's social media post comes after a report highlighted Election Commissioners' objections to decisions taken without their knowledge or recommendations, sparking controversy over electoral roll irregularities
Former Wales prop Adam Jones, 45, tackles Cardiff half-marathon after shedding 32kg in weight, running for St David's Hospice Care and Prostate Cymru
Restaurants like Tresind and Raga by Gaggan are redefining fine dining with immersive experiences, where presentation and plating tell a story, driven by social media and gastrotourism
Local designers reimagine traditional textiles for contemporary consumers, gaining national and international attention with unique fashion sense and rich traditions
Sullenberger, who safely landed a US Airways flight in the Hudson River in 2009, was honored alongside other notable figures in aviation, despite being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease two months prior
A US recruiter's warning that bringing iced coffee to a job interview may give the wrong impression has sparked a heated discussion online, with some calling it unprofessional and others seeing it as an overreaction
Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry agrees to a two-year contract extension, taking his career on-court earnings to $652m and solidifying his commitment to the team through the 2028-29 season
A bizarre incident in Jharkhand's capital has gone viral on social media, with a monkey entering a wine shop, consuming vodka, and falling asleep inside, before being safely removed by a rescue team
The 'Princess Diaries' star faces a looming deadline to find work or risk losing her health benefits, a situation shared by many fellow actors due to SAG-AFTRA's rising minimum earnings requirement
Total now 214 companies from 11 countries, including France, Germany, China, and the US, that could face boycotts or divestment
The company behind the all-star rugby series has been given a two-month ultimatum to file its accounts or face being struck off, despite claiming the delay is an error and the project is still on track for 2028
Researchers at King's College London and the Royal Veterinary College are creating a database of 80 dog breeds to analyze canine DNA found at crime scenes
The €800m renovation of the Tour Montparnasse, the tallest skyscraper in inner-city Paris, has been halted after more than three-quarters of its co-owners voted against the project, leaving its future uncertain
The pop star held an impromptu performance outside his hotel in Lima, Peru, after his concert was cancelled due to safety concerns
Adani Realty plans to launch premium and luxury residential projects in Mumbai, including a cluster redevelopment project in Goregaon and an ultra-luxury project at Bandra Reclamation, with prices ranging from ₹34,000 to ₹120,000 per sq ft
Louise Kennedy's second novel, Stations, is being serialised on BBC Radio 4, following the success of her debut novel Trespasses, which was adapted into a Bafta-nominated TV series
The Victorian government plans to amend food safety laws to allow dogs in pubs, following the lead of the UK and Europe, in a bid to boost the economy and make pubs more family-friendly
President William Ruto orders company to leave Magadi while joint committee resolves issues over non-compliance with mining laws and community benefits
Exim Bank provides ₹4,850 crores to support various developmental projects in the island nation, backed by the Government of India
The singer took home an award for her song 'The Way I Love You' at the ceremony held at London's Roundhouse, which also honored Robyn and Pauline Black
Herefordshire's largest operators, Yeomans Travel and Sargeants Brothers, have not committed to the scheme, which could leave commuters paying up to £1,200 more per year