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Carrying a water bottle everywhere does not necessarily mean someone is anxious, overly focused on hydration, exceptionally disciplined or especially health-conscious. The habit may have a much simpler explanation.
President Trump sharply criticized the Supreme Court after its ruling against his administration's voting restrictions. He expressed disappointment with justices he appointed, stating they were not the individuals he interviewed. The court's decision allowed states to continue their existing mail-in ballot procedures for the upcoming election. Trump has a history of attacking judges when rulings do not favor his administration's agenda.
UPI Stays Free for People and Most Shops. Here
Indias Unified Payments Interface will remain completely free for every person-to-person transfer, the Ministry of Finance said on 15 September 2026. There is no transaction fee, platform fee or hidden charge on sending or receiving money between individuals, regardless of amount. That matters because P2P already accounts for about 70% of UPIs total transaction value. [] The post UPI Stays Free for People and Most Shops. Heres What Actually Changes appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
People may carry cash for very different reasons. For some, it is a practical way to control spending; for others, it provides reassurance in case of an emergency. Some may simply feel more comfortable using money they can physically see and hold.
CPI(M) urges govt. to announce people-centric growth policy in Mangaluru Cabinet meeting
Focus should be on affordable education and healthcare to the common man and employment generation for the youth
Israeli airstrikes on a village in southern Lebanon kill 12 people, including 2 children
Israeli air force conducted two airstrikes in Kfar Rumman, killing at least twelve people. These strikes occurred amid a new round of escalation between Israel and Hezbollah. The Health Ministry reported eleven deaths in one building strike, including children and women. Another strike on a car killed a paramedic and wounded two others. The Israeli military stated these actions were retaliation for Hezbollah drone attacks.
People often make requests feel warmer and less demanding by expressing appreciation, offering praise or using polite language. Giving someone a genuine compliment before asking for help does not automatically make the interaction manipulative, even if the sequence resembles a persuasion strategy. What may be more psychologically revealing is when praise appears only when the person wants something in return.
This country is literally paying people to read, one page at a time, to fight the brain rot epidemic
Singapore launched a novel campaign to encourage citizens to read more. This initiative offers small cash payments for logging reading minutes on a government platform. The program aims to revive reading habits which are declining globally. Educators are grappling with the fallout of digital distraction on young readers. This scheme seeks to make reading a repeatable habit for a thoughtful nation.
Watching a game gives people an instant sense of shared purpose. Instead of having to constantly think of new things to talk about, everyones attention is naturally directed toward the same unfolding event, making social interaction feel easier and less forced.
Drinking an energy drink every day does not necessarily mean someone is addicted to caffeine. People differ considerably in how sensitive they are to caffeine, how quickly their bodies metabolize it, how much they consume and the circumstances in which they use it. Research reviewing the genetics of caffeine use also highlights how difficult it can be to define and measure caffeine dependence consistently across different populations. Still, the frequency and pattern of consumption can be important to consider.
Tech billionaire shares a conspiracy theory: Meta & Google want people to hate AI
Mark Cuban posits that social media platforms might capitalize on the pervasive negativity surrounding artificial intelligence. He indicates that their algorithms tend to heighten anti-AI sentiments, generating new income opportunities for these companies. Cuban also remarks that the dangers posed by human reactions online may outweigh those of AI. He proposes an innovative healthcare strategy utilizing AI-driven assistants to enhance patient care, promoting collaborative communication between patients and medical professionals.
Nine nights of garba: what actually injures people, and what prevents it
The shoes matter more than the dancing, and nights six to nine are when the damage shows.
