YouTube CEO Neal Mohan addressed claims that Google offered him $100 million over a decade ago to prevent his departure amidst a Silicon Valley talent war. The offer, reportedly in restricted stock units, aimed to thwart Twitter's attempt to recruit him as Chief Product Officer. Mohan's continued tenure at Google ultimately led to his appointment as YouTube CEO in 2023.
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Rafael Nadal, the undisputed king of clay, bid an emotional farewell at Roland Garros on May 25, 2025, surrounded by fellow legends and adoring fans. The heartfelt ceremony celebrated his unparalleled career, marked by 14 French Open titles and an enduring impact on the sport. Nadal's legacy of passion, humility, and sportsmanship will continue to inspire generations.
Three senior resident doctors, prominent in the RG Kar movement, allege punitive postings in Bengal, triggering accusations of government witch-hunting and counselling process violations. Junior doctors, supported by senior medical bodies, plan protests after being denied clarification from officials. The affected doctors claim their preferred postings were altered due to their protest involvement, undermining the transparency of the allocation process.
Shubman Gill is set to succeed Rohit Sharma as India's Test captain, despite mixed leadership numbers. Teammates and coaches praise his calm demeanor, game understanding, and communication skills. Gujarat Titans, led by Gill, currently top the IPL table, but their middle-order vulnerabilities were exposed in a recent loss, highlighting the team's reliance on its top order.
Shashi Tharoor, leading an all-party delegation in the US, highlighted India's past peace efforts towards Pakistan, which were followed by terror attacks like Pathankot in 2016. Tharoor emphasized that after years of failed attempts at diplomacy, India has adopted a new approach with Operation Sindoor, conducting precise strikes against terror infrastructure.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inquired about Ghulam Nabi Azad's health after the senior leader was hospitalized in Riyadh during an all-party MP delegation tour. Azad is now recovering in Kuwait and reports his test results are normal. BJP MP Baijayant Panda, leading the delegation, noted Azad's absence will be felt in Saudi Arabia and Algeria.
An Indian parliamentary delegation, including AIMIM MP Asaduddin Owaisi, engaged with Bahraini figures, denouncing the misuse of religion by terrorist groups and emphasising Islam's rejection of terrorism. Ghulam Nabi Azad sought international support against terrorism, urging Pakistan to dismantle its infrastructure. Phangnon Konyak highlighted Pakistan's continued terror activities since partition, requesting Bahrain's intervention.
The southwest monsoon made an early arrival in Goa on Sunday, May 26th, marking the earliest onset in 20 years, according to the IMD. Goa has already experienced significant pre-monsoon rainfall, the third highest in 64 years. An orange alert has been issued, forecasting heavy to very heavy rainfall and strong winds in the coming days.
Shashi Tharoor refuted Donald Trump's claim of mediating between India and Pakistan, clarifying that no formal mediation was requested or conducted. He emphasized that while India maintains contact with concerned nations during crises, it doesn't constitute mediation. An all-party delegation, led by Tharoor, will visit the US to explain India's counter-terrorism approach and Operation Sindoor, launched after a terror attack.
In a historic moment, young BSF women personnel, led by Assistant Commandant Neha Bhandari, fiercely defended forward posts in J&K's Akhnoor sector during Operation Sindoor. They engaged Pakistani forces with heavy retaliatory fire for three days, compelling them to retreat. This marked a significant instance of women in active combat roles, showcasing their capabilities on par with their male counterparts.