SOPHIA COLLEGE
Business is growing; my personal life doesn't concern anyone: Gautam Singhania
Gautam Singhania, chairman and managing director of fabric and apparel major Raymond, has emphasized that his personal life has no bearing on his businesses, which have shown significant growth and transformation during the pandemic. Singhania, 58, is currently embroiled in a settlement dispute with his estranged wife Nawaz Modi Singhania, 54, following their separation announcement in November.
Israel supporters attack pro-Palestinian camp in Los Angeles, 300 Gaza protesters arrested in New York
Witness footage from UCLA, verified by Reuters, showed people wielding sticks or poles to hammer on wooden boards being used as makeshift barricades to protect the pro-Palestinian protesters before police were deployed to the campus.
Michael Strahan and daughter Isabella, open up about diagnosis of brain tumor on the 'GMA' show: Know more
19-year-old Isabella, the daughter of Michael Strahan has been diagnosed with a brain tumor. On the Good Morning America show, the father-daughter duo has made the revelation. Here's everything to know more.
'I had to give my daughter a chance at a future': Felicity Hoffman breaks silence on 2019 college admission scandal
In a conversation with ABC-7 Eyewitness News, the Desperate Housewives star discussed the scandal, where numerous affluent parents, including Huffman and Lori Loughlin, faced charges for engaging in cheating, bribery, and other illicit practices to fraudulently secure admission for their high-school children into prestigious universities and colleges.
Queering fables: From Apollo to Philaenis, meet the same-sex loving heroes from the classics!
Many of our beloved characters from the Greco-Roman classics were queer!
As debt worries mount, is another global financial crisis coming?
Growing debts, high interest rates, climate change costs, and political instability are fueling concerns of a financial market crisis in major developed economies. The Institute of International Finance reports that over 80% of the $10 trillion increase in global debt in the first half of the year came from developed economies.
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As global debt worries mount, is another crisis brewing?
Economists and investors are particularly worried about the United States, Italy, and Britain. Governments are urged to deliver credible fiscal plans, raise taxes, and stimulate growth to manage their finances. The geopolitical tensions and shrinking central bank support further increase the risk of a market rout.
SCAD Savannah Film Festival's stellar lineup features Emma Stone's 'Poor Things,' Bradley Cooper's 'Maestro,' and 'The Color Purple'
Despite the current SAG-AFTRA strike affecting the industry, the SCAD Savannah Film Festival has carefully curated an impressive lineup that promises to enthrall film enthusiasts when it kicks off on October 21.
Lecturers in the UK refuse to mark exams in labor dispute, leaving thousands unable to graduate
Disruptions to university classes caused by industrial action have left thousands of students unable to graduate or facing delays in receiving their final marks, with complaints directed at university leaders. At 140 British universities, lecturers have refused to mark exams or coursework in the ongoing dispute over pay and working conditions.
Yes, women could hunt, just as well as men, 14K years ago!
At times, the notion has proved stronger than the evidence at hand. In 1963, archaeologists in Colorado unearthed the nearly 10,000-year-old remains of a woman who had been buried with a projectile point.
Sophia Smith: 22-year-old US footballer wows in her World Cup debut after Olympic disappointment
Smith, who turns 23 during the World Cup, grew up in Colorado before heading to Stanford. She scored a hat trick against UCLA in the semifinals of the 2019 College Cup before the Cardinal beat North Carolina for the title. She left Stanford early and declared for the 2020 NWSL draft. The Thorns selected her with the No. 1 overall pick.
Everyone says social media is bad for teens, but proving it is another thing
There have been increasingly loud public warnings that social media is harming teenagers' mental health but there is little research to prove that social media is harmful - or to indicate which sites, apps or features are problematic.
The Family Stallone: Paramount+ renews 'The Family Stallone' for season 2
Paramount+ has greenlit a second season of "The Family Stallone" just one week after its premiere. The docuseries follows Sylvester Stallone, his wife Jennifer, and their daughters Sophia, Sistine, and Scarlet, offering an inside look into their personal lives.
Anuradha Mahindra: Find out everything about the journalist wife of billionaire Anand Mahindra
Anuradha Mahindra, Anand Mahindra’s wife, is a journalist by profession and is also known for her philanthropic works.
His Dark Materials Season 3 finale leaves lingering questions with bittersweet ending; Here’s what happens
His Dark Materials which ran for a total of eight episodes between 5th and 26th December 2022 has finally concluded with several questions lingering in the minds of fans.
Mumbai University to release second merit list today: Here’s all you need to know
The second merit list is meant for undergraduate admission for the academic session 2022-2023.
Delta variant is sending more kids to the hospital in the US. Are they sicker, too?
What remains unknown is whether children who are infected with delta are actually getting sicker than they would have if they had caught a different variant — or if delta, which is roughly twice as transmissible as the original virus, is just so infectious that many more children are getting sick.
Richa Chadha, Ali Fazal announce first production project 'Girls Will Be Girls', a coming-of-age drama
Debutante filmmaker Shuchi Talati will direct the movie from her own script.
Sprawling London mansion, once home to Maharaja Duleep Singh's son, goes on sale for 15.5 mn pounds
It is located in one of south-west Kensington's most sought after residential addresses.
Philanthropy, Princeton: What defines Shloka Mehta-Ambani
The Reliance daughter-in-law co-founded ConnectFor, a platform that bridges the gap between NGOs and volunteers.
Field training phase of foreign military exercise 'FORCE 18' concludes
Over 80 observers were shown and briefed on the exercise and they witnessed the validation phase today in Pune.
Beauty pageant contestant suffers massive stroke, undergoes 8 hour surgery to reconstruct face
The sudden paralytic stroke has left the 20-year-old Julia Hernandez completely devastated.
First-time voters gung-ho but are clueless on issues
In Bengaluru -- in which young citizens are taking an active part -- many first-time voters have specific expectations from the political party.
Canadian first lady Sophie Grégoire Trudeau has her own engagements in India
In Mumbai, she will be meeting women students at Sophia College and also visiting an NGO that works with women. In Delhi, she will visit a Canadian NGO.
Court admits defamation complaint of Sushil Modi's wife
A local court admitted a defamation complaint against Ramdhani Singh for allegedly saying that she was working as a professor on the basis of fake degrees
Sushil Modi's wife files defamation complaint against Bihar Health Minister
Sushil Modi's wife Jessie George filed the complaint in the court of Patna CJM Bharat Singh against the minister through her lawyer Subodh Kumar Jha.
Weekend itinerary: Three things you can do in Mumbai this weekend
ET brings to you the top three picks of food, art and culture in the city this weekend.
From theatre to timeless retro hits; here is what Mumbai offers this weekend
Wanting to tickle your funny bone? Or head back to nostalgia? Here is a look at the to-do list for the weekend in the city.
Tata Institute of Social Science to host a grand student film festival
Avijit Mukul Kishore, Anik Ghosh and Anjali Monteiro, SMCS's Dean will head the jury. Categories include Best Direction, Cinematography and Sound Design.
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