Will raise peoples demands to hold government accountable in Assembly: Sunil Sharma
Buy now, pay later doesnt feel like debt. For young people, that can be a big problem
September 15, 2026 (Conversation) The way a product is labelled can change how consumers think about it. No added sugar or 99% fat free can make food sound healthier than it really is. The same might apply to buy now, pay later schemes. Marketed as a convenient way to pay for purchases over time, they are fundamentally still a form of debt. Products such as Afterpay, Klarna and Zip (which recently exited the New Zealand market) offer consumers access to items they may not be able to immediately afford. Speedy approval and an easy checkout add to the appeal, but
Make a Difference, Serve People with Integrity: CM Omar to New CCE Officers
SRINAGAR: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday distributed appointment orders among the selectees of the Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) at SKICC Srinagar, urging the newly appointed officers to serve the people with honesty, integrity and commitment. Addressing the officers, the Chief Minister Omar said their appointment marked a new beginning rather than the destination of []
India, South Korea discuss ways to strengthen parliamentary, cultural, people-to-people ties
Digital Desk | Seoul, Sep 15 (IANS) India's Ambassador to South Korea, Gourangalal Das, held a meeting with members of the South Korea-India Parliamentary Friendship Group in the National Assembly on Tuesday, with discussions held on ways to further strengthen parliamentary, cultural and people-to-people ties. Following the meeting, the Indian Embassy in South Korea on X wrote, Strengthening IndiaROK Parliamentary Ties. Ambassador met with members of the ROK-India Parliamentary Friendship Group in the National Assembly, including Chairperson Yun Ho-jung, Vice Chairpersons Moon Jeong-bog and Yoon Young-seok, and Members Kim Young-jin and Kim Jung-ho. They explored ways to further strengthen the parliamentary, cultural and people-to-people ties between the two countries. On September 9, Gourangalal Das met Pohang City Mayor Park Yong-sun and discussed advancing collaboration in industry, deepening educational and cultural exchanges, and expanding tourism ties. In a post on X, the Indian Embassy in South Korea wrote, Ambassador met with Mr Park Yong-sun, Mayor of Pohang City and discussed advancing collaboration in industry, deepening educational and cultural exchanges, and expanding tourism ties. The meeting builds on the long-standing economic ties between India and Pohang city, reinforcing our Special Strategic Partnership with South Korea. On September 3, Gourangalal Das met the Chairperson of the Trade, Industry, Energy, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) and Startups Committee, Kim Seong-won, and discussed strengthening economic and commercial relations, supply chain cooperation, clean energy and promoting SMEs and startups of both nations. Ambassador met Rep. Kim Seong-won, Chairperson of the Trade, Industry, Energy, SMEs and Startups Committee and exchanged views on a wide range of issues of mutual benefit, including strengthening economic and commercial relations, supply chain cooperation, clean energy and promoting SMEs and Startups of both countries, the Indian Embassy in South Korea posted on X. The Indian Ambassador also met Song Ki-heon, Chairperson of the Science and ICT and Broadcasting and Communication Committee and discussed ways to leverage the complementary strengths of both nations in Science and Technology, including cooperation in critical and emerging technologies such as AI, Quantum and Space sciences. On August 15, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar extended greetings to South Korean counterpart Cho Hyun and the people of South Korea on their National Liberation Day and expressed commitment to advancing the Special Strategic Partnership. Greetings to FM Cho Hyun, the Government and people of Republic of Korea on their National Liberation Day. Committed to advancing our Special Strategic Partnership, EAM Jaishankar posted on X. Diplomatic ties between India and South Korea were established in 1973. Both countries formed a 'Strategic Partnership' in 2010, which was elevated to 'Special Strategic Partnership' in 2015 during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's State visit to South Korea. The two nations marked 50 years of diplomatic ties in 2023.
Mark Zuckerberg envisions a world where technology serves as a catalyst for individual empowerment and equitable power distribution. Through his creation, Facebook, now Meta, he has successfully interconnected billions worldwide. Meta also oversees platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram, signaling a commitment to innovation. Together with his wife, Priscilla Chan, he founded the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
People of Purpose: From Banjara Roots, Paras Banjara Empowers DNT Communities Through Olakhaan Trust
Paras Banjaras Olakhaan Trust helps DNT communities secure identity, land rights, dignity and greater independence.
