30 C 
Indonesia targets 500 People's School by 2029
The Indonesian government aims to establish up to 200 additional Sekolah Rakyat (People's Schools) between 2027 and ...
Phrase of the day by Playboi Carti, You really don't find too many good people. You really don't. Keep them around offers a timeless reminder that meaningful relationships are among life's greatest blessings. In a fast-moving world where attention is divided and connections are often temporary, loyalty, honesty, and kindness remain priceless qualities. For readers across the United States, this simple phrase encourages a meaningful shift in perspective: value the people who consistently show up, appreciate those who genuinely care, and invest time in relationships built on trust. While achievements and possessions may change over time, the presence of good people often becomes the foundation for a happier, stronger, and more fulfilling life.
Rahul Says Couple of Punches Are No Problem, I'll Take Many More for People
Gandhi also said that as the Leader of Opposition (in Lok Sabha), it is his job to express the will of India's people, whether it is the will of students, farmers or young people.
Psychology says people who bank on their elders for taking crucial life decisions aren't always unable to think for themselves. Psychology explains that many people seek guidance from parents, grandparents, or senior family members because they value experience, trust, and shared wisdom. This behavior is linked to family influence, social learning, cultural values, and decision-making patterns. Understanding these reasons can help people balance family advice with independent thinking.
While some individuals naturally express appreciation through words, others show it through actions or struggle to communicate positive emotions. Like any communication skill, expressing appreciation can be learned and strengthened with practice.
1,017 Flood-Prone Locations Identified Across J&K; Over 10 Lakh People at Risk
Amid incessant rains and the threat of flash floods and landslides, the Jammu and Kashmir government has identified 1,017 vulnerable locations with over 10 lakh people at risk. Chairing a high-level review meeting, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah directed officials to strengthen rescue and relief measures, restore essential services on priority and maintain round-the-clock preparedness across the Union Territory.
Gateway to Opportunities: Where Innovation Serves People -- Hangzhou's Journey from Countryside to Robotics Labs
Guwahati, July 22: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma reported on Wednesday that floods from April 29 to July 21 have impacted 727,506 individuals across 25 districts in the state. He assured that the state government is actively working on relief, rehabilitation, and restoring livelihoods for those affected. The Chief Minister shared updates on the ... Read more Assam Floods Affect Over 727,000 People Across 25 Districts, Chief Minister Sarma Visits Relief Camps
Ebola outbreak: Nearly 1,000 people killed in Congo
Congo's Ebola outbreak has claimed over 999 lives, marking history's fastest spread. The virus has infected 2,473 people, with 737 currently isolated. This outbreak lacks approved vaccines or treatments, unlike previous ones. Unknown transmission chains fuel its rapid spread across multiple provinces. Intensified efforts are urgently needed to contain this severe and fatal disease.
Organic, Not Organised: Voices From Jantar Mantar Say Protest Is Driven by People, Not Politicians
Speaking to Deccan Chronicle, several protesters from different parts of the country described the movement as one that grew without central leadership, sustained instead by individual participation and collective resolve
WhatsApp weather alerts for people in Telangana villages under IMDs Mission Mausam
Critical information on heavy rain, heatwaves, lightning and other weather events to reach villages faster
Birthdays and anniversaries often carry deep emotional meaning. Using calendars, reminders, or shared planning tools can help bridge the gap between good intentions and reliable follow-through, ensuring that important relationships feel valued and remembered.
Psychology says people who defend movie villains may be using empathy in unexpected ways
Psychology says people who defend negative characters in movies are often responding to empathy, narrative immersion, moral reasoning, and curiosity about human behavior.
Why Are People Wrapping Their Wallets In Aluminium Foil? The Viral Hack Explained
Because aluminium is a conductive metal, it can block or weaken radio waves, creating what's known as a Faraday cage.
A viral video shows a man working on his laptop while stuck in heavy traffic. This incident highlights the long working hours common for many Indian professionals. Viewers shared similar experiences, raising concerns about burnout and work-life balance. Experts cite competitive job markets and technology as key drivers of this trend. The situation also reignites discussions about India's traffic congestion and infrastructure challenges.
Old Video Shared as One of People Supporting Delhi Police Amid CJP Protests
The video dates back to 25 November 2025 and has no connection to the recent CJP-led protests in Delhi.
