‘Buy $5-10 billion yen’: Bessent’s ‘to-do’ note hints at US plan to back Japanese currency

The latest addition to the United State’s to-do list is Japanese currency, yen.Signs that Washington was preparing to back Japan’s currency came to light on Friday after a photograph from US President Donald Trump’s cabinet meeting at Camp David showed US treasury secretary Scott Bessent weighing purchases of between $5 billion and $10 billion worth…

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Three Bites Rule: Three bites in, and your brain has already gotten what it wanted: What is the ‘three bites and done’ rule that celebrities swear by to satisfy dessert cravings

We all have been through the moments when our stomachs are full, but a craving for dessert remains to top it all off and make the meal feel complete.A slice of cake or a square of chocolate is somehow still calling your name, and the strict “no sugar” rules rarely survive that moment; more often…

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Shekhar Kapur wants John Abraham as the next James Bond: ‘Why must Bond be a white British man?’ |

Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur has pitched John Abraham as the next James Bond, questioning why 007 must remain a “white British man.” Speaking to Variety India, Kapur praised Abraham’s effortless charisma and suave screen presence, saying he could deliver a “phenomenal Bond” if producers dare to take the franchise international. Amid ongoing speculation over Daniel Craig‘s…

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Mirzapur actress Anangsha Biswas reveals she still gets uncomfortable messages like ‘Aap ek raat ke kya lengi?’ since Season 1: ‘Main Zarina jaisi ekdum nahi hoon’ | Hindi Movie News

Anangsha Biswas opens up about the darker side of Zarina’s popularity, revealing that she still receives uncomfortable messages since Mirzapur Season 1 Actress Anangsha Biswas, who returns as Zarina in the much-awaited Mirzapur film, says the overwhelming response to the trailer has left the cast “hakka-bakka”. While Zarina’s popularity has brought her immense recognition, Anangsha…

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Fdi Approval Threshold Increase: Government weighs raising FDI approval threshold to Rs 15,000 crore from Rs 5,000 crore: Report

Government weighs higher FDI approval limit to ease investment process (representative image) The government is considering raising the threshold for foreign direct investment (FDI) proposals requiring approval from the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) to Rs 15,000 crore from the current Rs 5,000 crore, in a move aimed at further improving India’s investment climate,…

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What is it and why it’s at risk

Serow- Mizoram’s state animal (Photo via Canva) A 41-year-old man was arrested in Mizoram’s Kolasib district for poaching and killing a serow, locally known as ‘saza’, the state animal of Mizoram. According to officials of the Environment, Forests and Climate Change Department, the accused, identified as R.T. Thanga, a resident of Kawnpui Hmarveng locality, was…

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Bhageerathi Amma: At 105, she went back to school, scored 100% in maths and won the Nari Shakti Puraskar: How Bhageerathi Amma reclaimed the education she had once been forced to give up

Bhageerathi Amma returned to education at the age of 105. At an age when most people would consider education a chapter long closed, Bhageerathi Amma opened a schoolbook again. She was 105 when she returned to formal education in 2019, sitting for the Kerala State Literacy Mission’s Class 4 equivalency examination. She scored 75% overall…

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Michelle Obama Parenting Advice: Michelle Obama on why parents shouldn’t try to be their child’s friend; “Your kids have to learn…”

Michelle Obama with her family. (Instagram/@Barack Obama) We live in a time when so much parenting advice pushes mothers and fathers to become their kid’s “best friend.” But former First Lady of the United States of America, Michelle Obama sees it differently. In her view, chasing that kind of closeness can actually backfire.She shared her…

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Want your child to actually tell you about school? Try these 5 simple parenting shifts

For some children, the journey home is not the beginning of a conversation. It is the beginning of decompression. Imagine spending an entire day in a classroom, moving between lessons, teachers and friends, following rules and constantly processing information. Then, the moment you walk out of school, someone asks you to give them a detailed…

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