Why Japan’s Attempt to Pay Women to Marry Rural Men Was a Total Flop

Japan's plan to give cash and train tickets to Tokyo women who married rural men has been scrapped after a lot of criticism. The scheme offered up to 600,000 yen ($4,140) and free train rides to matchmaking events. Critics ripped into it, saying it was outdated and disrespectful to women's independence. This failure shows ongoing problems with gender and population issues in rural Japan.

By Vishal Kumar

CBFC’s Hidden Edits in Gangs Of Wasseypur: What Was Really Changed?

"Gangs Of Wasseypur," the epic film series from Anurag Kashyap, is back in theaters starting August 30. It’s showing in 33 Miraj Cinemas all over India, and people are talking about it all over social media. Back in 2012, the CBFC made some big changes to the film, like cleaning up some of the rough language and adding a disclaimer about how the film is fictional.

By Avi G

Germany Deported Convicted Afghans Back to Taliban-Controlled Kabul

Germany just sent its first deportation flight to Afghanistan since the Taliban took over in 2021. The flight, arranged by Germany's Interior Ministry and helped out by Qatar, had 28 Afghan convicts on board. This move comes after months of talks and is adding fuel to the fire in the ongoing debates about asylum and deportation rules in Germany, especially after some recent violent incidents.

By Avi G

From Gangs of Wasseypur to Tumbbad: These Films Are Back in Theaters

Hey movie fans! Mark your calendars for 30 August because Bollywood hits like Gangs of Wasseypur, Rehna Hai Tere Dil Mein, and the awesome Tumbbad are coming back to theaters. Plus, the Kannada movie Kariya is joining the lineup. After Laila Majnu made a huge splash on its re-run, these classics are set to grab attention. With no big new movies dropping this weekend, these films are bound to be a hit!

By Avi G

Why Is ‘Emergency’ Still Without Certification? Kangana Ranaut Speaks Out

Kangana Ranaut is calling out the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) for dragging their feet on certifying her new film "Emergency," which is supposed to drop on September 6, 2024. She’s saying the hold-up is because of outside pressure and is ready to go to court to make sure her film hits theaters. The movie’s facing calls for a ban from groups like the Telangana Sikh Society and the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) over claims that it negatively portrays Sikhs.

By Avi G

Nvidia’s Earnings Report Became the Hottest Pub Event in the US

Nvidia Corp.'s Q2 earnings report became the main event at US pubs, with bars swapping out their usual sports broadcasts for 'Earnings Watch Parties'. Instead of watching game replays, people were glued to stock tickers and candlestick charts, following Nvidia's financial performance closely. One viral social media post even showed fans totally engrossed in the earnings call.

By Avi G

Is The SME IPO Boom A Sign Of Market Manipulation?

The markets are on their longest winning streak in four years, with the NSE Nifty50 hitting a new high. This surge is fueled by strong local and institutional investments, even though Wall Street is being cautious. SEBI has pointed out some issues with SME IPOs and market manipulation, which reflect broader market trends. Also, air cargo numbers and Lego sales are looking really good.

By Avi G

Resourceful Automobile IPO Listed Flat at Rs 117 after 400x subscription

Resourceful Automobile’s stock listed flat at its IPO price of Rs 117 on August 29, even though it was massively oversubscribed by 400 times. The Delhi-based company, which runs just two outlets and has a small team, saw bids for 40.76 crore shares compared to the 9.76 lakh available. The stock's initial performance didn’t live up to the grey market hype, where it was trading at an 89% premium.

By Avi G

SpiceJet Flights From Dubai Were Put On Hold Due To Payment Issues

SpiceJet's flights from Dubai hit another snag on August 29 because of payment issues. Multiple flights had to turn back to India empty since the airline couldn't pay for parking. This is just another chapter in SpiceJet’s ongoing saga of financial troubles and operational problems. They’ve had a rough month with various disruptions, delayed employee wages, and even a recent court ruling that's affected their operations.

By Avi G

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