BJP's Rajasthan Civic Poll Victory Reflects Peoples Mood Across Country: Ramchander Rao
Rao said the BJP remained ahead throughout the elections and thanked the people of Rajasthan for supporting the party.
10 dinners for people who hate cooking but are tired of ordering food
WhatsApp Guest Calls May Let People Join Without an Account or App: Heres How It Could Work
Joining a WhatsApp call currently requires users to be part of the platform, but that restriction could eventually change. WhatsApp is reportedly developing a new Guest Calls feature that may allow people to participate in calls even if they do not have a WhatsApp account or the app installed on the...
Nuakhai 2026: CM Mohan Charan Majhi Extends Greetings To People Of Odisha
Nuakhai, the biggest agrarian festival of western Odisha, is being celebrated across the region with great fervour and enthusiasm on Tuesday. The festival holds deep cultural and emotional significance for the people of western Odisha, who mark the occasion by offering the seasons first harvested rice to the presiding deity and seeking the blessings of [] The post Nuakhai 2026: CM Mohan Charan Majhi Extends Greetings To People Of Odisha appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Economists examine how people infer, revise beliefs in face of new information
When people hear something new about a topic, they should update their beliefs to reflect the new information. But many people either underreact or overreact, with their responses varying based on different factors, including the environment. In
'People will die': Mamdani leads multi-city lawsuit against Trump admin over new green card rule
'People will die': Mamdani leads multi-city lawsuit against Trump admin over new green card rule
Sikkim Landslides: 28 Houses, 128 People Evacuated In Rimbi; Relief Measures Intensified
Gangtok, September 14: The Sikkim State Disaster Management Authority (SSDMA) has issued an advisory amid a prevailing landslide situation at Singlitam and Rimbi in Gyalshing district, with the District Administration and concerned departments intensifying relief, evacuation and road restoration measures. The landslides, reported from September 12, have affected several vulnerable areas, with District Collector Gyalshing... The post Sikkim Landslides: 28 Houses, 128 People Evacuated In Rimbi; Relief Measures Intensified first appeared on Northeast Today .
Psychology says people who leave office before time or just on time by keeping their things ready in advance aren't uncommitted. The behaviour can reflect self-regulation, time management, psychological detachment and clear work-life boundaries. Preparing before the end of the day can reduce stress, support recovery and protect mental resources. Psychology theories such as Boundary Theory and Conservation of Resources Theory help explain why some workers prefer to finish and leave on schedule.
BJP President Nitin Nabin urges people to light Lamp of Blessings for PM Modi on birthday
BJP President Nitin Nabin called for lighting lamps on September 17. This initiative aims to pray for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's long life. The event expresses best wishes for India's progressive journey and leadership. Modi's 25-year public service journey is described as unprecedented. His leadership has given the country new direction and strength.
Psychology says people who color just a few streaks of their hair aren't always seeking a total transformation. The choice can reflect controlled individuality, self-expression, autonomy and identity exploration. Small hair changes can allow people to test a new look while staying within social or workplace boundaries. The behavior can also provide a mood change and help people explore creativity without making a major change to their appearance.
Vance says 870K people suspected of COVID-era US fraud barred from federal loans
A trend often feels exciting at first because it is new and relatively uncommon. But when countless versions of the same aesthetic begin appearing across social media feeds, that sense of originality can quickly fade. For someone who values individuality, the reaction may gradually change from That feels creative to This no longer feels unique because everyone is doing it.
People who take frequent breaks while working are not necessarily less disciplined or productive. Some may simply understand that spending long, uninterrupted hours at work does not mean the mind can maintain the same level of concentration throughout that entire period.
