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Air India has provided interim compensation of Rs 25 lakh each to 147 families of the 229 deceased passengers from the AI 171 crash, with 52 additional claims under verification. The Tata Group established "The AI-171 Memorial and Welfare Trust," pledging Rs 1 crore per deceased and support for first responders and infrastructure rebuilding. Want More Context? 🔎

Microsoft employees are expressing skepticism over CEO Satya Nadella's memo addressing recent layoffs amid strong profits and significant AI investments, with reactions ranging from concerns about further job cuts to criticisms of the memo's tone. While Nadella acknowledged the difficulties of layoffs and emphasized the company's success, staff voiced frustrations, questioning the rationale behind prioritizing performance over people. Want More Context? 🔎

In an April 2023 Vanity Fair cover story, Gisele Bündchen revealed that her son Benjamin faced bullying in Boston due to the pressure of being Tom Brady's son, preferring non-traditional sports like skiing and surfing. She emphasized the importance of allowing her children to follow their own paths while reflecting on co-parenting with Brady and supporting their differing interests. Want More Context? 🔎

Senator Alex Padilla is introducing a bill to create a green card pathway for immigrants who have lived in the US for at least seven years, have no criminal record, and meet additional criteria. This legislation aims to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act and could benefit over 8 million individuals, including Dreamers and skilled workers facing green card delays. Want More Context? 🔎

Mohit Suri's 'Saiyaara,' featuring newcomers Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, is a box office hit expected to surpass Rs 200 crore by its second Saturday, thanks to its emotional storyline and captivating music. Akshay Kumar has lauded the film, celebrating the emergence of new talent in Bollywood as it secures a place among the Top 50 Hindi films. Want More Context? 🔎

NEW DELHI: Congress leader Udit Raj suggested that Rahul Gandhi could be a "second Ambedkar" for the OBC community if they support him, prompting BJP's Amit Malviya to accuse Congress of undermining Ambedkar's legacy. Rahul acknowledged his past mistakes regarding OBC issues and emphasized the need for a caste-based census, while Congress president Kharge reiterated calls for a nationwide census and criticized Prime Minister Modi for denying rights to backward communities. Want More Context? 🔎