Young people bleeding on the road: Actor Amol Parashar recalls CJP protest horror
Young people bleeding on the road: Actor Amol Parashar recalls CJP protest horror
When Priyanka Chopra Said Films Were Taken Away From Her As She Didn't 'Cater To' Certain People
'I've had people who've taken films away from me, said Priyanka Chopra
Nothing Can Shame People Unfazed By Ram Temple Donation Theft: Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court judge condemns corruption and calls for amending law to include death penalty
Made for people's hearts, not the box office: Pankaj Tripathi backs Ohh My Dog
Made for people's hearts, not the box office: Pankaj Tripathi backs Ohh My Dog
21 killed in a day as flood situation worsens in Assam; 5.4 lakh people affected in 16 districts
A total of 3,59,535 people were affected in Sivasagar, followed by 87,662 in Jorhat and 72,646 in Charaideo
Former MLA Set to Join Peoples Democratic Party
SRINAGAR: Former MLA from Sangrama, Shoaib Nabi Lone, is joining the Peoples Democratic Party on Wednesday, sources disclosed. Sources said that Shoaib is joining the PDP today. Shoaib is likely to be PDPs candidate from the Baramulla Assembly segment, where the party had fielded Rafiq Rather in the 2024 assembly elections. Riding on a sympathy []
Dr Farooq seeks special central relief package for calamity-hit people
Srinagar, Jul 21:National Conference President Dr Farooq Abdullah on Tuesday expressed profound grief over the loss of lives and widespread destruction caused by the recent torrential rains, flash floods and landslides across Jammu and Kashmir, particularly in the Pir Panjal region. In a statement issued from the party headquarters, Nawa-e-Subha, Dr Farooq said the unprecedented rainfall has triggered a humanitarian crisis, claiming many lives in Rajouri, Poonch, Doda and other districts, while causing extensive damage to homes, roads, bridges, public infrastructure, agricultural land and livelihoods. Flash floods inundated residential localities and markets, swept away vehicles, and landslides disrupted connectivity, severely affecting rescue and relief operations. Describing the scale of devastation as enormous, Dr Farooq said the financial burden of relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction cannot be borne by J&K government alone. He urged GoI to announce a comprehensive and generous special relief package to facilitate the rehabilitation of affected families and the restoration of damaged infrastructure. Recalling the inadequate assistance extended after previous flood disasters in Jammu, he expressed hope that the Centre would respond more generously this time, commensurate with the magnitude of the present calamity. Dr Farooq appreciated Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for his swift and hands-on response to the unfolding crisis. He said the Chief Minister immediately cut short his Delhi engagement to personally supervise relief efforts, remained in constant touch with the administration and local representatives, closely monitored rescue operations, announced
Statehood protest can be paused to rebuild lives of calamities-hit people: LOP to NC Govt
Jammu, Jul 21:Leader of Opposition in J&K Legislative Assembly Sunil Sharma on Tuesday, in a sharp dig at the government led by the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, accused it of preferring political theatrics over concern for suffering humanity. LoP Sunil Sharma, while addressing a press conference at the party headquarter in Jammu, asserted that the statehood protests could be paused as the people devastated by natural calamities could not be allowed to wait as they needed immediate succour. One can wait for statehood. It can come later. The protest theatrics for statehood can be performed later. People are confronting devastation of an unprecedented scale. The government needs to be visible on the ground and the Chief Minister, handling crucial departments, should stand in proactive mode with people during their hour of crisis, he said and asked the government to suspend its political activities and focus on relief and rehabilitation in the natural calamities-hit people in Poonch, Rajouri and other areas of the Union Territory. In the same breath, he maintained that the events of July 20 laid bare the stark moral and operational bankruptcy of the National Conference (NC) leadership and the Omar Abdullah-led administration. LoP was joined by MLA Jammu North and former minister Sham Sharma; J&K BJP vice president and former MLC Shehnaz Ganie; MLA Mohan Lal (MLA); J&K BJP general secretary Gopal Mahajan and J&K BJP spokesperson Zorawar Singh in the presser. Sunil Sharma, in response to a question, stated that it would be unfortunate if the statehood (issue) would again be taken as a pretext by the government to hide its failure in relief and rehabilitation of the people affected by natural calamities in Jammu region. Nothing would be more preposterous if the government deliberately tried to link statehood with the relief and rehabilitation works in the aftermath of natural calamities. We would need to introspect and awaken our conscience if anyone (government) indulged in trading deaths and destruction with the bogey of statehood, which was already promised by the Prime Minister of India and the Union