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From 200 kg to 86 kg: How a girl from his past led to 114 kg weight loss. His strict diet and exercise routine
Jas Mathur, an Indian-origin entrepreneur, transformed his life after weighing over 200 kg. A high school reunion and the realization that he couldn’t fit into his new Porsche motivated him to take control of his health. Through a strict diet, disciplined exercise routine, and gradual lifestyle changes, he lost 114 kg, reaching 86 kg. Beyond physical transformation, Jas emphasizes the mental resilience, discipline, and consistency required to achieve lasting results.
Barron shut down an entire floor of Trump Tower for a secret date? Bombshell report reveals details about US President's son
President Donald Trump has addressed rumors about his youngest son Barron Trump. He stated Barron is doing well at New York University. Reports had suggested Barron faced challenges and was absent from Manhattan. Trump confirmed Barron is a good boy and loves his niece Kai. Barron is expected to graduate in 2028 and is reportedly working on his financial interests.
Chinese leaders to hash out strategic blueprint at key meeting
China's Communist Party convenes a crucial four-day meeting to formulate economic strategy amid flagging growth and trade headwinds. The Central Committee will focus on proposals for the 15th five-year plan, aiming for technological self-sufficiency and economic might. Decisions made will significantly impact both China's domestic economy and the global landscape.
Trisha Paytas joins Euphoria season 3: TikTok sensation with more than 10 million followers set to shake up HBO hit. Who is she?
HBO's hit drama 'Euphoria' is gearing up for its third season, set to premiere in spring 2026 with eight new episodes. The highly anticipated season introduces a significant roster of 18 new cast members, including notable names like Trisha Paytas and Natasha Lyonne, joining the returning ensemble. The hugely popular series will be broadcast in the spring of 2026 after a nearly four-year break, broadcaster HBO confirmed on Friday.
Portugal’s golden visas boost classic cars, almonds and equities
Portugal's golden visa program, initially a real estate driver, has shifted to cultural donations and fund investments. This change has revitalized the Museu do Caramulo, bringing significant funding and visitors. While praised for attracting investment, critics question its broader impact on public services and housing affordability.
Apple's iPhone Air sold out in China minutes after its launch
The strong sales followed Apple CEO Tim Cook's visit this week to promote the product in the world's largest smartphone market amid ongoing geopolitical tensions between China and the US.
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Columbia Law School adds new requirement for international applicants following settlement with Trump
Columbia Law School now requires international JD applicants to explain their reasons for studying in the U.S. This change follows a $220 million settlement with the federal government, which also mandates Columbia to reduce its reliance on international tuition. Other Columbia schools are expected to implement similar application updates for future admissions cycles.
NCVET’s role in India’s skilling reforms: From fragmentation to integration
India's skilling landscape is being transformed by NCVET. This body is unifying vocational training, linking it with general education. NCVET ensures quality and accountability, preparing learners for future jobs. Efforts are underway to scale up initiatives, integrate new technologies, and improve the social perception of skills. This aims to make India a global skill hub.
Dadasaheb Bhagat: From cleaning Infosys offices to CEO, how a 10th pass village boy built a desi Canva from a cowshed
Dadasaheb Bhagat's journey from a drought-hit village to an Infosys office boy is remarkable. He transitioned to graphic design and built Design Template, a platform now compared to Canva. Bhagat's innovation from a cowshed gained national recognition. He secured a deal on Shark Tank India. His story showcases perseverance and skill development, inspiring many.
The college payoff question: Are US degrees still worth the price tag?
College degrees are facing new scrutiny as young Americans weigh costs against future earnings. Rising tuition and student debt prompt a focus on return on investment. Many now consider technical programs over four-year degrees. Universities are adapting by aligning courses with job market needs and improving graduate outcomes. Transparency in earnings data is becoming crucial for informed decisions.
School News Assembly Headlines for 16th October: Top national, international, sports and business update
Today's news brings updates on national events including protests and court proceedings. Internationally, IMF reports highlight government spending inefficiencies, while a US government shutdown delays economic data. In sports, Brett Lee praises Shubman Gill's captaincy, but India misses the 2027 AFC Asian Cup. Business news features China's stance on trade wars and Apple's shipments in China.
Nelco to tap enterprises, govt sectors to bag next-gen satcom service deals
Nelco, part of the Tata Power family, is setting its sights on the burgeoning market for satellite communication services aimed at businesses and government entities in India. Although the retail sector grapples with high operational costs, the firm expects a significant uptick in B2B and B2G satellite communication by 2030.
Vivek Oberoi, who amassed fortune of Rs 1200 crore, reveals a humble paanwala taught him basics of finance
Actor Vivek Oberoi built a Rs 1200 crore fortune. His financial journey began with lessons from a paan shopkeeper. He learned about investment and cooperation. Oberoi also gained experience in the stock market. A major early loss taught him caution. He later shifted focus to business ventures, creating new avenues for success.
Barron Trump, US President’s 19-year-old crypto guru son is worth this much; surpasses mother Melania
Barron Trump, President Donald Trump's youngest son, has built a $150 million fortune in cryptocurrency. He played a key role in launching World Liberty Financial. The company's tokens saw significant value increase after the 2024 election. Barron's crypto earnings and investments contribute to his substantial net worth. He is now a notable figure in digital finance.
School Assembly News Headlines for 15th October: Top national, international, sports and business update
The Supreme Court is reviewing Sahara's plea to sell properties to Adani, while Uttar Pradesh announced a Diwali bonus for state employees. Prime Minister Modi highlighted the impact of Google's AI Hub in Visakhapatnam. Globally, Madagascar's President fled amid Gen Z-led protests, and China vowed to fight the US trade war, which includes new tit-for-tat port fees.
