In the 1840s, Shakespeare’s birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon faced the threat of sale, as American showman P.T. Barnum aimed to move the historic home to New York. A dedicated committee formed, rallying public donations and support from notable figures like Prince Albert to save the site. Their efforts culminated in the successful acquisition of the house
Tata Steel has officially sanctioned the sale of its entire ownership stake in Jamshedpur FC for a minimal price. The agreement includes the transfer of the ISL sporting rights to Churchill Brothers Sports Club, as well as the contracts for players and coaching staff, which will move to the Goa-based club starting September 2026. This
Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings says he has stopped calling co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters about the business since leaving the Netflix board in June. Hastings says the two can already guess what he would think, then decide for themselves. He compares the shift from CEO to board member to going from parent to godparent,
A bomb threat email was received at the Delhi High Court on Friday morning. The threatening message mentioned August 15 and a target at the Red Fort. Authorities promptly initiated standard operating procedures and conducted extensive security checks. Bomb disposal squads and dog teams thoroughly searched the entire court premises. The security alert was later
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Bhubaneswar airport authorities filed a police complaint against a disruptive woman passenger. She allegedly damaged airport property after her IndiGo flight cancellation on Thursday. The passenger created a ruckus in the departure lounge, causing significant damage. Airport officials and CISF personnel witnessed the unruly passenger’s actions. Police are investigating the incident and seeking cost recovery
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Bar Council of India chairman Manan Kumar Mishra is central to a recent controversy. The council’s directive against NALSAR graduates was withdrawn after widespread criticism. Students have a right to protest, the Supreme Court observed on Friday. The BCI’s role in this matter was questioned by the apex court. Proceedings were closed after considering various