Home Minister on the floor of Parliament, he responded. LoP said it was very unfortunate to see the absence of government among the people, battling the fury of nature. The governments presence and response have failed to meet the expectations of the affected families. BJP tried to reach every family and person. We urge the government also to stand with the people in their hour of crisis and provide them with required succour, he alleged. Sunil Sharma asserted that it was not the right time to indulge in politics but to focus on relief efforts. BJP leaders demanded Rs 20 lakh compensation for those who lost their lives in cloudburst and flash floods besides 6 months ration, immediate rehabilitation of rain affected families, re-establishment of damaged religious institutions and temporary houses for those families living in slum areas of district Rajouri who lost everything including utensils and clothes in flash floods. They also demanded similar compensation and relief to those who lost their lives in shooting stones in RaggiNullah in Doda district and structures damaged in KyarDachhan belt of Kishtwar district. This is no time for politics. Rising above the politics, all the political parties and individuals need to work with urgency and ensure that all possible help reaches the affected families without delay. All of us need to help the affected rebuild their lives. If the government becomes visible on the ground at this hour of crisis, we (BJP), too, as a responsible party, assure our full support to it (government) and the administration in relief and rehabilitation works. But the government should be visible first on the ground, LoP stated. He clarified that the party did not want to politicise the issue. But at the same time, we cannot act as a silent spectator to the suffering of people, devastated by a spate of natural calamities. The peoples aspirations and expectations are linked to us (BJP) as well. We are expected to raise their voice and act as a responsible, proactive opposition party a role granted by people, LoP said. Sunil Sharma said, As our primary responsibility, BJP tried to reach the affected people. We decided to visit natural calamities-hit Poonch, Rajouri to be with our people in crisis, after postponing our Secretariat Chalo march in Srinagar to highlight very significant issues confronting people of J&K. Around 27-28 people lost their lives in flash-floods, landslides in the twin districts of Rajouri-Poonch, besides three lives were lost in Ragginullah mudslide incident in Doda district as well, he said, adding that Bhalessa, Marwah-Warwan and in Kyar area of Dachchan too were hit by similar incidents of flash-floods. Though there was no loss of life there yet the situation was worrisome, he said. With regard to the party's postponed Secretariat march, Sunil Sharma said, It was to raise voice against rising corruption and outsourcing of jobs ruining J&K youths future. We are not against outsourcing of jobs but our concern is that the job recruitment mechanism is not fixed and thus favouritism is ruling the roost. Similarly, the people of J&K had been waiting for the conduct of Panchayat polls to strengthen democracy at the grassroot level, but the Chief Minister, in sheer arrogance, declared that the conduct of Panchayat polls would be as per his whims. It simply meant that Panchayat elections would not be held in the near future. BJP wanted to express its resentment and raise peoples voice on these issues through a protest march in Srinagar on July 20, LoP explained. However, he said, the party postponed its march in the wake of devastation on account of natural calamities during the intervening night of July 18 and 19 in Surankote, proper Poonch and other areas of the district and Rajouri, claiming around two dozen lives. He said that in tandem with the responsibility of any political party in such a crisis situation to stand by the people, BJP decided that its protest march could wait, but a party delegation should visit the affected areas immediately. LoP Sunil Sharma maintained that the aim of the visit was to listen to the concerns of the affected people, understand the challenges being faced by them and conduct a detailed review of the situation on the ground. He further stressed that the concerns of the people of Poonch and Rajouri must be addressed on priority and every possible effort should be made for their recovery and rehabilitation. Launching a verbal offensive against the Chief Minister, the Leader of Opposition said that as the head of the government, Chief Minister Omar Abdullahs foremost responsibility was to remain in Jammu and Kashmir, personally monitor rescue and relief operations and ensure that all available resources were mobilised to save lives and assist the affected families. But he (CM) along with his party leadership preferred to indulge in political theatrics in New Delhi while Jammu and Kashmir was grappling with one of the worst rain-related tragedies in recent years. The National Conference chose politics over humanity by organising and participating in a protest in the national capital at a time when flash floods, cloudbursts and landslides had claimed several lives across the Union Territory, particularly in Poonch and Rajouri districts, he alleged. Even today, several bodies remain