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Nandan Nilekani leaves GP role at Fundamentum as it launches $200M third fund
Nandan Nilekani, co-founder of Infosys and one of India’s best-known technology figures, is stepping down as a general partner at Fundamentum Partnership, the venture capital firm he co-founded in 2017. The change coincides with the launch of Fundamentum’s third fund, which is targeting around $200 million. Although he is relinquishing the GP title, Nilekani will…
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10 Sci-Fi Thrillers Without a Single Flaw
This Collider article by Robert Lee III presents a ranking of ten science-fiction thrillers that the writer considers flawless, arguing that the genre’s blend of mystery, tension and speculative ideas has produced some of cinema’s most gripping films. The piece frames these titles as standout examples of how sci-fi and thriller elements can combine, ranging…
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Swiss-Korean Director Hae-Sup Sin Awarded the Allwyn Residency Fellowship in Los Angeles
Swiss-Korean director Hae-Sup Sin has been named the recipient of the Allwyn Residency Fellowship at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, a prize awarded through Future Frames, a programme supporting young European filmmakers. The fellowship gives one participant a tailor-made professional programme in Los Angeles designed to advance the next stage of their career, marking a…
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Neo-Nazi protesters gather outside Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium for Indian Prime Minister’s ‘rockstar’ speaking event – as 30,000 buy tickets
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia was met with far-right protests in Melbourne, as demonstrators gathered outside Marvel Stadium ahead of a large “Melbourne Meet Modi” speaking event. The visit is significant both for the strong diaspora turnout — around 30,000 people bought tickets to the sold-out function — and for the hostility…
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UK housing market downturn eases but sentiment remains ‘fragile’, surveyors say – business live
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors reports that the UK housing market downturn is easing, though sentiment among surveyors remains “fragile”, according to the day’s business coverage. The headline development, however, is a heavy fall in AstraZeneca shares, which dropped around 9%, after its heart disease drug Wainua failed a late-stage clinical trial, dragging the…
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Four set for debuts as Ireland make nine changes for Japan
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell has made nine changes to his starting side for Saturday’s Nations Championship fixture against Japan in Newcastle, Australia, with four players set to win their first caps. The reshuffle comes after Ireland’s dramatic 33-31 win over Australia and ahead of a high-profile meeting with the All Blacks in Auckland the…
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Caitlin Clark’s return falls flat after Fever coach limits her in loss to shorthanded Sparks
Caitlin Clark's return from injury lasted just 16 minutes as coach Stephanie White's minutes restriction fueled Indiana's 106-92 loss to the Sparks.
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Netflix’s Underrated 2-Part Fantasy Series Is Still Worth Watching
Collider writer Kelcie Mattson revisits Tale of the Nine-Tailed, a 2020 Netflix-distributed South Korean fantasy drama, arguing that it remains well worth watching several years on. The piece frames the show as a standout example of the reincarnation and “destined soulmate” romance trope, praising it for pairing an emotionally satisfying love story with high production…
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Truecaller clashes with India’s telecom regulator over anti-spam rules
Truecaller has publicly criticised the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) over rules governing caller ID apps, arguing that the country’s anti-spam framework is undermining its ability to shield consumers from unwanted calls in its largest market. Chief executive Rishit Jhunjhunwala took to X to accuse the regulator of barring Truecaller from displaying community-reported spam…