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Tiger Woods and ex-wife in rare reunion for son’s Florida signing: Know more about Elin Nordegren and their divorce 16 years ago
Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren came together on November 6 to mark a special occasion: their son Charlie's commitment to play golf at Florida State University. The family gathering, which included Elin's partner and her three kids, underlined the parents' shared focus on their son’s happiness, despite their 2010 split caused by infidelity.
Goldman Sachs names 109 new global partners, 14 Indians make the cut; two promoted in Bengaluru
As of January 1, 2027, Goldman Sachs is set to elevate 109 employees globally to partner roles. Among these, there are 14 Indians across global offices, including two based in India, with Gowri Sekar making history as the first female partner from the Indian offices. This year's promotion intake marks the highest since 2010, highlighting the firm's focus on its significant Indian engineering workforce.
'Ability, confidence, education, not minority identity': Family of Saba Haider on US poll victory
Saba Haider, an Illinois House representative, secured a significant victory in the recent elections. Her family in Uttar Pradesh celebrated the achievement, highlighting the importance of education and public service. Saba's journey included a gold medal in Wildlife Science from Aligarh Muslim University before moving to the US. She previously ran unsuccessfully for the DuPage County Board before winning her current position.
Meet Matt Damon’s wife Luciana Barroso, suprised husband at 2024 Oscars; weeks after undergoing complex brain surgery
Luciana Barroso surprised Matt Damon by attending the 2024 Oscars after-party after her recent brain surgery. She underwent the surgery for a brain aneurysm just days prior to the event. Damon expressed deep appreciation for her decision to join him during the celebrations, describing it as heroic. Barroso has largely remained out of the spotlight while raising her daughter Alexia.
Shriti Vadera appointed adviser to Britain's finance minister
Shriti Vadera has been appointed as an adviser to Britain's finance minister John Healey. She will focus on the government's role in the G20 international forum next year. Vadera will provide guidance on development finance and policy implementation from now until July 2027. Her previous experience includes serving as an international development minister and advising Britain's Treasury. Vadera also holds leadership positions with the Royal Shakespeare Company and Prudential.
Woman becomes first AMU students' union vice-president in 105-year history
In a groundbreaking development, women candidates have triumphed in the AMUSU elections, securing six out of thirteen positions. Famous for her landmark achievement, Nashra Naim has become the first female vice-president of the student union. These elections, which resumed after an eight-year break due to protests, were marked by a peaceful atmosphere.
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First South Asian woman in state's General Assembly takes the seat; India-born Saba Haider wins Illinois House seat
Saba Haider won a seat in the Illinois House of Representatives during the November 3 mid-term elections. She secured 70.9 per cent of the votes against her Republican opponent, Brian Scopa. Haider previously served on the DuPage County Board and focussed her campaign on affordable healthcare and education. Her victory is significant as she is the first South Asian woman in the state's General Assembly.
Karnataka woman jumps into river to end her life, starts crying for help when crocodile attacks her, police and locals rescue her
In a shocking incident in Karnataka's Udupi district, a woman, overwhelmed by distress, attempted to take her own life by jumping into the Kumaradhara river. In a twist of fate, she sustained minor injuries from a crocodile, which led to her desperate cries for assistance. Quick-thinking locals and police rushed to her aid, saving her life. After receiving medical attention and counseling, she was reunited with her family.
Who is Keisha Lance Bottoms? Democrat makes history by becoming the first Black woman to be elected as Governor in the US, wins Georgia
Keisha Lance Bottoms has achieved a historic milestone by being elected the first Black woman governor of Georgia with 54.77% of the vote, defeating Republican opponent Rick Jackson. A former mayor of Atlanta and presidential advisor, Bottoms's win represents a pivotal transition from over twenty years of Republican rule. Her commitment to LGBTQ rights and opposition to ICE policies underscores her progressive values and vision for the state.
Historic firsts in US midterm elections as Georgia elects first Black woman governor, Michigan first Muslim senator
The US midterm elections yielded remarkable results with the election of several historic figures. Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms became Georgia's first Black female governor and Deb Haaland was elected as New Mexico's first Native American governor. This election also saw the win of Chris Pappas as the first out gay man elected to the Senate. Meanwhile, Marsha Blackburn became Tennessee's first female governor.
Delhi man went looking for love on Tinder, but ended up with a Rs 26,000 shock in Hudson Lane near Delhi University
A Delhi man's Tinder date allegedly turned into an extortion incident after he was taken to a cafe in North Delhi's Hudson Lane and forced to pay around Rs 26,000. Delhi Police have arrested the cafe owner and another man from Ghaziabad. The woman who arranged the meeting is still absconding.
Travel insurer says no to toenail injury treatment of 62-year-old woman injured during US visit; court orders company to reimburse over Rs 89,000 for treatment in United States and pay Rs 30,000 as compensation for mental harassment
A 62-year-old woman successfully challenged her travel insurer after it denied reimbursement for a toenail injury. She sustained the injury while closing a door during her visit to the US. After returning to India and submitting her medical bills, the insurer rejected her claim for lacking supporting records. The consumer commission ruled in favor of the woman, affirming her entitlement to partial reimbursement.
Trump admits Iran war hurt Republicans in midterms but says ‘Iran thing’ had to be done
Donald Trump recognized that the Iran war played a significant role in the Republican losses during the midterm elections. He stated that the decision to pursue the war was essential and justified, despite its consequences. Trump's remarks came a day after his party lost control of Congress, highlighting the political fallout of the conflict. He expressed a commitment to continuing the actions related to Iran.
