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Bengaluru CEO's ban on hiring men from 4 states sparks bias row

Karthik Shenoy, founder of A1 Sports World, has announced a controversial hiring policy for male candidates from four states. The decision followed allegations of misconduct by a former male employee towards female colleagues. Shenoy emphasized that workplace safety is crucial, especially as the company engages with children. Critics argue that the blanket hiring restriction unfairly generalizes candidates based on their state of origin. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Russell Wilson and Ciara’s $3M hospital donation and $1.75M school gift

Russell Wilson and Ciara have spent more than a decade using their Why Not You Foundation to support children through education, health care and hunger programs. Their work includes a $1.75 million school investment, a $3 million hospital gift, a $2 million donation in Mexico and $500,000 for Atlanta food programs, along with wider fundraising and youth programs. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Coco Gauff’s life beyond tennis: Movies, restaurants and solo walks

Coco Gauff’s life away from the court paints a more detailed portrait of the US Open champion. Gauff enjoys the ordinary, like watching films, finding restaurants and taking walks by herself, despite the constant attention she gets during major tournaments. The Cincinnati routine, in particular, has shown how she uses personal time to stay connected to everyday life. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Jordon Hudson and Bill Belichick: How did their relationship begin?

Bill Belichick rarely discusses his personal life, making his comments about Jordon Hudson particularly notable. During a 2025 interview, he praised Hudson as “terrific” and “very helpful,” explaining that she supported him with business matters and his book while he focused on coaching at North Carolina. His remarks offered a glimpse into their relationship, emphasizing companionship, trust, support, and mutual perspective. from Times of India via iamshivamvns

Washington couple spent $50m on Lake Washington retreat; now asks $71m

Dwayne and Terese Clark are selling their Lake Washington estate for seventy-one million dollars. This waterfront compound features two Mediterranean-style residences on two point three acres. The property includes a main house and a separate wellness retreat with pools. They are relocating to Arizona after investing fifty million dollars into the homes. The sale could set a new record for Pacific Northwest residential real estate. from Times of India via iamshivamvns