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Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy has said that the government needs to complete infrastructure projects on priority and emphasised the need for three working shifts instead of one. Mr Murthy's comment came while discussing the requirement for Bengaluru's development in the next 5-10 years.  "Completing the Electronics City Metro and expanding to other areas, where there are a lot of companies located, must be prioritised," Mr Murthy said during a fireside chat with Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath at the Bengaluru Tech Summit held on November 29.  He urged the infrastructure industry to move beyond the traditional one-shift, "They should not work just one shift, come 11 am and go at 5 pm." He said that people in nations with ambitious aspirations often operate on two work shifts. He said if India embraced a similar approach, it could surpass China's growth. "Elsewhere in the nation with high aspirations, people work - I have seen two shifts bec

Delhi is set to get a motor vehicle policy to regulate cab aggregators like Uber and Ola and food delivery services by Zomato and Swiggy, among others, after Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena cleared the plan. Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot said the policy will be notified this evening. Earlier, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had approved it. The highlights of this policy include a 2030 deadline to have only electric vehicles as app-based cabs in the national capital. The policy provides for the operation of bike taxis, only if they are electric. The policy will apply to service providers with a fleet of over 25 vehicles. The draft policy lists several requirements that cab aggregators must fulfil. These include cooperating with authorities in case of any incident and ensuring its driver partners have all necessary documents. The proposal also calls for "transparency" in terms of fare and its share to the driver partner. It also says the app must give the passenger the opti

Orhan Awatramani, also known as 'Orry' in a short span of time has become an internet favourite. The "Bollywood BFF" is often spotted partying and hanging out with celebrities including Jahnavi Kapoor, Nysa Devgan and Sara Ali Khan. The curiosity about his life has reached new heights ever since the Internet sensation declared, "I am living, I'm a liver." Now, an AI artist has reimagined Orry through the ages.  The viral sensation in the reimagined AI images can be seen posing with Mahatma Gandhi, Rabindranath Tagore, Albert Einstein, and Charlie Chaplin to name a few. Using AI software called Midjourney, the artist named Sahid was able to create lifelike depictions. The caption of the post reads, "We have been lied to! Orry has always been here! @orry1 has been part of many significant developments throughout history." Commenting on the post, Orry wrote, "It wasn't a lie I just didn't post about it." See the post here:

Anil Kapoor shared a post along with Animal co-star Bobby Deol and it has the Internet's attention. The actors shared photos of themselves sans shirt and added the the caption, "Animal ka baap and Animal ka enemy posing (Animal's father and Animal's enemy posing)." In the comments section, OG fitness icon and Anil Kapoor's Fighter co-star Hrithik Roshan dropped fire emojis. Bobby Deol too dropped heart emojis. Anil Kapoor's son-in-law Karan Boolani wrote, "Beast mode" in the comments. Saqib Saleem also dropped flame emojis. An Instagram user wrote, "Anil Kapoor always so inspirational." Another one added, "Where's Animal" (referring to their co-star Ranbir Kapoor)." Check out Anil Kapoor's post here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by anilskapoor (@anilskapoor) Meanwhile, Anil Kapoor shared moments from the Animal promotions in Hyderabad and he wrote, &

Tiger 3 minted ₹ 2.60 crore (all languages) on day 16 at the domestic box office, as per a Sacnilk report. The total collection of the Salman Khan-Katrina Kaif film stands at ₹ 273.8 crore. Tiger 3 , directed by Maneesh Sharma, witnessed a jump in its collection figures for day 15. The film made ₹ 6.75 crore, the report added. The third instalment of the Tiger franchise opened to theatres on November 12 (Diwali day). In the spy-thriller, Salman and Katrina reprise their roles as Avinash Singh Rathore aka Tiger and Zoya . Emraan Hashmi is also part of the project.    Tiger 3 has become “the highest-grossing Diwali release in the history of the Indian cinemas.” The film has collected ₹ 447 crore (worldwide). The makers, Yash Raj Films, have announced the super hit news on Instagram. Along with the poster, the makers wrote, “Catch the high-octane action unfolding in cinemas now. Watch Tiger 3 at your nearest big screen in Hindi, Tamil & Telugu. Book your tickets.”