buried under debris in the flood-ravaged areas of Poonch and Rajouri, but the ruling party appears more interested in political optics than addressing the humanitarian crisis, LoP further claimed. Taking strong exception to photographs of the Chief Minister circulating on social media during the Delhi protest, Sunil Sharma alleged that he (CM) was busy posing for photographs with his sons and sharing images of travelling in an e-auto while people in Jammu and Kashmir were battling unprecedented devastation. It is unfortunate that at a time when families are searching for their missing loved ones and rescue teams are risking their lives to retrieve bodies from the debris, the Chief Minister is engaged in what has become a Delhi picnic and photo session, he maintained. LoP informed that following news of another cloud burst in Loran Mandi on Monday, a team headed by former party president Ravinder Raina rushed to that affected belt to meet affected families and take stock of the situation so that immediate relief could be provided at party level. With regard to the BJP delegations extensive tour of the flood-hit areas in Poonch and Rajouri, he stated that the scale of destruction was enormous and many affected families were still awaiting immediate assistance. He said the administration should be focusing entirely on relief, rehabilitation and restoring normalcy instead of pursuing political programmes outside the Union Territory. The BJP leaders also informed that party leaders and workers of all flood affected districts were preparing a comprehensive report of losses including that of residential and commercial, crops, livestock, agriculture land. The report would be submitted to top party leadership to further take up with the UT as well as central government.
-Beyond2020, the flagship initiative launched by the Zayed Sustainability Prize, the UAEs pioneering award for ...
Will ensure no more people die in flood-ravage districts: CM
Announces 6 lakh ex gratia for victims families Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday said his government will ensure no more people die in the flood-ravaged Poonch and Rajouri districts of the Union Territory. There has been devastation in Poonch-Rajouri. Some lives have been lost and our efforts will be to []
Psychology says people who put their date of birth or year in their email address aren't always sharing personal information without thinking. In many cases, the habit develops for practical reasons, identity needs, or because preferred email names are unavailable. Psychology explains that such choices can reflect convenience, self-identification, memory support, and digital habits. Understanding this behavior can help people create better online identities while also protecting their personal information.
What Indias young people are saying about families
Young Indians still want families, but the conditions they seek reveal their aspirations, anxieties, and changing realities
Life lesson by Barack Obama: Barack Obama's quote stressed that work should not overshadow family needs and emergencies. He advocated for workplace policies that support parents caring for sick children. Fathers, like mothers, deserve time off without facing financial hardship or judgment.
Japanese Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of People judge things by their own experience, not knowing of the wide world outside. The saying reflects how personal experiences, beliefs, and surroundings can influence the way people understand and judge the world. It suggests that individuals may form opinions based only on what they have seen or encountered, without realizing the vast range of perspectives, cultures, and realities beyond their own experiences.
Malaria, dengue, leptospirosis killed 99 people in Mumbai between 2023 and 2025: RTI
A Life Lesson People Often Learn Too Late By Clint Eastwood: Delivered through the cold, indelible dialogue of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966), Clint Eastwoods legendary lineIn this world, there are two kinds of people, my friend: Those with loaded guns, and those who dig. You dig.serves as a searing, unforgettable wake-up call on human agency, leverage, and self-sovereignty. The statement explores the fundamental, uncompromising divide between those who actively command their own destiny through decisive action and those who passively execute the orders of others.
Video: Drunk man flees with RTC bus in Jagtial, hits four people
Hyderabad: A drunk man allegedly fled with an RTC bus from the Korutla bus stand in Jagtial district on Tuesday, July 21 and hit four people while speeding the bus through the streets. One person suffered a fracture, another got a head injury, and a police vehicle was damaged during the chase. Speaking to Siasat.com, 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 drink a lot of water everyday aren't simply responding to thirst. Research suggests this habit may reflect planning, self-care, health awareness, and routine building. While drinking water alone does not define personality, psychologists say consistent hydration often develops alongside other healthy behaviors. This article explains what psychology says, why people follow this habit, the theories behind it, research findings, and the lessons that can be learned.
