Ayanti Bera has announced that she has started a new position as senior correspondent at The CapTable, covering startups.   She was a senior correspondent at Financial Express most recently.  On LinkedIn, Bera announced her connections about her new role at The CapTable.   “I'll continue writing on startups and the investor ecosystem and hope to dish out some good reads in the coming months,” she added.   In her previous stints, Bera was a business correspondent at Reuters and a senior correspondent at Informist Media and Financial Express.  

Anagha Telang has been appointed as the senior content writer at Jagran New Media.   On her linkedin page, Telang announced this career move.   Telang has worked with several companies like Inshorts, Zee media Corporation Limited and Wings and Rings Media. She has also interned with Dainik Jagran.  

After 10 long years, the presence of an Opposition was felt at the Parliament on Monday with the Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi leading the charge as he slammed the BJP for indulging in “hatred, violence, and untruths 24X7”. Naturally, this resonated among the netizens with the LoP trending on social media as well as hogging the limelight in almost all major national dailies. Subodh Ghildiyal and Akilesh Singh for The Times of India highlighted the “much anticipated showdown between Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi” as a “fiery face-off”. Echoing the general public sentiment, The Indian Express led with headline “Opposition gets an address” with Harikrishnan Sharma and Manoj CG leading with Rahul Gandhi’s debut speech as LoP where he countered the government on several fronts: from accusing it of having created an atmosphere of fear to alleging that it had spread violence and hatred in the name of Hinduism, crisis in Manipur to demonetisation. The

George ‘Sarge’ Sargent has been appointed as the new Breakfast host at Triple M Mid North Coast. With over three years of experience as a Workday announcer on the Hit Network, Sarge brings his vibrant energy, love of footy, and passion for local stories to Port Macquarie. Speaking to Radio Today, Sarge describes himself as a “redheaded hubby that makes people feel bubbly,” and explained that he is eager to connect with the local community. “I love the coast and the country, so the opportunity to start Port Macquarie’s day with great music, laughs, and good chats with local legends is unreal. I can’t wait to get to know Triple M’s awesome listeners,” he said. Port Macquarie Content Director Dane McGuirk said he was thrilled to have Sarge join their team on the Mid-North Coast. "He’s one of radio’s best rising talents, and with his wit, charm, and humour, Port Macquarie will soon see why we’re so excited about Breakfast with Sarge,” McGuirk, added. Liste

NRL 360 presenter Paul Kent has reportedly been sacked after a viral video allegedly showed him involved in a street brawl outside a Sydney hotel in April. The video, accessed by B&T, allegedly captures Kent in a confrontation with another man, restrained by onlookers before breaking free and engaging in a violent brawl.  The fight escalates with Kent being thrown head-first into the base of a tree. A spokesperson for the Daily Telegraph and Fox Sports initially stated that Kent had been stood down pending an investigation. B&T has now reported that Kent has parted ways with both employers. Kent, 54, is scheduled to appear at Downing Centre Local Court on Wednesday, seeking to have a charge of affray addressed on mental health grounds. NSW police, not called at the time of the incident, investigated the video after it surfaced on social media. The viral brawl has sparked a wave of memes, with pages like NRLLaughs joining in. Some memes joked about the tree's involvement

DDB’s PR, social, and marketing communications agency, Mango Communications, has secured the earned media and influencer account for Australian reusable cup and bottle maker, Made by Fressko. Mango Communications has had a long-standing relationship with the Melbourne-based startup, known for its premium reusable drinkware. The agency will now focus on enhancing the brand’s connection with creators and expanding its PR efforts. Age Conte, Made by Fressko’s head of marketing, stated, “We’ve had our eye on the Mango team for several years and have always been impressed by their creative campaigns and consistent efforts to keep brands in the consumer consciousness. We’re looking forward to partnering with them on our growth journey and bringing our brand to life in new and creative ways.” According to a MediaWeek report, Mango Melbourne’s general manager, Alex Lefley (pictured), expressed excitement about the partnership. “Our expertise in public relations, couple

Cosmopolitan Magazine will return to the Australian market on August 12 after a six-year hiatus, under the leadership of Tessa Ogle, the new editor-in-chief.  Kim St. Clair Bodden, senior vice president of editorial and brand director of Hearst Magazines International, welcomed Ogle’s appointment, describing her as a “talented editor with a proven track record.” She added, “We are excited to see how she and her team build upon Cosmo’s legacy of inspiring young women with delightful features and fresh insight that serves their daily lives.” Ogle expressed pride in leading an “incredible team” for the relaunch of Cosmopolitan Australia. She emphasised the importance of incorporating a diverse range of voices and expert contributors from across Australia, ensuring the magazine reflects the vibrant and diverse community it saves. “We will deliver thought-provoking and insightful journalism true to the joy and spirit at the heart of this much-loved brand,” Ogle adde