In today's culinary landscape, creativity knows no bounds. We have witnessed impressive innovations like turkey-shaped bread, realistic cakes, and mesmerising chocolate fountains taking the world of gastronomy by storm. Not stopping there, intriguing fusions like Mexican pani puri, pasta samosa, and blue pea dosa have also delighted social media feeds. Now, a unique snack recipe named "Bird's Nest" has taken centre stage. It is not just a treat for your taste buds but also an aesthetic delight. Picture serving these nests to your guests, complete with tiny faux eggs at the centre. If this dish has convinced you enough to be a part of your next meal, then without further ado, let's take you through the recipe. This particular "bird's nest" recipe has been shared by content creator Alisha Bansal, on her Instagram handle 'anyonecancookwithdr.alisha'. Also Read:  10-Min Chilli Yogurt Dip Is The Latest Viral Recipe Everyone Loves - Try It Today

The Indian Army "forged thunderstorms" at 11,500 feet near the Zojila Pass to stay battle-ready as the harsh winter set in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. The artillery regiment of the army, under the Northern Command, also known as the Dhruva Command, conducted an operational readiness exercise beyond the Zojila Pass in the treacherous mountains of Ladakh. The 15 Medium Regiment, the 'Batalik Bombers', prepared action stations in a valley surrounded by snow-capped dusty mountains. The objective of the drill was to refine professional skills and showcase what happens when "frost meets firepower" in Zojila. The Firing Drill Thermal image observation equipment and a sight dial were used to set the target. Officers briefed the soldiers on the action plan artillery shells were ready and the elevation of the field guns was calibrated according to the set target. '𝑾𝑯𝑬𝑵 𝑭𝑹𝑶𝑺𝑻 𝑴𝑬𝑬𝑻𝑺 𝑭𝑰𝑹𝑬𝑷𝑶𝑾𝑬𝑹' Amidst the frozen whispers of high a

A recent study published in the journal Nature Food suggests that making healthier food choices could add up to 10 years to your life. The study, based on data from the UK Biobank, a massive biomedical database with information from over 467,000 people in the UK, used a model to predict the potential impact of lifestyle changes on lifespan. The key finding? Individuals in their forties who switched from an unhealthy diet to one linked with a longer life could potentially gain around 10 years. Women seemed to benefit slightly more, with an additional 10.8 years, compared to men who saw an increase of 10.4 years. The study emphasises that the sooner you start making dietary improvements, the greater the impact on life expectancy. While adults in their 40s achieved the most significant gains, even those starting at 70 could see an increase, though about half of what the younger age group experiences. Also Read:   2 Fruits And 3 Vegetables A Day Might Be The Secret To Longer Life: Study

IPL 2024 Retention Day News Live : The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 Retention Day is here with all 10 franchises set to announce the list of players they want to keep heading into next month's mini auction. Amid rumours of KL Rahul's potential departure from Lucknow Super Giants, the franchise has all but confirmed that their skipper is staying. Meanwhile, Rajasthan Royals have traded Devdutt Padikkal to Lucknow Super Giants, with pacer Avesh Khan heading the other way. However, Hardik Pandya 's possible return to Mumbai Indians has been the talk of the town, with Gujarat Titans likely to receive Rs 15 crore for the all-rounder. Here are the live updates from IPL 2024 Retention Day: from NDTV News- Special https://ift.tt/opvU94z via IFTTT

Amid a spike in respiratory illnesses among children in northern China, the government has initiated a review of the preparedness measures to combat such illnesses. The Centre said it is closely monitoring the situation and stressed that there is no need for any alarm. The Health Ministry has urged States and Union Territories (UTs) to conduct an immediate assessment of their public health and hospital preparedness measures. The directive emphasised the need to ensure adequate availability of human resources, hospital beds, essential medications, medical oxygen, antibiotics, personal protective equipment (PPE), testing kits, and reagents at hospitals.  Additionally, healthcare facilities must ensure the proper functioning of their oxygen plants and ventilators, and meticulously review infection control protocols to prevent the spread of infections, the Health minister said in its directive. The Health Ministry has advised the implementation of the "Operational Guidelines for Re

