‘Die first, white man’: US university probes Nigerian-origin professor Uju Anya’s ‘threatening’ social media posts

Nigerian-origin professor at Carnegie Mellon University Uju Anya’s social media posts trigger outrage. Carnegie Mellon University has launched a review of social media posts attributed to Nigerian-born professor Uju Anya after a fresh backlash over remarks described by the university as “hostile and threatening”. The university said Anya, an associate professor of second-language acquisition in…

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Aishwarya Lekshmi recalls having ‘newfound appreciation for Malayalees’ after being asked about her caste and gotra during Erode shoot: ‘What difference does it make?’ |

Aishwarya Lekshmi has opened up about an unexpected cultural experience she encountered while shooting for an upcoming film in Erode, Tamil Nadu. The actor recalled being asked about her caste and gotra during the shoot, saying that the questions were unfamiliar to herand left her wondering why such details continue to matter in everyday interactions.However,…

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In 2001, a security guard led 6 people trapped on the 70th floor to safety as the World Trade Center burned; 25 years later, the survivors he saved are trying to save his life

Doug Brown (left) and Dereck Lovell (far right) Image Credit: Doug Brown via PEOPLE When the World Trade Center was engulfed in smoke and flames on September 11, 2001, a security guard carrying a flashlight and bullhorn appeared to six people who were struggling to find a way out of the South Tower. He was…

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European expat who moved to India for work shares an unexpected behavior pattern in most Indians when they introduce themselves: ‘People want to place you…’

The expat said he noticed that conversations could quickly move beyond the usual introductions. (Image: AI-representation) Moving to a new country for work often means adjusting to a different routine, food, language and way of doing things. For one European expat who moved to India, however, one of the more unexpected differences emerged not at…

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In 1900, Chicago engineers reversed the flow of an entire river to push the city’s sewage away from Lake Michigan; 126 years later, the river still runs backwards

Chicago’s founding problem had always been plumbing. The city drew its drinking water from Lake Michigan and emptied sewers into the Chicago River, which flowed straight into Lake Michigan. But every rainstorm flushed the stockyards and slaughterhouses and a million people’s waste out toward the water intakes. This is why the nineteenth-century city was periodically…

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Who is Suhas? Meet the Telugu actor winning praise for his standout negative role opposite Soori in ‘Mandaadi’ | Tamil Movie News

Suhas Pagolu is earning strong praise from Tamil audiences for his performance in ‘Mandaadi’, with viewers particularly impressed by the actor’s strikingly different role in the Tamil film. Known for playing emotionally layered and relatable characters in Telugu cinema, Suhas has surprised audiences by stepping into a darker space in Mathimaran Pugazhendhi’s film. His screen…

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India’s grand welcome: How Delhi’s iconic hotels became diplomatic addresses for BRICS 2026

Lobby Decor at ITC Maurya From personalised rice-grain keepsakes and heirloom recipe books to chocolate Matryoshka dolls, regional Indian menus and heightened security, Delhi’s luxury hotels have turned the BRICS 2026 summit into an elaborate showcase of Indian hospitality.As world leaders arrived in New Delhi for the 18th BRICS Summit, the diplomatic theatre is not…

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