Why Fed rate cuts must come sooner rather than later
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell should be more worried about tipping the economy into a recession by not lowering rates than he might be with squeezing out the so-called “last mile” of inflation by keeping borrowing costs higher for longer than needed. The reason why is the labor market looks to be deteriorating in ways that are little appreciated. Key Points
Economic TimesUS sanctions three Chinese firms for ‘missile parts trade’ with Pakistan
The firms were identified as General Technology Limited, Beijing Luo Luo Technology Development Co. Ltd, and Changzhou Utek Composite Company Ltd. | World News Key Points
Hindustan TimesSundeep-Kanchhan: Competition is cut-throat, so one needs to up the game’
Singer-composer couple Sundeep Gosswami and Kanchhan Srivas believe that to survive in the music industry, one needs to up their game and work as a package. They have individually worked in films and OTT and are now collaborating together. Gosswami's devotional song, Kal ke Mahakaal, has garnered over 50 million hits and was shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Srivas has sung for OTT series Raktanchal and the title track of film Dhaage. They both plan to collaborate with other singers as well. Key Points
Hindustan TimesSpice of Life: A mirror to the past and reflection of the future
Over the years, this historic dressing table has worked overtime to groom all, including our relatives, on Christmas, weddings, and other family functions. Whenever I peer into it, I see my happy past being mirrored. When my son stands in front of it, I see a reflection of the future. Key Points
Hindustan TimesAndre Braugher passes away: Celebrities mourn the actor's demise, pay heartfelt condolence
'Andre Braugher. God. I’ve worked with a lot of wonderful actors. I’ll never work with one better. Stunned and thinking of Ami and his sons and so many memories of this good man that are now a blessing,' wrote David Simon Key Points
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Marissa Mayer: I Am Not a Feminist. I Am Not Neurodivergent. I Am a Software Girl
She was the 20th hire at Google, then the head of Yahoo, and now the CEO of Sunshine. For Mayer, geekery supersedes gender. Key Points
WIREDIranian gets death penalty for adultery
Tehran: An Iranian court has sentenced a woman to death for adultery, the state media said. The woman worked as a trainer in a gym for women. It said her husband contacted the police in 2022 when he found her with another man at their house. Under Iranian law, she can appeal and courts can reduce de Key Points
The Tribune India'People started turning their backs,' says Sharib Hashmi on life post Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jab Tak Hai Jaan'-Entertainment News , Firstpost
He said, 'After I started auditioning properly, the first job I got was Jab Tak Hai Jaan. I got paid Rs 2 lakh for it, for around 20 days. Rs 20,000 per day wasn’t bad at all..' Key Points
FirstpostChitrangda Singh texted Saif Ali Khan to talk about Sara. Here's what she said
Chitrangda Singh contacted Saif Ali Khan after she worked with his daughter Sara Ali Khan on Gaslight. She had previously worked with him in Baazaar (2018). | Bollywood Key Points
Hindustan TimesRohit Raaj: Being child artiste helped me in my career
Actor Rohit Raaj, who worked as a child artist in TV soaps, will feature in an upcoming film with Arjun Rampal and is currently shooting for another. Having roots in the Hindi belt worked in his favour, and he has been learning different skills such as dance, boxing and mixed martial arts for the past nine years. Raaj's debut film, Mystery of the Tattoo, was delayed due to the pandemic but is now complete and he is looking forward to its release. He is also shooting for his next film, Super Woman, with Meera Chopra, Tigmanshu Dhulia and Poonam Dhillon. | Bollywood Key Points
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Karnal rice mill worker dies another critical after inhaling toxic fumes
Police said the deceased has been identified as Nazim, a resident of Wazidpur village in Uttar Pradesh, who worked as a mechanic. The worker who has been hospitalised is Shiv Bhajan of Karnal. Key Points
Hindustan TimesProsenjit Chatterjee reveals why he didn’t pursue a career in Bollywood: ‘Regional actors don’t get a lot of work in Mumbai’
In a chat with indianexpress.com, Prosenjit Chatterjee talks about why he didn't do many Bollywood films at his peak, dealing with stereotypes and his web series Jubilee. Key Points
The Indian ExpressOn Karnataka official’s death, colleague says: ‘She raided a few places recently’
Senior officer Dinesh, who worked closely with Pratima, remembered her as a brave and capable official. He mentoned that she had recently conducted several raids. Key Points
India TodayBigg Boss OTT 2 contestant Manisha Rani reveals she ran away from home, worked as a waitress and background dancer in Kolkata to make ends meet
Bigg Boss OTT 2 contestant Manisha Rani is a social media sensation. The 29-year-old influencer recently opened up about her struggles. Key Points
The Indian ExpressKaran Kundrra: ‘I didn’t want to do run-of-the-mill stuff’
Karan Kundrra will now be seen in the TV show Tere Ishq Mein Ghayal. He said in an interview that he didn't want to do anything coming his way just because it would have worked. Key Points
