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    McDonald’s is bringing back its cult-favorite sandwich, created by the chef behind Chicken McNuggets, but only for a limited time

    Fast food fans rejoice! McDonald's is bringing back the beloved McRib sandwich on October 27 across various U.S. cities, including Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, and Atlanta. Known for its tangy barbecue sauce and unique boneless pork patty, this classic has gained a loyal following since its 1981 debut. To find out if it's available at your local restaurant, be sure to check the McDonald's app.

    The Red Pen and Admit Beacon merge MBA and Business Master’s Admissions Services, backed by U.S. News & World Report

    Admit Beacon will become the dedicated business school admissions arm for both organisations, led by Founder and CEO Niketa Desai. The Red Pen will focus on boarding school, undergraduate and non-business postgraduate admissions.

    'No more, never again!': Hegseth says US has dismantled 80 China-linked campus organisations
    Quote of the day by Michelle Obama: 'Being President doesn't change who you are, it reveals who you are' - Lesson on how power reveals a person's true character by America's former First Lady

    Michelle Obama’s quote, “Being President doesn't change who you are, it reveals who you are,” came during her 2012 Democratic National Convention speech in support of Barack Obama’s re-election campaign. She spoke about their early financial struggles, the values they learnt from their families and her husband’s approach to success.

    Gautam Adani meets Gurudevshri Rakeshji in Dharampur, says Adani Foundation keen to partner with mission on Grassroots Projects

    Gautam Adani visited Shrimad Rajchandra Mission Dharampur in Gujarat along with his wife Dr. Priti Adani. They met the Mission's founder, Gurudevshri Rakeshji, to discuss the principles of seva and sadhana. During the visit, Adani expressed interest in collaborating with the Mission on various initiatives and praised the volunteers' dedication.

    Bengaluru techie left a high-paying Wipro job to help farmers. His father did not speak to him for 8 years. Today, he is running a Rs 1,500 empire and earning Rs 60 crore per month

    More than a decade ago, Shashi Kumar did the impossible - leave a lucrative job in Wipro to open a dairy business. He founded Akshayakalpa Organic, India’s first organic milk company, in 2010. The company came near bankruptcy several times but is now valued at more than Rs 1,500 crore.

    The Economic Times
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