Chinese dunking star Chen Dengxing, 39, impressed crowds and Shaquille O'Neal at the inaugural Dunkman league opener in Atlanta with a 6ft 10in between-the-legs dunk over six people, showcasing his 45-inch vertical leap.
Psychiatry professor Shireen Rizvi introduces the TIP technique, rooted in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), to manage intense emotional distress. The method, involving temperature, intense exercise, paced breathing, and paired muscle relaxation, aims to quickly reduce emotional intensity for clearer thinking.
Graviss Group, operator of Baskin Robbins in India, is reportedly in talks to acquire Dunkin' Donuts' India rights from Inspire Brands. This follows Jubilant FoodWorks' exit due to losses. Graviss may revamp the brand with localized offerings and a broader menu.
Aditya Chakrabortty on the Labour leader’s predicament – and if he may be the last prime minister of the two-party systemIn these highly polarised times, dunking on the prime minister – and this one in particular – is the one thing that seems to unite people in fury, disappointment and loathing. So as he rolled his sleeves up to address the nation on Monday morning, after one of the worst election results in Labour’s history, Keir Starmer had quite the job on his hands.The Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty was watching – and wincing. “There are times when I watch Keir Starmer promising he’s going to change,” he said. “He looks to me like a guy on the verge of divorce, holding flowers from the nearest petrol station and saying: ‘Trust me. Honestly, it’s going to be different this time. Honestly, love, stick with me.’” But why does there seem to be such antagonism towards the Labour leader – and can anyone guide the party out of the mess they have found themselves in? Continue reading...
Aditya Chakrabortty on the Labour leader’s predicament – and if he may be the last prime minister of the two-party systemIn these highly polarised times, dunking on the prime minister – and this PM in particular – is the one thing that seems to unite people in fury, disappointment and loathing. So as he rolled his sleeves up to address the nation on Monday morning, after one of the worst election results in Labour’s history, Keir Starmer had quite the job on his hands.The Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty was watching – and wincing. “There are times when I watch Keir Starmer promising he’s going to change,” he said. “He looks to me like a guy on the verge of divorce, holding flowers from the nearest petrol station and saying: 'Trust me. Honestly, it’s going to be different this time. Honestly, love, stick with me.’” But why does there seem to be such antagonism towards the Labour leader – and can anyone guide the party out of the mess they have found themselves in? Continue reading...
Jubilant FoodWorks is negotiating to sell its India franchise rights for Dunkin' to Inspire Brands, the global owner of Dunkin'. The current franchise agreement concludes on December 31. Once the deal completes, Inspire Brands plans to sell the rights to another local franchise partner. Dunkin' has struggled in India with only 27 stores, contributing just 0.61% to JFL's revenue and incurring a loss of ₹19.1 crore in 2024-25.
