A TISS assistant professor resigned after a student filed a sexual harassment complaint, accusing him of toxic behavior, intimidation, and inappropriate remarks. TISS has barred him from campus while the internal complaints committee conducts an independent inquiry into the allegations, despite his resignation.
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Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will visit the United States from December 24-29, marking the first high-level diplomatic interaction since Donald Trump's presidential win. During his six-day trip, Jaishankar will meet with US counterparts to address bilateral, regional, and global matters and convene with Indian Consul Generals across the US.
The Supreme Court has ruled that peaceful protests by homebuyers, including holding banners expressing grievances against realtors, do not constitute defamation if no abusive language is used. The court emphasized the importance of the right to dissent lawfully as part of freedom of speech.
Barclays may pay up to £12.5 million in compensation due to technology outages over the past two years affecting customers. The Treasury Committee's inquiry reveals that these recent disruptions included a significant outage in January, with issues stemming from software problems in the bank's mainframe system.
Elon Musk humorously revealed his love for Diet Coke by posting a photo of his bed-side table cluttered with cans of the drink, joking about having a 'drinking problem'. Fans and followers shared amusing reactions, drawing connections between Musk's habit and his camaraderie with former President Donald Trump.
Indian tech companies are rolling out innovative perks to attract and retain millennial and Gen Z employees. These include unlimited sick leave, pet-friendly policies, and "well-being days" to combat burnout and boost productivity. Companies are also focusing on skill development, diversity, and flexible work arrangements to cater to the evolving needs of the younger workforce.
President Droupadi Murmu advocated strongly for the 'One Nation One Election' plan, highlighting its potential to enhance governance and reduce financial burdens. She also reviewed various reforms to shed colonial legacies and praised India's economic and social progress, digital advancements, and sporting achievements.
US President Donald Trump suggested that the Biden administration attempted to influence India's 2024 elections with a $21 million grant, hinting support for the Congress Party. Trump's remarks have energized BJP supporters in India, drawing parallels between Trump and Modi's political adversaries. Historical US interference in Indian politics is also noted.
Social activist Anna Hazare criticized Arvind Kejriwal for focusing on liquor issues and being influenced by power and money. Hazare highlighted that a candidate's conduct should be pure and selfless. This criticism comes as Kejriwal appears to be losing the Delhi elections.
Dak Prescott has turned his attention to family life following an NFL season marked by injury. The Dallas Cowboys quarterback recently celebrated his engagement to Sarah Jane Ramos and shared adorable updates about their daughter, Margaret Jane Prescott. The couple announced they're expecting their second child, and 2024 looks promising despite last year's challenges.