City receives light showers amid heavy rainfall alert

Amid heavy rainfall alert sounded by the regional meteorological centre officials in Bhopal, Indore received a mere 0.3 mm rains on Saturday during the day but received light showers at night.

BDA clerk held for ₹4k bribe is a crorepati

15 properties registered in his or close relatives' name

Blockbuster Stree 2 shot in Chanderi has many local actors

Many local artistes have played roles in Rajkummar Rao and Shraddha Kapoor starrer movie, Stree 2, Day and which is a sequel to movie Stree released in 2018, is a horror-comedy, which makes a statement against patriarchy.

Entrepreneurs & Social media: How much is too much?

When you do business, there is a strong force pulling you and that is - how does your social media handles look like.

NATIONALISM Vs PATRIOTISM

Is it realistically possible for political parties in India to keep nationalism above politics?

Not Harappa...but Indus-Saraswati Civilization!

REWRITING INDIAN HISTORY: Research of IIT-Gandhinagar's Michel Danino has provided evidence that more than 63% of archaeological sites are located on banks of Saraswati and Drishadvati. Only 21% of archaeological sites are located on the banks of Indus

Acquiring skill for a livelihood is a 'skill'

The days for white-collar jobs seem to be over! Superior the skills better the earning. The upgrade of 1,000 ITIs over a period of five years as proposed in Union Budget 2024 will boost skilling efforts in India.

RFK Jr bows out of race, backs Don

After toiling for months as an electoral afterthought, Robert F Kennedy Jr suspended his long-shot campaign on Friday and endorsed former President and Republican nominee Donald Trump, whom he had called names just a few days ago, in a speech in Phoenix carried live by television networks.

36 dead in Israeli strikes as Gaza truce talks resume

At least 36 Palestinians were killed in multiple Israeli strikes in the southern Gaza Strip, officials said on Saturday, even as preparations moved ahead for high-level ceasefire talks in the Egyptian capital.

Hasina forced me to leave: Ex-CJ

JUDGE'S FAULT? - SK Sinha says he thwarted govt's bid to control judiciary

'Dhaka temple guarded by Hindus, Muslims'

Describing the deity of the ancient Dhakeswari Temple here as a \"mother to all humans\", a priest of the revered shrine said several Hindus, Muslims and others from the local community had come together to guard it soon after the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government in Bangladesh.

Ukraine Prez signs anti-Russia laws

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed several laws targeting Russia on Saturday as his country marked independence day, including ratifying a statute that paves the way for Ukraine to join the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Trinidad & Tobago drops ships from coat of arms

The island will decide whether other colonial connections should also be removed

Chopra can cross 90m barrier

Para-javelin thrower Jhajaria feels Neeraj can go past it by 3-4 metres

Former champion Raducanu returns with confidence

Emma Raducanu finished up practice at the U.S. Open on Friday by hitting with a young girl she asked fans on social media to help her find after they couldn't connect a day earlier.

Sarabjot barely trained with Manu

Both shooters scripted history in Paris with a bronze in mixed event

Dhawan bids adieu to cricket

GLITTERING CAREER - The 38-year-old made his international debut in 2010

Thank you Gabbar

Former cricketers offer waves of tributes on Shikhar's retirement

Pedro's late goal gives Brighton victory over Utd

He was was on hand to head home a cross from Simon Adingra to win

Shraddha-Rajkummar juggernaut shoots past 300 crore mark

Stree 2 clashed with Nikkhil Advani's Vedaa and Mudassar Aziz's Khel Khel Mein

Standing ovation for Sanya

Sanya Malhotra cries after getting a standing ovation for her performance in Mrs at IIFM 2024

BREAKING BARRIERS

Women are transforming the Dahi Handi tradition by stepping into the spotlight

Screens v/s social skills

Navigating the digital impact on social skills, communication, and emotional intelligence

Fostering connections

How pet-friendly workplaces enhance creativity

LAW TO LUXE

Sureena Chowdhri's couture story

Bring On Brunch

Amber Dias digs into why brunch has become such a popular meal to hangout or celebrate with

Centre unfurls unified pension scheme

POLL SOP - It will benefit 23 lakh employees and the announcement comes ahead of the assembly elections

'Abuse went on for a fortnight'

More damningly the report by a two member committee says that the school administration delayed action on the complaint for 48 hrs

The extraordinary life and times of Nari Hira

Nari Hira, the unforgettable publishing icon, entity that was spoken of in hushed whispers, since its inception in 1971 by the flamboyant and maverick publisher Nari Hira.

Can Feluda solve the Kolkata murder?

The famous detective 'Feluda' or Pradosh Chandra Mitter was pacing up and down the marbled floor of his drawing room while his assistant \"Topshe\" was anxiously watching the street outside from a Venetian window.