Indian cricket team's star player Rishabh Pant on Saturday posted a cryptic message on his Instagram story. "No more forcing friendships or relationships. Either it flows or it goes," was the text written on the southpaw's story. Pant refrained from mentioning anyone in the message and kept the fans guessing. It is worth noting that Pant is currently out of competitive action. He has remained on the sidelines as he continues to recover from his car accident that happened in December last year. Here is Pant's Instagram story - Former India captain and current Delhi Capitals (DC) Director of Cricket Sourav Ganguly in early November provided a huge update on the health of Pant. Ganguly assured that Pant, who plays for DC in Indian Premier League (IPL), will play the upcoming season of the T20 extravaganza. Delhi Capitals stared their training for IPL 2024 but Pant was not pracising with the team, informed Ganguly back then. "He's (Pant) good now. He

China's health commission said a combination of pathogens is causing a surge in acute respiratory infections across the country, reiterating previous comments aimed at easing concerns a novel virus may be the source. Influenza is one of the main causes of the spike in cases, National Health Commission spokesman Mi Feng said at a press conference on Sunday. Rhinovirus, mycoplasma pneumoniae and respiratory syncytial virus are also circulating, he said. The country should guarantee medicine supply and open more areas for medical treatment, Feng said. Outbreaks of respiratory diseases have been hitting kids particularly hard and seen anxious parents sometimes wait for hours for their children to see a doctor. The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention and Beijing Children's Hospital told the World Health Organization on Thursday that there have been increases in outpatient visits and hospitalizations, but so far the sources of the illnesses are all known germs. The d

The Enforcement Directorate has searched the premises of realty major DLF in Gurugram as part of a money laundering investigation against real estate firm Supertech and its promoters, official sources said today. The central agency has recovered some documents during the action that was carried out over the past few days, they told Press Trust of India. The action is linked to the Enforcement Directorate investigation against Supertech, the sources told news agency Press Trust of India. An email sent by news agency PTI to DLF did not elicit an immediate response. The ED had arrested Supertech promoter RK or Ram Kishor Arora in this case in June. It had then alleged that Mr Arora was the main controlling person of the group who decided to "divert" crores of funds of investors and homebuyers to various shell companies. The money laundering case, filed under the criminal sections of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), stems from as many as 26 FIRs registered by

It came and it went in a jiffy. Yes, folks you got that right. We are talking about Thanksgiving Day. While the smell of roasted turkey can still be found in the air, the laughter of family and friends continues to echo in our ears. After all, Thanksgiving is all about good food and great company. Isn't it? Family gatherings and friend outings might be common during this period, but organising a food haul in the middle of a subway coach for a bunch of random commuters? Strange but it happened in reality. Recently, a video surfaced on the Internet that shows a group of people hosting a grand Thanksgiving feast inside a New York City subway.  The heartwarming video showcased a giant table placed in between the passage of the subway coach. The organisers served free dishes to the passengers who all seemed happy to munch on their favourite items. From gooey mac and cheese pasta to scrumptious curries, crispy bread, and an array of salads — you name a food item and it was available on

Most mother and daughter bonds come with a healthy amount of sartorial feedback. It often starts with moms telling their teenagers to switch their mini skirts for something longer and goes on to adult daughters later teaching their mums about which bags to pair with what shoes. Kim Kardashian and North West are like any other mother and daughter; except they're globally famous celebrities who work with renowned designers, stylists and glam teams. North seems to be an especially touch critic to her mother Kim Kardashian; more than any of the fashionistas commenting on the TV star's looks online even. (Also Read:  Kim Kardashian And North West's Next Level Mother-Daughter Twinning Now Includes Matching Nose Rings ) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kim Kardashian (@kimkardashian) In a clip from their reality TV series The Kardashians , Kim is seen getting fitted by Schiaparelli creative director Daniel Roseberry for