People form real feelings for chatbots, according to researcher
Imagine having a friend who always has time for you, never judges you and remembers everything you have said. For many, that friend is not a human being but a social AI model. This emerges clearly in Marita Skjuve
'4 Drunk People' Claim By Biker's Brother After Gurugram Hit-And-Run Shocker
The woman, known as Rebel Wheels Sia on Instagram, was riding her Aprilia RS 457 sports bike with a group of bikers when a white sedan began following her, according to her family and her own account shared on social media.
Birthdays have a unique way of making the passage of time feel more noticeable. Unlike an ordinary day, they create clear milestones that divide life into distinct chapters. A person may be 29 one day and 30 the next; while nothing dramatically changes overnight on a biological level, crossing that numerical boundary can carry considerable psychological meaning.
Majhi Appeals to People of Odisha to Light Lamps on Modis 76th Birth Anniversary
During the period, a host of programmes, including plantation drives and blood donation camps will be organised across the state.
Trinity Rodmans journey from living in a car and cheap motels as a child to becoming an Olympic gold medallist and the highest-paid player in NWSL history is a story of resilience and self-belief. Despite being the daughter of NBA legend Dennis Rodman, she had to build her own identity, with her mother Michelle Moyers support playing a major role.
Recognizing that good is not always good enough can sometimes be an advantage. High standards may push people to notice flaws others miss, strengthen their skills and keep improving their work even after they have already met the basic requirements.
For Susanne Bier, the ultimate purpose of Practical Magic 2 extends beyond the story, its supernatural elements or its star-studded cast. The director hopes the film brings audiences together for the kind of communal experience that she believes defines cinema. Bier is particularly passionate about the difference between watching a movie in a theatre and consuming it alone at home. I mean, that is the essence of cinema, and that is why I believe in cinema and why I believe in this movie: watching a movie with other people is an entirely different experience from watching it on your own. For the director, the shared reactions of an audience are an integral part of the cinematic experience. You sit in a room, you share laughter, you share tears, you share a whole lot of things, and you have an experience with other human beings. Bier believes that this collective experience has become even more meaningful at a time when audiences have increasingly easy access to films on personal devices. And watching a movie at home on your computer or even on your phone is the opposite. You can be engaged, but it doesn't have the joy of being with other people doing it. That desire for togetherness is particularly fitting for a film whose central themes revolve around family, sisterhood and love. Throughout her approach to Practical Magic 2, Bier has emphasised that the magic exists to strengthen the human relationships at the heart of the story. Her hope is that those themes translate into an emotional and entertaining theatrical experience. And that's what I hope for with this movie. I want this movie to have lots of people sharing a fun, joyful, at times sad, but most importantly, really engaging experience. That sentiment also encapsulates Bier's broader approach to the sequel. While Practical Magic 2 has the spectacle and supernatural elements audiences expect, the director has deliberately kept its emotional core grounded in human connections. For Bier, the magic works best when it serves those relationshipsand when it gives audiences a reason to laugh, feel and ultimately experience the film together. As the sequel brings Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman and the world of the Owens family back to the big screen, Bier's ambition is therefore not simply to recreate the past, but to create a new shared cinematic memory for both longtime fans and a new generation. Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Susanne Bier reveals why she said yes to Practical Magic 2: Id love to work with both of you again
Cant force people to eat what you want: Priyank Kharge on BRICS menu
The AI race is the danger, say the people who built it
Your bank, your hospital, the power company and the passport office all live on the internet now. So do your messages and your money. The newest systems do more than answer questions. Given a job, they can open a browser, write a file, send a request and retry when they fail. The industry calls them Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Psychology says people who feel tired all day may be carrying more than just sleep debt
Psychology and sleep science suggest that feeling tired during the day depends on more than simply counting the hours spent asleep. Factors such as sleep pressure, circadian rhythms, mental exhaustion, ongoing stress and how restorative the sleep was can all shape a persons energy levels throughout the day.
