'How did you sleep last night...': Bryan Johnson fires back at Delhi doctor who called his lifestyle 'farce'
The controversy began when Johnson, who was in India for the podcast recording, cut his session short, citing poor air quality.
Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath questions Bengaluru’s air quality—what it means for future homebuyers: "Imagine how much worse it might be in the busier parts of the city..."
American tech billionaire Bryan Johnson ended a podcast interview in India due to air pollution concerns. Zerodha CEO Nithin ...
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Section 4 wrestling 2024-25: Results, top performers
Connor McAllister (Horseheads); 6-Caiden Hwalek (U-E). 108: 6-Josh Knapp (Horseheads), 7-Avery Bowman (Waverly). 116: ...
New Delhi Assembly Constituency: Election result tomorrow - candidates, past winners and more
The New Delhi seat is among the 70 constituencies in the Delhi Assembly that went to polls on February 5 and the results will ...
Lawyer slams Delhi Metro for featuring ad on rape convict Asaram Bapu; DMRC promises action
The pictures the lawyer shared showed advertisements with photos of Asaram Bapu in Delhi Metro coaches promoting 'Parents’ ...
Bengaluru Techbro ‘Porter’ Himself To Office After Ola Uber Booking Failed; Internet Jibes Murthy Will Be Impressed
A Bengaluru GenZ techie who failed to book Ola and Uber instead parcelled himself via delivery app Porter. The user posted on X/Twitter a selfie amidst his ride. For the unaware, Porter, unlike Ola or ...
‘How Do You Sleep?’ Bryan Johnson Claps Back At Indian Doctor’s ‘Pseudo-Scientific’ Remark
@bryan_johnson longevity rant is a laughable, deluded OCD tirade. Every word reeks of pseudo-scientific desperation, turning ...
Nifty 50 Today Live Updates: Nifty 50 is trading at 23595.70
Nifty 50 Today Live Updates on February 6, 2025: At 15:30 Nifty 50 was trading at 23595.70 (-0.42%). Today Nifty 50 has been ...
'New era of stagflation' and 'putrid' figures for Reeves
The Times also says the Bank's alert is a setback for Reeves as it says there was a warning of a new squeeze on living standards. The Bank cut interest rates to 4.5% as it attempts to stimulate the ...