TVK government arrested 3,845 people in its fight against drugs: Minister Vignesh
Light's new $299 flip phone has no apps and T9 texting, but aims to connect people
The brand's new flip phone takes an accessible approach to minimalism - with a gentle touch.
Greek proverb of the day: A Greek saying highlights how hunger makes listening to arguments difficult. Basic needs often overshadow logic and reasoning for individuals. When urgent needs are unmet, people struggle to focus on complex matters. Addressing immediate problems can improve a person's ability to think clearly.
Psychology says people who always circulate the gifts received aren't always being rude or ungrateful. Studies suggest this habit can be linked to practical thinking, resource management, social exchange, and personal preferences. The behavior may reflect how people value usefulness over ownership. Psychology also explains how gift circulation can strengthen relationships, reduce waste, and match items with people who will appreciate them more.
Mettupalayam Marathon 2026: 650 people run for a drug-free society
Quote of the day by Jennifer Lawrence highlights the importance of valuing health, self-worth and confidence over unrealistic beauty standards. Jennifer Lawrence's statement encourages people to reject harmful weight expectations, ignore external criticism and embrace self-acceptance. The quote continues to inspire discussions about body image, mental well-being and positive role models. It also reflects her belief that health should always come before trying to satisfy society's expectations.
Watch: Rahul Gandhi on CJP protests: This is no way to treat the young people of India
It sounds ridiculous, until you learn why people do it. A roll of toilet paper in the fridge?
Toilet paper in the fridge sounds bizarre, but millions are searching this viral refrigerator hack to learn whether it really removes bad odors. The truth is more practical than social media suggests. A fresh roll may absorb some excess moisture, but it cannot eliminate the real source of fridge smells. Cleaning experts say proper food storage and regular refrigerator cleaning remain the most effective ways to keep odors away and food fresher for longer.
Rapper Hanumankind joins CJP protest: 'Cops firing tear gas, beating people'
Hanumankind joined students and activists during the CJP's 'Chalo Sansad' march in Delhi over alleged NEET examination irregularities. Sharing videos from protest, he criticised the police crackdown, saying, Believing we deserve better is not a crime, after tear gas and lathi-charge were reported
Plastic cutting boards are widely used because they are affordable and easy to clean, but experts say years of chopping can cause them to release tiny plastic particles into food. Backed by recent research, concerns over microplastic exposure have prompted health experts to recommend replacing heavily worn boards. Here's what the studies found, what experts say, and how to keep your kitchen safer.
Cockroach Peoples Party Removes Spokesperson Dahiya Following Viral Video Incident
New Delhi, July 21: The Cockroach Peoples Party (CPP), currently protesting at Jantar Mantar in the national capital, has removed spokesperson Vijeta Dahiya from her position. This decision comes after videos surfaced, which the party deemed as evidence of insensitive behavior. In an official statement, the party condemned Dahiyas actions during a time when peaceful ... Read more Cockroach Peoples Party Removes Spokesperson Dahiya Following Viral Video Incident
Research suggests that collecting these toiletries is usually less about saving money and more about how the brain processes rewards, possessions, and travel experiences. Psychology says people who take complimentary hotel toiletries home are often responding to common cognitive biases rather than revealing a particular personality trait.
Ancient philosopher Aristotle observed that tyrants often feign piety to quell fears of injustice among their subjects. This deception leads the populace to believe their ruler is favored by the divine, thus discouraging any thoughts of rebellion. Aristotle's reflections in Politics illuminate the significant impact of public perception on political authority, and his insights remain vital to contemporary political discourse, addressing the dynamics of power and governance.
India-U.K. FTA creates predictability for businesses on both sides: City of London policy chief
The India-U.K. trade deal came into effect on July 15, 2026. In a written interview with The Hindu, Chris Hayward, Policy Chairman of the City of London Corporation, the U.K.s financial and commercial hub, discusses the implications of the agreement, including what it means for manufacturing, infrastructure and financial services, as well as how investors can navigate changes in U.K. political leadership.
Psychology says people who sleep with one leg outside the blanket are usually responding to body temperature regulation. Whether someone sleeps fully covered or always lets one leg escape the blanket, these habits are generally part of normal sleep behavior.
