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‘Little fat black shirt’: Bengaluru cafe faces heat over ‘body-shaming’ customer
A Bengaluru customer was upset by a cafe’s bill description. The receipt identified him as “Little Fat Black Shirt” instead of his name. Subko cafe has apologized publicly for the incident and its team member’s actions. They are taking accountability and condemning body-shaming in all its forms. The cafe has invited feedback through its Internal
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Saransh Jain makes India debut at 33: Who is the allrounder taking on Sri Lanka?
Saransh Jain celebrated a significant breakthrough on Sunday by making his Test debut for India at 33, facing off against Sri Lanka. With more than a decade’s worth of domestic experiences behind him, Jain’s impressive red-ball track record led to this noteworthy selection, making him the first Indian player to debut after turning 33 since
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Revanth planned to meet Vance, Mamdani on US trip MEA denied nod to
The Centre withheld permission for Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s US visit. This decision came after reports of planned political meetings with US leaders emerged. The ministry stated the proposed program was inappropriate for the CM’s official visit. Revanth Reddy is currently in the United Kingdom, meeting educational institutions. His deputy called the denial of
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CJI Surya Kant proposes ‘Nyaya Setu’ for seamless implementation of verdicts in BRICS+ countries
Chief Justice Surya Kant proposed ‘Nyaya Setu’ for the BRICS+ bloc. This initiative aims for seamless exchange of highest court judgments among member nations. A judicial fellowship will allow young judges to learn best practices from partner countries. This shared jurisprudence repository will connect eleven legal traditions for mutual benefit. The proposal emphasizes building bridges
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Microsoft has a 6-word answer for students wondering if coding is still worth it
Microsoft Learn has told students on X that learning to code is worth it “now more than ever”, even as AI writes a growing share of software. Satya Nadella says AI already produces up to 30% of Microsoft’s code, while Google puts its figure at 75%. The skill has not died, it has shifted from