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Chander Kunj Army flats handover for demolition stalled as AWHO representatives fail to turn up
Army Welfare Housing Organisation reportedly informs district administration officials that it is awaiting authorisation from headquarters in Delhi
Childhood: sold, silenced, stolen
In Maharashtra’s Marathwada region, child marriage persists as families grapple with fears over girls’ safety and so-called honour. Poverty and migration add to the problem, while predators, weak institutions, and a marriage market deepen their vulnerability. Radheshyam Jadhav follows girls and women caught in this…
Adani Ahmedabad Marathon Joins World Athletics Global Calendar Ahead Of Its 10th Edition
The Adani Ahmedabad Marathon has been included in the World Athletics Global Calendar ahead of its 10th edition on 29 November 2026, with performances at the race eligible for consideration in World Athletics Rankings.
Lord's Mark Industries Advances UK & Allied Countries Expansion With MHRA Registration For IVD Portfolio
The development comes shortly after the company's MHRA registration for its AI-powered haemodialysis system, announced in September, which marked its planned entry into the UK and UK-allied markets.
Break-up of marks needed to aid prep, say UPSC candidates
According to experts, the detailed distribution of marks should be released after the declaration of the final result, when the entire exam cycle has concluded. Releasing it before the interviews and final result may affect an ongoing selection process
Letting the wind flow freely is the secret to cooling our cities
Slower winds can affect how people experience heat. Normally, the air immediately above the ground becomes saturated with water vapour due to evaporation. When winds blow faster, the saturated air is replaced with drier air. Slower winds, however, also limit evaporation
'Not again': Arrest of US marine for murder reignites protests in Japan's Okinawa
For many locals on this island, the arrest has brought decades of frustration back to the fore.
Rs 40 coffee, 450 cups and one busy office crowd: Man’s one-day stall experiment brings in Rs 18,000
In an innovative experiment, Devansh Tyagi launched a temporary coffee vending operation outside a busy corporate office, charging Rs 40 per cup and selling 450 cups in one day, resulting in impressive gross sales of Rs 18,000. This venture ignited a conversation on the viability of transient coffee stalls, shedding…
How Tagore’s songs were ahead of their time in form and feeling
The Nobel-laureate’s songs, popularly referred to as Rabindra Sangeet, are dynamic texts open to reinterpretation, allowing each generation to find new meaning in themes of freedom, love, and humanity — revisiting the Tagore’s musical oeuvre on his 165th birth anniversary
Bappi's grand son Rego B on the late singer's songs in 'Dhurandhar' and 'The Raja Saab'
Rego B, who is inspired by his grandfather Bappi Lahiri, released his first single 'Chand' recently. Bappi Lahiri's timeless music continues to resonate in contemporary cinema, showcasing its lasting appeal. Rego expresses pride in his grandfather’s international collaborations, which highlight their significant…
Director Kiran Rao on how relationships have changed for modern generation
Kiran Rao shines a spotlight on her upcoming film 'Lust Stories 3', showcasing the changing dynamics of love among youth. She notes an increased liberty for this generation, allowing authentic expressions unfettered by old societal norms. The film delves into the romance of two individuals drawn to each other beyond…
Vijay recalls when he once made Rashmika CRY on the sets
Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna recently shared their experiences during an interview. They recounted their first meeting on the set of 'Geetha Govindam'. Initially, Rashmika found Vijay's bluntness unsettling, leading her to question their dynamic. Their ongoing collaboration helped transform their initial…