Fake IAS officer dupes people in MP: How a Vidhan Sabha vlog exposed her and led to her arrest
Quote of the Day by Ernest Hemingway: Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know reflects on the complex relationship between intelligence, awareness and contentment. The line, spoken by Marita in HemingwaysThe Garden of Eden, suggests that deep thinking and heightened awareness can complicate happiness, while encouraging readers to balance reflection with acceptance and appreciation.
Why is Guangzhou the top choice for Indian businesspeople? Fly direct from Delhi.
The Delhi-Guangzhou direct flight service will resume on September 21st. This service, which resumes after six years, is crucial for Indian businesspeople and travelers. Guangzhou is a major trade and transit hub.Delhi-Guangzhou flights resumedAfter the Chinese President arrived in...
Quote of the Day: Anton Chekhov's reflection serves as a poignant reminder that even amidst joy, life is laden with challenges. He posited that a continuous awareness of suffering cultivates empathy and a deeper understanding of others. Chekhov warned against complacency, suggesting it can lead to a detachment from the struggles faced by those around us.
Quote of the day by Friedrich Nietzsche: The Friedrich Nietzsche quote critiques the tendency of individuals to conform to popular opinions rather than engage in independent thinking. He advocates for breaking away from societal norms and the influences of collective beliefs. In today's digital age, where quick affirmations and allegiance to groupthink overflow, this quote serves as a crucial reminder to reassess our own beliefs and the bravery needed to think uniquely and authentically.
Five office bearers of a firm booked for cheating several people of Rs 78 lakhs
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Sep 14 (IANS) Popular television and film actress Indira Krishna has slammed Rohit Roys comment over the small screen medium and its actors as she said that forgotten people use such stunts. Slamming Rohit, Indira told IANS, The word 'dustbin' is terrible to use for a veteran actor who himself comes from this medium. Television has given many skilled actors work and a stage to perform so well. The actress, who made a mark in Hindi television with shows like Krishnaben Khakhrawala, Krishnadasi, Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii, Saavi Ki Savaari, Dhruv Tara - Samay Sadi Se Pare, Durga - Atoot Prem Kahani, said: There are many popular directors who are doing films after directing some brilliant shows on television. Well, to each his own. This medium is my plate of food as well as my respect. So that's his view and he can stick to it. Indira added: Or should I say, it's a democratic view. Sometimes people who are forgotten use such stunts to stay relevant, so I guess this is one of those. Television has been, is, and will always be the biggest medium. It reaches every household and gives actors a daily connection with the audience that no other medium can. To demean it after being a part of it for years is disappointing. We should respect the medium that has made us, said the actress, who has worked in films such as Tere Naam, Animal, and will be seen in Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana playing Lord Rama's mother Kaushalya. Indira's debut film was an Odia film, Suna Panjuri in 1995, alongside Sidhant Mohapatra. She played Puja, and the film turned out to be the musical hit of the year. She appeared in Trishakti and then appeared in the film Aaj Ka Ravan with Mithun Chakraborty. Later, she appeared in films like Tere Naam, Tathastu, Chatur Singh Two Star, and Holiday: A Soldier Is Never Off Duty. She appeared in the Marathi film Janiva, directed by her husband, Rajesh Ranshinage.
