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Shammi Narang’s grandson hears Dadu’s iconic Delhi Metro voice for the first time
Shammi Narang took his grandson Rushaan on his first Metro ride in Delhi. Rushaan recognized his grandfather's voice coming from the train's speakers, creating a memorable experience. Many social media users reminisced about Narang's voice from television and announcements. The voice holds personal significance for…
'Can Put On Hold': Top Court To Examine Poll Body Decisions Amid Dissent Row
A PIL urged the top court to determine whether Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar has been individually exercising powers that legally belong to the Election Commission as a whole, and, if so, to declare those actions unauthorised and take appropriate legal action.
"Unemployment May Triple In US": Top Economist Sounds Alarm Over AI
As per a Pew study, 75% of Americans now fear AI is coming for their jobs.
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
Explained | What is relative humidity and why does it matter on a hot day?
The higher the relative humidity of air, the less you can cool yourself by sweating.
U.S. military says its withdrawal of troops from Iraq complete
Iran, which says its ultimate aim is to force American forces to leave the entire West Asia, casts the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq as a victory for its “axis of resistance” of allied armed groups across the region
Popular Mobilisation Forces | Iraq’s militias within the military
For the Iran-backed Shia armed organisations, which opposed the U.S. occupation of Iraq and frequently clashed with U.S. forces, the September 30 withdrawal of American troops, at a time when Washington wages war on Iran, is a ‘historic victory’
£800m in, £800m out - Why Man City scandal shines light on Man Utd finances
Manchester City's owners have been found guilty of injecting money into the club. At Manchester United, fans are frustrated at how much has been taken out.
HDFC Bank Reset: Rajiv Kumar Board Sets Stage For Wider Shake-Up
HDFC Bank's reset began taking shape in July, when former bureaucrat Rajiv Kumar took over as chairman. Kumar brings significant banking-sector experience to the role, having spent close to three years as Secretary, Department of Financial Services.
Want your child to be a top athlete? Arjuna Awardee Hina Sidhu shares 6 sports they must try before specialising
Hina Sidhu outlined why committing to a single sporting discipline too early can be a developmental trap and advocated building a robust “movement vocabulary” rather than narrowing focus to just one game.
While KPSC flounders, KEA finishes recruitment process for 7,905 posts in four months in Karnataka
Candidates, who have been waiting for government jobs for years, are expected to join the Karnataka Police within the next three months