Mohamed Salah, captain Virgil van Dijk and right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold are all in the final year of their deals, and though it's still early in the Premier League season Liverpool is the only team keeping pace with defending champion Manchester City.
Leverkusen's unbeaten run last season was no ordinary streak. So often did Alonso's team score late goals to save a point or win a crucial game that it began to feel inevitable, even like part of their identity — like a Hollywood director whose movies all feature improbable final-act twists.
Iranian Ambassador to India, Iraj Elahi, assures that Iran is safe for tourists despite ongoing tensions with Israel. He encourages Indians to visit and explore Iran, highlighting the historic ties between the two nations. Elahi also hopes for increased direct flights between India and Iran to boost tourism.
India has increased the basic import tax on crude and refined edible oils by 20 percentage points to support local oilseed farmers. This change will raise the total import duty on these oils, potentially increasing prices and reducing demand for imports of palm oil, soyoil, and sunflower oil.
The Ig Nobel awards, announced at MIT, celebrate unusual scientific achievements that make people laugh and think. This year's winners include research on mammals breathing through their anuses, pigeons guiding missiles, clerical errors in old age cases, and plants mimicking plastic leaves. These findings highlight the quirky yet significant nature of scientific discovery.
Jay Blades, host of the BBC series The Repair Shop, has been charged with controlling and coercive behaviour against his estranged wife, Lisa Zbozen.
The Government of India's decision to base the end-of-life criteria for vehicles on fitness and pollution levels rather than age aims to promote better vehicle maintenance and reduce pollution. This policy change aligns with environmental goals and emphasizes the importance of robust and transparent fitness certification processes.
Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson go camping and wake up to find their tent stolen. In another story, a worker at an Old Monk rum distillery informs a co-worker's wife that her husband drowned in a vat of rum, but not before getting out three times to use the bathroom.
When businessman Leo Kryss discovered Jeff Bezos had purchased his property, he filed a $6 million lawsuit against Douglas Elliman. According to Kryss, the sale price was impacted by the agency's misrepresentation of the buyer's name.
Religious tourism in India is growing with better connectivity. The country can boost international tourism by enhancing air linkages and hospitality, especially in religious circuits like the Buddhist one across Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Nepal. Improving infrastructure and offering cultural attractions can attract more foreign tourists and reduce pressure on domestic tourism infrastructure.
Rahul Gandhi has sent a gift to a barber's shop in Rae Bareli where he got his beard and hair trimmed during the Lok Sabha election campaign. The barber, Mithun, received two chairs, a shampoo chair, and an inverter set. This gesture highlights Gandhi's connection with various sections of society.
Global regulators are actively penalizing institutions for anti-money-laundering (AML) compliance failures. While banks have traditionally been targeted, recent trends show a shift towards sectors like fintech, crypto exchanges, and casinos. In India, penalties have increased significantly, with a notable case involving Paytm Payments Bank. Institutions must establish robust AML frameworks to mitigate risks.
After the Trump-Harris debate, Kamala Harris gained an edge with Taylor Swift's endorsement. With Swift's significant fan base, her support could influence voter turnout, especially among Gen Z. Celebrity endorsements have historically impacted elections, but their effectiveness remains uncertain. Harris' campaign may benefit from this high-profile backing.
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal praised Bihar as a 'hidden gem' with untapped potential, highlighting the state's transformation under Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Speaking at a CII event, Goyal urged investors to explore opportunities in Bihar, citing improvements in law and order and transparency. He also discussed efforts to boost exports to USD 2 trillion by 2030.
The article explores the concept of 'Tat Tvam Asi' in modern management, emphasizing that true employee engagement arises when work aligns with personal values and purpose. It highlights the importance of creating an environment where work is a manifestation of the Self, echoing Mark Twain's idea about discovering one's purpose for fulfilment.
Reasonable Doubt Season 2 premiered in the United States on August 22 on Hulu, which holds exclusive rights to the series.
Thousands of Boeing workers have gone on strike after rejecting the company's contract offer, marking the first strike in 16 years. This disruption could affect airplane production and deliveries, impacting Indian airlines like Akasa Air, Air India Express, and SpiceJet. Both Boeing and the union are expected to return to negotiations soon.
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his remarks in the US, suggesting Gandhi compromised national interests and disrespected constitutional duties. Dhankhar emphasized the importance of nationalism and urged Indians abroad to act as ambassadors of the country's values. He also highlighted India's global leadership and progress under current governance.
Cochin Shipyard Limited has laid the keel for India's largest dredger, DCI Dredge Godavari, with a hopper capacity of 12,000 cubic meters. Built in collaboration with Royal IHC, Netherlands, this advanced vessel will enhance the capabilities of the Dredging Corporation of India and support the growth of coastal and inland shipping markets.
European Union regulators are due to issue a decision in the coming months after antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager last year threatened to break up Google's lucrative adtech business.
Among all the social media platforms, Twitter turned X, is maintaining its position and creating a strong buzz in the social media landscape regarding user engagement. Facebook is struggling because of some stringent problems related to controversial stories, on the other hand Linkedln is also experiencing downfall regarding user engagement.
High employee turnover is allegedly caused by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry being difficult to deal with. Project delays and trouble keeping important personnel present obstacles for Meghan's new lifestyle business.