UP leaders greet people on Hindi Diwas, say respect for Hindi is respect for nation
Hindi Diwas is celebrated every year on September 14 to mark the adoption of Hindi as an official language by the Constituent Assembly on September 14, 1949
Trump calls the people asking to slow AI down a negative force
Donald Trump was watching golf at his Doonbeg resort in Ireland on Sunday when reporters asked him about the AI industrys sudden appetite for slowing itself down. He said the United States leads China, that he wants to keep it that way, and that whoever wins with AI wins. We can put guardrails, we can [] This story continues at The Next Web
Floods hit 49 lakh people in 15 Bihar districts as rivers keep swelling
The local weather office said Bihar has recorded 111.7 mm of rain so far in September, around 13% above normal
DC Srinagar greets people on Ganesh Chaturthi, lauds festival arrangements
Srinagar: Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Akshay Labroo on Monday extended greetings to people celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi and appreciated the arrangements made by the civil and police authorities for the festival at Ganpatya Temple in Srinagar. Speaking to reporters during his visit to the temple, the DC Labroo, said Ganesh Chaturthi has been celebrated at the temple []
Floods hit 4.9 million people in 15 Bihar districts as rivers keep swelling
More than 49 lakh people in 15 districts of Bihar were affected by floods on Monday as heavy rain over the past few days further swelled the rivers of the state already flowing above their danger marks. The local weather office said the state has recorded 111.7 mm of rain so far in September, around 13 per cent above normal. An official said incessant rain in catchment areas of rivers flowing from Nepal into Bihar and heavy rainfall in the state itself have caused several rivers and streams to flow above their danger marks. According to the Disaster Management Department, around 49.36 lakh people in 15 districts have been affected by floods. These districts are Patna, Bhojpur, Saran, Vaishali, Bhagalpur, Begusarai, Buxar, Samastipur, Munger, Katihar, Lakhisarai, Khagaria, Purnea, Madhepura and Araria. The Ganga was flowing at 36.21 metres at 6 am on Monday at Sultanganj in Bhagalpur, which was 1.71 metres above the danger level. The Kosi river was flowing above the danger mark at
What are statins? And can healthy people use them to prevent heart disease and dementia?
September 14, 2026 (Conversation) Every month, around 2.7 million Australians have a statin dispensed to lower their risk of heart attack and stroke. Statins reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, the collective term for conditions involving the heart and blood vessels. Now, two recent studies have investigated if statins could be used preventatively in healthy people to protect against dementia and promote healthier ageing. Lets take a look at the evidence. What are statins? Statins have been used for decades to reduce the amount of cholesterol the liver produces. This lowers low-density lipoprotein (LDL) in the blood, sometimes called
CM Shivakumar appeals to people to maintain peace, harmony on Ganesh Chaturthi
Digital Desk | Bengaluru, Sep 14 (IANS)Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar on Monday extended his greetings to the people of the state on the occasion of the Gowri-Ganesha festival and wished for happiness, peace and prosperity across Karnataka. He also appealed for maintaining peace and harmony while celebrating the festival. Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswmay, BJP State President and MLA B.Y. Vijayendra and other dignitaries also conveyed their wishes on the occasion. In his message, Shivakumar prayed that with the blessings of Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, the state would receive good rainfall and a bountiful harvest, and that happiness, peace and prosperity would prevail everywhere. He said the light of contentment that has emerged in crores of households through the guarantee schemes would further enhance the festive spirit and joy of the occasion. Shivakumar also paid special tribute to all mothers of the state, describing them as embodiments of Goddess Gowri, who is worshipped first. The Chief Minister appealed to people to install eco-friendly Ganesha idols and celebrate the festival responsibly. He urged people to maintain peace and harmony during the celebrations and immersion of Ganesha idols and make the festival a meaningful occasion. Shivakumar also released a one-minute video to convey his greetings to the people of the state. Former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda extended his heartfelt greetings to the people on the occasion of Gauri-Ganesha Chaturthi and prayed for peace, prosperity and well-being in the state. In a message, Deve Gowda invoked the blessings of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Gauri, and prayed that everyone in the state be blessed with happiness, peace, prosperity and contentment. May the blessings of Goddess Gauri, the symbol of virtue and affection, and Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and giver of wisdom, bring new hope into the lives of everyone. I wish that all people are blessed with greater longevity, good health and prosperity, he said. Deve Gowda also prayed for relief from the drought-like situation prevailing in the state. He expressed hope that the situation would improve soon and that agriculture and farming activities would not be affected, bringing relief to the lives of people and livestock. He concluded by extending his best wishes to everyone on the festive occasion. Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Steel H.D. Kumaraswamy extended his greetings to the people of Karnataka on the occasion of Sri Swarna Gowri and Ganesh Chaturthi. In a message, he wished the people of the state on the auspicious occasion, praying that Goddess Swarna Gowri, the primordial divine feminine, and Lord Ganesha, the remover of all obstacles, would alleviate the difficulties and sufferings faced by everyone. He also prayed that the blessings of the deities would bring happiness, peace, contentment and prosperity to all and ensure that these values prevail across the state. BJP state president and MLA B.Y. Vijayendra also extended his greetings. In his message, Vijayendra prayed that the blessings of Goddess Gowri would always remain upon the state and that she would bless everyone with happiness, prosperity and auspiciousness. He said Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, should bless the homes and hearts of devotees across the state with happiness, peace, good health and prosperity. Vijayendra also wished that Lord Ganesha would remove all obstacles in the pursuit of good deeds and give people the courage to face challenges, success in every new endeavour, and renewed hope, energy and enthusiasm in their lives. He expressed hope that the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi would mark the beginning of a new phase of goodwill, harmony and noble deeds across Karnataka. Vijayendra has also released a video message.
