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Gulshan Devaiah has once again proven he isn’t afraid to speak his mind. In a fiery, no-filter conversation, the actor addressed the long-running ‘insider vs outsider’ debate—one that resurfaces every time Bollywood faces a fresh wave of nepotism outrage.Calls nepotism complaints ‘trivial nonsense’, urges actors to ‘stop cribbing’Known for his candour, Gulshan did not hold back as he criticised actors who complain about losing work to industry insiders.“Everybody has their advantages. We conveniently forget our own advantage and privilege—the privilege we have over millions of people who are less privileged—and we start crying about those who are more privileged than…

By Roxana Walker, updated December 1, 2025 In the fast-moving world of cryptocurrency, presales are increasingly becoming the go-to option for investors looking to get in early on high-potential projects. Unlike public sales, presales offer tokens at discounted rates before they reach the broader market. The most compelling presales, however, are those backed by reputable venture capital (VC) firms or well-known investors. Institutional support provides credibility, strong funding, and strategic guidance, significantly improving a project’s long-term prospects. As interest in top crypto presales 2025 continues to grow, in this article, we explore the top 10 VC-backed presales of 2025 and…

Photo credit: X/@TheHockeyIndia NEW DELHI: India started their Junior Women’s Hockey World Cup campaign with a one-sided result, running over Namibia 13-0 in their first game on Monday.Hina Bano and Kanika Siwach scored a hat-trick each, as India registered their biggest win in the event’s history. Along with Hina’s goals (35′, 35′, 45′) and Kanika’s strikes (12′, 30′, 45′), Sakshi Rana (10′, 23′) scored twice. Binima Dhan (14′), Sonam (14′), Sakshi Shukla (27′), Ishika (36′) and Manisha (60′) also scored for India. The result placed India at the top of the group standings. India scored four goals in four minutes…

Harvard University entered 2025 with an unusual form of uncertainty, not about its own operations, but about the federal system that oversees them. The University has been subject to at least four investigations led by the United States Department of Education since President Donald Trump returned to office in January. Now, as the administration moves to dismantle that department piece by piece, the future of those investigations has become unclear.The issue is not whether oversight disappears overnight. It is that the structure responsible for carrying it out is being taken apart and dispersed. In November, the Trump administration announced that…

Ripple will now be able to widen the range of regulated payment services from its Singapore hub. On 1 December 2025, Ripple announced that the company secured a Major Payment Institution (MPI) license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).  For Ripple, this basically means a strengthened position in Asia-Pacific. And broader institutional use of XRP and its RLUSD stablecoin in cross-border payments. With this, Ripple is now among a small group of blockchain-focused companies worldwide that hold a full MPI license. Commenting on the development, Ripple President Monica Long said, “MAS has set a leading standard for regulatory clarity…

Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Elon Musk predicted that money’s role in everyday life will eventually become obsolete and suggested that energy and Bitcoin may replace it as the most important measures of wealth and power. During a recent podcast interview with Indian entrepreneur and investor Nikhil Kamath, Musk said he believes that eventually, “money disappears as a concept.”  JUST IN: Elon Musk says Bitcoin is a true currency based on energy. “You can’t legislate energy.” pic.twitter.com/jabklmsYL4 — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) November 30, 2025 Money Will Be Obsolete In A Future Where Anyone…

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) stumbled out of the blocks in December, falling 400 points and chalking in a soft technical barrier at the 47,600 level. December is historically a strong month for equity markets, but traders are facing a collection of sentiment headwinds as they wrap up the 2025 trading year following a volatile November.Seasonality favors equity markets, with December often a strong month for stocks. However, the Dow Jones is coming off a strong seven-month winning streak, including an almost-flat 0.2% gain in November. The rubber band may be too stretched to allow another leg higher without…

For young chil­dren today, just as it was for gen­er­a­tions of their pre­de­ces­sors, noth­ing is quite so thrilling about their first vis­it to a Dis­ney theme park as catch­ing a glimpse of Mick­ey Mouse, Don­ald Duck, or anoth­er beloved char­ac­ter greet­ing them in real life. Cre­at­ing this mem­o­rable expe­ri­ence requires noth­ing more advanced than a well-trained employ­ee (or “cast mem­ber,” as the com­pa­ny puts it) in an over­sized cos­tume. Nev­er­the­less, effec­tive though it may be, it was­n’t part of Walt Dis­ney’s long-term vision. A true man of the Space Age, he looked ahead to the time — sure­ly not all…

She’s not Millie Bobby Brown anymore. The 21-year-old star of the Stranger Things franchise has officially changed her name, but turns out there’s one detail that she changed long before getting married. During an interview with VT Brown and her co-star Noah Schnapp were quizzed about how well they know each other, which is where the name revelations happened. Watch the video above. Millie Bobby Brown reveals her real name during a quiz with Stranger Things co-star Noah Schnapp. (YouTube/@VT)”Noah [Schnapp], what is Millie’s full name?” the interviewer asked the 21-year-old. Schnapp revealed that her name is Millie Bonnie Brown. Now, for many, the ‘Bonnie’…

Anyone who found themselves at a checkout counter in May of 2003 might have had occasion to flip through Entertainment Weekly, having spied the tantalizing cover story: The 50 Greatest Cult Movies of All Time. Smack in the middle was a picture of a Black man in striped bellbottoms, a white hat, an open leopard-print shirt, a vest, snakeskin boots, and two guns, his posture suggesting something between a soul singer’s body drop and a rehearsal for a bank robbery. If, like me, you were 14 when you opened that edition and saw Jimmy Cliff’s photo above the words “Don’t.…