Come back home..that which nurtures kills...

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Come back home..that which nurtures kills...

Companies like Twitter, Meta, Spotify are laying off staff on a large scale. A CEO of a company in India has offered Harsh Jain a job to Ati Talent who wants to return to India. Harsh Jain is the CEO of Dream-11 and many people have backed his offer. In 2022, jobs of around 52,000 people have been snatched so far. Returning to India is considered excellent for those who are waiting for H1-B visa. The meta-Facebook guy says that we are also hurt because the staff was let go but we are not going to recruit new ones. Everyone knows these are crocodile tears. Reputed companies are put in dire straits when they fire IT talent overnight. Many hopefuls set up in the US face a new challenge. This condition can be said to be what kills what nourishes.

Janhvi Kapoor became the brand ambassador

Nayaka Fashion has roped in Janhvi Kapoor as its brand ambassador. People follow Janhvi Kapoor in the world of fashion. Nayaka fashionistas believe that sales of their products can increase due to Janhvi. It is a fact that customers can be attracted due to Janhvi's popularity. Janhvi is associated with modern style fashion. The film will be made under the theme of one heroine two apps and Janhvi Kapoor will be shown buying her favorite product.

Oh... Malaika

Malaika Arora is a very bold name in Bollywood and TV world. A film titled Moving In With Malaika is being made on the OTT platform on her lifestyle. In which Malaika's past, present and possible future will be shown. Malaika has a huge fan base. Malaika will be shown targeting this fan base. His family members will be featured as guest artists. It premieres on December 5. Malaika says that through this show I want to put some facts before my fans.

The house in Delhi will be sold for 250 crore rupees

The royal family of Travancore has signed an agreement to sell their house in Delhi for Rs 250 crore. The royal family's property in Bengaluru is also included in this agreement. This family gave the house in Delhi to the central government. Currently this property is with Kerala Government. The house at Delhi is spread over 8.195 acres. Maharaja of Travancore built it in 1930. Other kings also had their houses (big mansions) prepared in Delhi. As in 1936 Baroda House was built by the Maharaja of Vadodara. This house is located next to Faridakot House on Kasturba Gandhi Marg. Edwin Lutyens designed it. Similarly, there are many other houses in Delhi which include Faridakot, Mandi House, Hyderabad House, Gwalior House, Patiala House, Bikaner House. The royal residences of Delhi include Bhawalpur House, Cochin House, Dholpur House, Jaipur House, Jaisalmer House, Kapurthala House, Kota House, Kashmir House, Nabha House, Udaipur House etc.

Air quality at hazardous levels

Air quality problem has arisen. The problem becomes serious when it comes to closing schools in Delhi. The indirect effects of air pollution are more than the direct effects. The World Health Organization has warned people about the side effects. Pregnant women are most affected. They may have premature births, malformations or may die in the womb. Pregnant women in Delhi have been advised not to step out of the house. Recently, using satellite images, it has been known that a methane gas effect cloud is visible in the western part of India. Methane gas can be a villain. Due to which heart disease, lung problem, nose ear problem and skin disease can be caused.

Notice to three liquor companies

The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has issued notices to three liquor makers, United Breweries (AM), Redico Khaitan and Eladi Blenders and Distillers, saying they have violated the law by advertising surrogate mothers. Although there is a law not to promote the surrogacy system, advertisements are given in this regard. Last August 31, the government announced that the leaker will not be advertised. But prohibited advertisements are given in the guise of various ideas like club soda, music CDs, packaged drinking water etc.

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