Psychology says asking one more follow-up question can make people like you more, here's why
Psychologists suggest asking thoughtful follow-up questions makes people like you more. These questions signal attentiveness and genuine interest in others' experiences. Research shows people remember those who made them feel heard and valued. Asking questions allows brains to engage in intrinsically rewarding self-disclosure. This simple approach fosters warmer, more engaging, and memorable conversations.
Jammu, July 21: Leader of Opposition in J&K Legislative Assembly Sunil Sharma on Tuesday asked the government led by the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to suspend its political activities and focus on relief and rehabilitation in the natural calamities-hit people in Poonch, Rajouri and other areas of the Union Territory. It is very unfortunate to see the absence of government among the people, who are battling the fury of nature. The governments presence and response have failed to meet the expectations of the affected families. BJP tried to reach every family and person. We urge the government also to stand with the people in their hour of crisis and provide them with required succour, LoP Sharma stated, while addressing a press conference at the party headquarter in Jammu. He was joined by MLA Jammu North and former minister Sham Sharma; J&K BJP vice president and former MLC Shehnaz Ganie; MLA Mohan Lal (MLA); J&K BJP general secretary Gopal Mahajan and J&K BJP spokesperson Zorawar Singh in the presser. Sunil Sharma, in response to a question, stated that it would be unfortunate if the statehood (issue) would again be taken as a pretext by the government to hide its failure in relief and rehabilitation of the people affected by natural calamities in Jammu region. He asserted that it was not the right time to indulge in politics but to focus on relief efforts. This is no time for politics. Rising above the politics, all the political parties and individuals need to work with urgency and ensure that all possible help reaches the affected families without delay. All of us need to help the affected rebuild their lives. If the government becomes visible on the ground at this hour of crisis, we (BJP), too, as a responsible party, assure our full support to it (government) and the administration in relief and rehabilitation works. But the government should be visible first on the ground, Sunil Sharma stated. He clarified that the party did not want to politicise the issue. But at the same time, we cannot act as a silent spectator to the suffering of people, devastated by a spate of natural calamities. The peoples aspirations and expectations are linked to us (BJP) as well. We are expected to raise their voice and act as a responsible, proactive opposition party a role granted by people, LoP said. Sunil Sharma said, As our primary responsibility, BJP tried to reach the affected people. We decided to visit natural calamities-hit Poonch, Rajouri to be with our people in crisis, after postponing our Secretariat Chalo march in Srinagar to highlight very significant issues confronting people of J&K. Around 26-27 people lost their lives in flash-floods, landslides in the twin districts of Rajouri-Poonch, besides two lives were lost in Raggi nullah mudslide incident in Doda district as well, he said, adding that Bhalessa, Marwah-Warwan and in Kyar area of Dachchan too were hit by similar incidents of flash-floods. Though there was no loss of life there yet the situation was worrisome, he said. With regard to the party's postponed Secretariat march, Sunil Sharma said, It was to raise voice against rising corruption and outsourcing of jobs ruining J&K youths future. We are not against outsourcing of jobs but our concern is that the job recruitment mechanism is not fixed and thus favouritism is ruling the roost. Similarly, the people of J&K had been waiting for the conduct of Panchayat polls to strengthen democracy at the grassroot level, but the Chief Minister, in sheer arrogance, declared that the conduct of Panchayat polls would be as per his whims. It simply meant that Panchayat elections would not be held in the near future. BJP wanted to express its resentment and raise peoples voice on these issues through a protest march in Srinagar on July 20, LoP explained. However, he said, the party postponed its march in the wake of devastation on account of natural calamities during the intervening night of July 18 and 19 in Surankote, proper Poonch and other areas of the district and Rajouri, claiming around two dozen lives. He said that in tandem with the responsibility of any political party in such a crisis situation to stand by the people, BJP decided that its protest march could wait, but a party delegation should visit the affected areas immediately. LoP Sunil Sharma maintained that the aim of the visit was to listen to the concerns of the affected people, understand the challenges being faced by them and conduct a detailed review of the situation on the ground. He further stressed that the concerns of the people of Poonch and Rajouri must be addressed on priority and every possible effort should be made for their recovery and rehabilitation.
