One killed, two injured as helicopters collide near Mount Everest in Nepal

Denied boarding amid Dubai floods: Emirates, Yatra ordered to pay Rs 1.88 lakh

The Chandigarh consumer commission has reaffirmed its earlier decision, holding Emirates Airlines and Yatra Online responsible for the boarding denial faced by Raghav Jain and his wife. Their travel to Italy was hindered by unexpected floods in Dubai, and they were forced to buy new tickets at a premium price. Moreover, they incurred extra expenses due to hotel cancellations. The commission ordered the companies to compensate them with Rs 1.

Disney weighs thousands of job cuts, asks managers to target 20% cost savings

Walt Disney is embarking on a significant cost-saving initiative that may lead to thousands of job cuts. Managers have received directives to pinpoint strategies that can achieve a 20 percent decrease in yearly expenses. This restructuring is a response to ongoing challenges in sectors such as streaming and theme parks.

Telangana's 74-year-old retired teacher authors 55 books, gives free yoga

S Sampath Kumar, a retired physical education teacher, has authored 55 books on health and wellness. He offers free yoga classes aimed at alleviating ailments like spondylitis and back pain. Additionally, he is passionate about preserving the dialects of Telangana's linguistic heritage through meticulous research. With plans to introduce yoga practices to IT professionals for better health, his ambitious goal is to write 100 books while nurturing the community's well-being.

Day after cops’ protest at police HQ, Delhi ACP receives suspension letter

Delhi police personnel protested the transfer of ACP Manasvi Vashistha following a confrontation with lawyers at Shahdara police station. Vashistha's suspension came after hundreds gathered to express their discontent at police headquarters. The personnel raised concerns about the dignity of the force and proposed the need for a structured grievance-redressal mechanism. A meeting with the police commissioner resulted in promises of addressing the genuine grievances raised by officers.

'Rs 14,000cr loss last month': Delhi traders seek protest-free Delhi till Nov 11

Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) on Tuesday wrote to Delhi Police Commissioner, seeking a ban on rallies, sit-ins, protests and marches across the national capital until November 11. The trade body cited significant business losses caused by demonstrations over the past month.

'Pressured her to have a son': Pune woman dies by suicide, husband among 4 booked

Payal Zambre Patil was found hanging in a flat in Mukund Nagar following conflicts with her mother-in-law. Her husband and four in-laws were arrested after allegations of harassment and demands for gold emerged. Payal had sent worrying messages before her death, indicating her mother-in-law would be responsible for any harm. Her family claimed she was pressured to give birth to a male child, causing further distress.

Canadian woman sets world record with 44.1-decibel nose whistle

LuLu Lotus, who discovered her unique talent as a child, achieved the Guinness World Record for the loudest nose whistle. She successfully recorded a whistle measuring 44.1 decibels, impressing many with her skills. This remarkable talent led her to collaborate with Aercoustics Engineering Ltd. for precise measurements. Inspired by a documentary, LuLu pursued her dream of earning a world record.