‘Instead of screaming, I wanted to…’: Bengaluru woman shares why she put on lipstick during labour pain
Bengaluru woman and content creator Myra Sharma shared a video of herself applying lipstick during labour. She chose this approach to distract herself from the intense pain of childbirth. Myra emphasised that pregnancy should not be treated as a disease, advocating for women to embrace their journeys. Having undergone the experience before, she aimed to enjoy this time to the fullest.
Deb Haaland: A single mother's journey to becoming the first Native American woman to govern a US state
Deb Haaland's election as governor of New Mexico signifies a notable achievement in political representation. She previously served as the US Secretary of the Interior, marking more milestones in her career. Haaland's campaign focused on affordability and proposed reforms in healthcare and child welfare systems. Her victory represents a continued progression for Indigenous voices in American politics.
15 year old Tanvi Patri scripts history, enters Youth Olympic Games badminton final
Fifteen-year-old Tanvi Patri achieved a historic milestone by reaching the Youth Olympic Games final in women's singles. She defeated Japan's Yuzuno Watanabe in a thrilling semi-final match after three intense games. This victory guarantees India its first women's singles medal in badminton at the Youth Olympic Games. Tanvi will compete against Yi Xin Zhang of China for the gold medal in the final.
Gold jewellery at home: How much can you keep without fear of Income Tax seizure?
People can legally own gold without a prescribed maximum quantity if they explain its source. The Income Tax Department has guidelines regarding the non-seizure of gold jewelry during searches. Married women can own up to 500 grams, while unmarried women are allowed 250 grams and male members 100 grams. These limits do not automatically exempt individuals from income tax liabilities.
US midterm elections 2026: Is the Republican stronghold crumbling? Democrats make historic gains in Senate and House elections
Recent elections saw a substantial surge for Democrats in both Senate and House races, marking a critical shift in political dynamics. Noteworthy victories included the election of the first openly gay senator and two historic figures: the state’s first female and Muslim senators. Additionally, Kansas made headlines by electing a Democratic senator for the first time in nearly a century, reflecting changing voter sentiment across the country.
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul, whom Nicki Minaj called an ‘evil woman’, shuts down supporters booing GOP rival during victory speech: ‘I will always partner with him’
New York Governor Kathy Hochul achieved a decisive victory against Republican contender Bruce Blakeman, earning 60% of the vote share. Following the election, she faced a mixed reception from the crowd but called for unity and cooperation for Nassau County's future. In response to Nicki Minaj's criticisms, Hochul advised the rapper to reconsider her influences, showcasing her focus on fostering collaboration amidst political challenges.
Deb Haaland becomes the first Native American woman to be elected as Governor: Here’s more about her as she wins in New Mexico
Deb Haaland has etched her name in history as the first Native American woman to hold the governor's office in the US, securing 57% of the votes in a fierce contest against Republican Gregg Hull in New Mexico. A previous Cabinet secretary and a Congress member since 2018, she emphasizes progressive ideals like the Green New Deal and Medicare for All.
US midterms deliver historic firsts as Black, Native American, LGBTQ+ and Latina leaders break political barriers
The 2026 midterm elections in the United States resulted in significant achievements for underrepresented groups. Keisha Lance Bottoms and Gina Hinojosa became the first Black woman and Latina governors, respectively. Democrat Chris Pappas' win marked him as the first openly gay man in the Senate, while Peggy Flanagan became the first Native American woman senator.
Midterms may bring in wave of historic firsts for some states and the country
This midterm election may result in unprecedented leadership milestones across various demographics in the United States. Voters could elect the first Native American female governor and Black female governor, among others. Additionally, the country might witness its first Muslim U.S. senator and openly gay senator. While candidates from both parties promote diversity, some have avoided emphasizing their identities.
US Midterm Elections 2026 may bring a wave of historic firsts across states and the country. Check here
This midterm election is notable for the historically diverse slate of candidates running for office. Several candidates could achieve significant milestones, including the first Native American female governor and Muslim U.S. senator. Additionally, the election could see the first Black female governor and the first openly gay male senator from New Hampshire. Voters' rights advocates celebrate the expanding electorate reflecting the nation's diversity.
Tencent partners with Cyberlite India to support research programme on gaming career
"We are pleased to support Cyberlite India in leading this research. Local perspectives are important for understanding how information about video game careers can be made more useful to students, families and educators," Judy Wong, Country Manager (India), Tencent, said.
Madhavan was once told to be careful around his mother-in-law: ‘Your mother-in-law is a tyrant…’
Saas is not the epitome of evil, although Indian soaps have often demonised mothers-in-law by depicting them as shrewed, bitter harridans. In an interview, Madhavan denounced the concept of the evil mother-in-law and challenged the perception that you can’t be friends with in-laws.
Josh Jacobs: Trouble mounts for Green Bay Packers running back, many women lodge complaint against him
Josh Jacobs pleaded no contest September misdemeanor counts of battery and criminal damage to property. Jacobs was arrested May 26, three days after an incident in which a woman said he threw her to the ground.
IIM graduate’s family demands Rs 7 crore in wedding expenses from bride’s parents: ‘Go look at yourself in the mirror…’
After claiming that the family of an IIM graduate demanded a sizable sum of money from the relatives of a potential bride as a condition of marriage, a woman started a conversation on Instagram.
Manisha Bhanwala scripts history, becomes India's first woman world champion in wrestling
Manisha Bhanwala made history by winning gold in the 59 kg category at the Senior World Wrestling Championships. She defeated USA's Abigail Elizabeth Nette in a thrilling final after coming back from a 0-6 deficit. India's women's wrestling team secured a total of four medals during the championship, marking a successful campaign. Kajal Dhochak and Neelam Sirohi won silver medals while Tanu Sharma earned a bronze medal.
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