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UMESH PAL MURDER: Accused killed in encounter worked as domestic help at Atiq’s residence
According to police, Arbaaz worked as a domestic help in Atiq’s house since childhood. Later, Arbaaz worked as a driver for Atiq’s sons. Key Points
Hindustan TimesIn 10 years, our govt walked on path of Jan Nayak Karpoori Thakurji: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote, Karpoorijis life revolved around the twin pillars of simplicity and social justice. Till his last breath, his simple lifestyle and humble nature resonated deeply with the common people. There are numerous anecdotes that highlight his simplicity. Those who worked with him recall how he preferred to spend his own money for any personal matter, including his daughters wedding. Key Points
Economic TimesFrom pani-puri vendor to IPL star: Wknd interviews cricketer Yashasvi Jaiswal
He lived in a tent at Azad Maidan. Looked out at the lights of Wankhede and wondered if he’d play there. That’s where he scored his first T20 century, in April. Key Points
Hindustan Times'Monkey Man': Universal Pictures releases trailer, know about release date and where you can watch it
In his debut film 'Slumdog Millionaire' Dev Patel was praised for his lead role as Jamal. The British actor has also worked with filmmakers such as Danny Boyle, David Lowery, Garth Davis, Wes Anderson, M. Night Shyamalan, Neil Blomkamp, John Carney, and Armando Iannucci. He will make his directorial debut with the action thriller 'Monkey Man'. Key Points
Economic TimesMind Over Money: This IIT, IIM alumni MD & COO is an avid reader, does Vipassana and trekking to keep ment
Shilpa Gupta discusses her experience with Vipassana meditation and its impact on her mental fitness. She was introduced to Vipassana at the age of 24 by her family and found it life-altering. Vipassana teaches mindfulness and equanimity, leading to increased awareness, self-control, and peace. Gupta practices Vipassana daily and has attended eight ten-day courses. She believes that Vipassana helps her deal with the challenges of life and improves her focus. Additionally, Gupta shares her love for trekking and the importance of having a strong mind in difficult situations. Key Points
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Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan director Atlee reviews Vijay Sethupathi-Katrina Kaif's Merry Christmas: 'It's a pure classic'
Atlee and Vijay Sethupathi worked together in Jawan, where the actor played the lead antagonist. The film emerged as the biggest Bollywood grosser of all time. Key Points
FirstpostMani opens up on why it took so long for him to collaborate with Kamal again
After receiving an award, director Mani Ratnam was asked why he hadn’t worked with Kamal Haasan after 1987. Here’s what he had to say. Key Points
Hindustan TimesUS sanctions 3 Chinese firms for ‘supplying materials’ to Pakistan’s ballistic missile programme
Pakistan reportedly has 170 nuclear warheads. US State Dept claims firms were 'materially contributing to proliferation of weapons of mass destruction or their means of delivery’. Key Points
ThePrintSamir Arora on why it makes sense to hold Zomato, Paytm for now
Samir Arora, the Founder of Helios Capital, is not actively searching for new multibagger ideas, though he has previously profited from stocks such as Zomato, Paytm, Adani, and IDFC First Bank. Currently, he is waiting until after earnings season before considering investing in Indian IT, such as Infosys, as he is concerned they may disappoint once again. Although he didn't expect the run-up seen in Zomato and Paytm stocks, he plans to hold them as long as there is no sudden negative impact. Key Points
Economic TimesBigg Boss OTT 2 tentative contestants list: Falaq Naaz, Avinash Sachdev and more
A week ahead of the show's premiere, we list celebrities, who are likely to be a part of Salman Khan's Bigg Boss OTT 2. The show starts streaming on June 17. | Web Series Key Points
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Canara Bank’s CGM appointed Deputy MD at IDBI Bank
The Board of Directors of IDBI Bank on Monday approved the appointment of Jayakumar S. Pillai as Deputy Managing Director on the Bank’s Board for 3 years. Key Points
The HinduAishwarya Rajesh clarifies comment on Rashmika: My statement was misconstrued
Aishwarya Rajesh's publicist posted a note on Twitter to clarify her recent comments on Rashmika Mandanna as Srivalli. She said her statement was misconstrued. Key Points
Hindustan TimesRadhika Apte says she has worked on films where scripts are changed last minute
Radhika Apte revealed that she has worked on projects that changed scripts once they began shooting. She said there was no way out in certain instances. | Bollywood Key Points
Hindustan TimesMorning brief: Ghulam Nabi Azad says ‘won’t consider myself an Oppn leader’
Here are today’s top news, analysis, and opinion. Know all about the latest news and other news updates from Hindustan Times. | Latest News India Key Points
Hindustan TimesShah Rukh Khan On Pathaan's Success: "It's Not Business, Strictly Personal"
"Making people smile & entertaining them is our business & if we don't take it personally... it will never fly," wrote Shah Rukh Khan Key Points
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