Indonesia searches for 129 people missing after ferry capsizes
Navya Naveli Nanda, granddaughter of Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan, has said young people today are looking beyond financial success and want their work to have a larger purpose. Speaking at the launch ofAparajita, she discussed Gen Z's changing priorities, the uncertainty created by AI, gender equality and her own efforts to build an identity beyond her famous surname.
Teeth grinding is rising among young people: Are you grinding your teeth without knowing it?
A noticeable uptick in teeth grinding has been reported by dentists, specifically in younger adults. The primary culprits behind this increase are stress and anxiety. Common signs include persistent jaw pain and headaches. Although not every case will demand intervention, its essential for dentists to assess any potential harm before moving forward with treatment options. Individuals are encouraged to heed their bodys warning signs and seek expert advice when needed.
Quote of the Day by Mikhail Bakunin: Mikhail Bakunin's insight provokes a critical reassessment of political authority. He suggested that simply renaming an object as 'the People's Stick' does not change its inherent power. This concept is particularly relevant for contemporary movements that assert they embody the voice of the populace. Issues arise when populist groups invoke 'the people' to validate their agendas. The fundamental inquiry is whether oppressive forces are transformed merely by their rebranding.
Babulal Marandi He also urged the Chief Minister not to force students and the unemployed to take to the streets again; called for an immediate recommendation for a CBI inquiry
Human-elephant conflicts: 522 people, 216 jumbos killed in Karnataka in 25 years - Deccan Herald
Quote of the day by Maya Angelou asks people to give their kindness and warmth to those closest to them. The saying focuses on sincerity, family, friendship and emotional energy. It says people should not appear polite to strangers while being harsh at home. Maya Angelous words also remind readers to value loved ones, act with authenticity and make time for relationships that matter in life every day.
Punjab Congress slams AAP for misleading people on drugs
Digital Desk | Chandigarh, Sep 13 (IANS) Slamming the Aam Aadmi Party government in Punjab, the main Opposition Congress on Sunday alleged that the ruling party is misleading the people on the issue of drugs, systematically persecuting weaker sections and shielding influential figures involved in serious crimes. Welcoming Rajendra Pal Gautam, Chairman of the Central Scheduled Castes Department, state party President Amarinder Singh Raja Warring thanked Rajkumar Verka and Gurpreet Singh Lucky Pakho for their struggle for the rights of marginalised communities. Warring said that under the BJP at the Centre and the AAP government in Punjab, poor Dalit families are falling victim to administrative apathy and targeted exploitation. Raising the tragic suicide of Gulzar Singh, the Congress leaders said Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi has expressed concern over the incident. They noted that Gulzar Singhs only fault was speaking out to save his son from drugs and opposing the open sale of narcotics in villages. Instead of taking action against drug traffickers, the administration subjected him to relentless harassment, which ultimately drove him to suicide. Despite the Finance Minister being explicitly named in the dying declaration, no legal action or accountability has been fixed so far, leaving the victim's family running from pillar to post for justice. The Congress leadership also raised the issue of brutal police torture inflicted on Mohanjeet Singh, who was subjected to inhuman cruelty merely for showing black flags during a peaceful, democratic protest. The Congress leaders cited this as clear evidence of an authoritarian regime under AAP rule. Targeting the ruling party directly over law and order, Rajendra Gautam said AAP came to power in 2022 on promises of eradicating drugs and transforming traditional politics within months. He said during its tenure in Delhi, AAP evaded accountability for law and order under the pretext of not having full statehood. However, in Punjab, despite having full control over the police, the drug trade has spiralled out of control. Gautam questioned how drugs could spread to every village and even circulate openly inside Punjabs jails without direct political and administrative patronage.