IIM Lucknow sees a jump in average and median stipend for summer placements
IIM Lucknow achieved a significant summer placement drive for its 2025-2027 batch. The average stipend reached Rs 1.67 lakh per month, an increase from last year. The highest stipend offered was Rs 3.95 lakh per month. Over 580 offers were secured by students. Top firms participated, including Adani, Accenture, and Google, with several new recruiters joining the process.
The best Executive MBA Programmes in the world, according to the Financial Times
Leading Executive MBA programs are seeing graduates earn significantly more, with the Washington University–Fudan EMBA topping the Financial Times 2025 rankings. Despite declining employer sponsorships, demand for these advanced degrees remains strong. China and Hong Kong dominate the top spots, reflecting the region's growing influence in global business education.
ET 40 under forty: The vanguard leading India into the future
The ET 40 Under Forty list for 2025 celebrates innovative leaders across India, including pioneers in spacetech, AI, and blockchain. For the first time, the list expands to honour impact in art, culture, and sport, recognising individuals who inspire beyond commerce.
School Assembly News Headlines for 14th October: Top national, international, business, sports update
Prime Minister Modi advocates group farming for farmer income. Southwest monsoon has withdrawn from West Bengal. Assam Police will discuss Zubeen Garg's post-mortem report. Donald Trump calls Gaza ceasefire a new dawn. A mass shooting in South Carolina left four dead. US retailers brace for China tariffs. Mohammed Siraj is the highest wicket-taker in Tests in 2025.
Columbus Day 2025: Federal Holiday Schedule — Banks, Schools, USPS, Stock Market, Costco — what’s open, what’s closed, and Wall Street trading hours for October 13
Columbus Day 2025 falls on Monday, October 13, and it remains one of the ten official U.S. federal holidays. The day commemorates Christopher Columbus’s 1492 voyage and is also observed as Indigenous Peoples’ Day in many states. While Columbus Day honors Columbus’s arrival in the Americas, Indigenous Peoples’ Day recognizes Native American history and resilience. As of 2025, more than 20 states and Washington, D.C. observe Indigenous Peoples’ Day either alongside or instead of Columbus Day. If you’re wondering whether banks, schools, post offices, or the stock market will be open — here’s a full breakdown of what’s open and what’s closed across the U.S. this year.
Is the stock market open on Columbus Day - will banks, post offices open? Here's what you need to know
Monday, October 13, 2025, marks both Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day. Banks and post offices will be closed. However, UPS and FedEx will offer pickup and delivery services. The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will operate as usual. Bond markets will be closed. Most retail stores will remain open for shoppers.
Indigenous People's Day: Are banks and post offices open today? Here's what's open and what's closed
Indigenous Peoples' Day, October 13-Is the stock market open today? Here's a breakdown of what's open and closed today, October 13, Indigenous Peoples' Day. This day is observed nationwide.
The growing preference for global MBA programs over traditional MBAs
Management education is shifting from traditional, single-campus MBAs to Global MBA programs emphasizing international exposure and multi-campus experiences. This evolution equips leaders with the adaptability and cross-cultural understanding needed to navigate today's uncertain, borderless business environment. Global MBAs foster consulting-oriented problem-solving, cross-functional learning, and technological integration for future-proof careers.
Fort Worth plane crash near Hicks Airfield engulfs aircraft in flames; business 287 traffic blocked
A plane crash near Hicks Airfield in Tarrant County, Texas, sent flames and thick smoke into the sky. A Cirrus SR-22 aircraft went down, igniting several tractor-trailers. Emergency responders worked to control the blaze. Business 287 is closed. The FAA and NTSB will investigate the incident. Information on casualties is awaited.
The Loaning Curve: Small-town private schools thrive post-covid as lenders bet on education sector growth
Affordable private schools across India are experiencing a quiet revolution. Post-pandemic, these institutions are bouncing back and thriving, fueled by parental aspirations for quality English-medium education. Financial institutions are providing crucial loans for infrastructure upgrades and expansion. This trend is reshaping the education landscape, particularly in tier-2 and tier-3 towns, preparing students for a brighter future.
Who is Emily Snyder? Meet World no 204 Valentin Vacherot’s girlfriend as he shocks Novak Djokovic
Monaco's world No. 204, Valentin Vacherot, achieved a stunning upset at the Shanghai Masters, defeating Novak Djokovic 6-3, 6-4 in the semi-finals. Vacherot, a qualifier, dominated the ailing Djokovic in challenging conditions. He now advances to the final, marking a career-defining victory and a historic achievement for Monaco in ATP Masters 1000 events.
Austria finds Microsoft 'illegally' tracked students: privacy campaign group
Austria's data protection authority has determined that Microsoft "illegally" tracked students using its education software and must grant them access to their data, a privacy campaign group said Friday. In a statement on Friday, Noyb announced that the regulator had issued a decision this week, which "finds that Microsoft 365 Education illegally tracks students and uses student data for Microsoft's own purposes".
School Assembly News Headlines for October 10: Top national, international, sports and business update
India and the UK finalized a $468 million missile deal, while Tejashwi Yadav promised government jobs for all households ahead of Bihar polls. Afghanistan's Taliban foreign minister visited India to build ties. In international news, László Krasznahorkai won the Nobel Prize in Literature, and a ceasefire was announced in Gaza.
School Assembly News Headlines for October 9: Top national, international, sports and business update
Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the Navi Mumbai International Airport, a significant infrastructure development. In international news, UK PM Starmer visited YRF Studios to foster film collaboration, while President Trump predicted a rebound in Canadian tourism to the US. Sports headlines include Bumrah retaining his top ICC Test bowler spot and Messi's potential contract extension with Inter Miami.
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