People in Punjab want development, employment, not jokes: Haryana CM
Digital Desk | Chandigarh, Sep 13 (IANS) Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Sunday slammed the Aam Aadmi Party government in Punjab, saying the people there want development, employment, security for industries and solutions to their problems, not jokes, publicity and advertisements. There has never been any shortage of ability or hard work among the people of Punjab, but the policies, intentions and leadership of governments that have failed to provide the state with the right direction have pushed Punjab behind in the race for development, he said. CM Saini was addressing a public meeting in Kakrala village in Patiala. Former Union minister Preneet Kaur, Prof Malkit Singh and other dignitaries were present on the occasion. On the occasion, hundreds of people joined the BJP, and the Chief Minister welcomed them. CM Saini said that although Punjab and Haryana are two separate states, their roots, culture and heritage are one. Paying homage to this great land of Gurus, Pirs and martyrs, he said the people of Punjab are now asking why Punjab has fallen behind despite having fertile land, hardworking people and immense potential. The Chief Minister said at one time, Punjab was counted among the most prosperous states in the country. Haryana, which came into existence nearly 19 years after Punjab was formed, today has moved far ahead of Punjab in terms of economic progress. In 2025-26, Haryanas real economic growth rate is estimated at 9.5 per cent, while Punjabs growth rate is only 6.1 per cent. Thus, Haryana is progressing 3.4 percentage points faster than Punjab. Similarly, in 2026-27, Haryanas economy is estimated at approximately Rs 15.18 lakh crore, while Punjabs is estimated at approximately Rs 9.81 lakh crore. There is a difference of approximately Rs 5.38 lakh crore in the economic size of the two states. This difference is due to the right policy, clear intent and accountable leadership, said CM Saini. He said in 2023-24 Haryanas share in the countrys GDP was approximately 3.6 per cent, while Punjabs share was approximately 2.4 per cent. Haryanas per capita income was estimated at 176.8 per cent of the national average, while Punjabs was estimated at 106.7 per cent. The Chief Minister said at one time, Punjabs per capita income used to be nearly twice the national average, but the situation has changed today. He said the people of Punjab wanted an answer as to why the states economic potential is not being fully utilised. The Chief Minister said the Aam Aadmi Party government has given Punjab more publicity than work and more advertisements than results. Repeating false claims does not strengthen an economy. An economy becomes strong when industries receive security, youth get employment, traders have confidence, farmers receive remunerative prices, and the benefits of government schemes reach people directly without discrimination, he said. The CM said, It is the governments responsibility to go among the people, listen to their problems and resolve them. Jokes work in cinema halls, but among the people, the discussion is about work, development and solutions to public problems. He said the Congress had also made big promises to the people of Punjab but failed to fulfil them. The Aam Aadmi Party also made numerous promises, but they remained merely promises, and people did not get relief from their problems. The Chief Minister said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the BJP government in Haryana has been working to fulfil the promises made to the people. Out of the 217 promises made during the 2024 Assembly elections, 70 have already been fulfilled within 18 months of the governments tenure.
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