With the advent of AI chatbots, people can now interact with digital renditions of those they've lost. These 'griefbots' serve to bring emotional healing and a sense of resolution to many, fulfilling critical emotional and social needs during the grieving process. Yet, their imperfections raise questions about overreliance on these interactions, as well as the broader ethical ramifications of employing such technology in human relationships.
An Indian professional living in Canada experiences a surreal cinematic dream life. He finds his surroundings identical to settings from popular Hollywood shows. The quality of life offers tranquility and respect for personal privacy. Cleanliness and orderliness are maintained throughout the neighborhoods. This peaceful environment provides immediate relief and rejuvenation.
PM Modi asks NDA MPs to reach out to people, speak about govt's achievements
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged NDA MPs to dedicate themselves to national welfare. He emphasized the nation's progress and prosperity, highlighting India's growing global stature. Modi encouraged MPs to connect with people and address youth challenges proactively. He also stressed the importance of discussing national achievements in science and infrastructure. Preparations for Independence Day celebrations were also discussed during the meeting.
No way to treat young people: Rahul Gandhi demands Amit Shah's resignation
Warren Buffett credits luck and opportune circumstances for his extraordinary financial success. He believes being born in the United States provided him with significant advantages. Buffett is now changing his philanthropic approach, directing wealth to family foundations. He expects the vast majority of his fortune to be distributed by 2034. His legacy emphasizes hard work, timing, opportunity, and luck combined.
Kuwar Kapur shed sixty-two kilograms over two years through a phased walking routine. He advises beginners to start with manageable steps, avoiding burnout and quitting early. Kapur gradually increased his daily step count as his fitness levels improved over time. He emphasizes that strength training is crucial for maintaining weight loss results. This approach prioritizes persistence and gradual progression over aggressive initial efforts.
JP Nadda Describes Meeting with Cockroach Peoples Party as Good
New Delhi, July 21: Union Health Minister JP Nadda stated on Tuesday that his meeting with members of the Cockroach Peoples Party (CJP) was good. On Monday, two representatives from the CJP met with Nadda at his residence. After an extensive discussion earlier in the day, they submitted a written memorandum outlining three main demands ... Read more JP Nadda Describes Meeting with Cockroach Peoples Party as Good
Five people dead in apparent mass drowning in Ohio river
Authorities were alerted after one of the two children ran to a nearby road and flagged down a motorist, telling the driver his family was in the river, the Sheriff said
People-pleasing habits often emerge during childhood as a way to maintain emotional safety. The dynamics of early attachments significantly influence how adults approach relationships and establish trust. This tendency usually arises from fears of rejection and abandonment. By identifying these patterns, individuals can cultivate healthier relationships and greater self-acceptance. A vital aspect of this journey is learning to set clear boundaries that reflect personal value.
Psychology says people who still send handwritten letters to people aren't avoiding technology. Research suggests this habit may reflect emotional investment, deeper communication and stronger social connection. Handwritten letters often require time, attention and personal effort. Psychology explains how writing by hand can support memory, emotional expression and meaningful relationships. Here is what psychology theories, studies and communication experts say about this behavior and the lessons people can learn from it.
Cockroach Peoples Party Meets Health Minister JP Nadda Amidst Unresolved Demands
New Delhi, July 21: Representatives from the Cockroach Peoples Party (CJP) met with Union Health Minister JP Nadda on Monday. The meeting was initially announced on social media. However, sources indicate that two rounds of discussions took place, yet no assurances were given regarding the protesters demands. Nadda urged the representatives to end their protest ... Read more Cockroach Peoples Party Meets Health Minister JP Nadda Amidst Unresolved Demands
Methane Gas Leak in Sikkim Tunnel Collapse; 27 People Feared Trapped
Gangtok, July 21: A landslide in the under-construction Samardung tunnel in Sikkims southern district has led to a methane gas leak, raising fears that around 27 people may be trapped inside. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon, prompting a rapid response from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), Sikkim police, ... Read more Methane Gas Leak in Sikkim Tunnel Collapse; 27 People Feared Trapped
Psychology says people who dance with full energy on the floor aren't always trying to attract attention. Psychology suggests that dancing with freedom can reflect emotional expression, confidence, stress relief, and social bonding. Many studies explain that movement helps people process emotions and connect with others. This article explains what psychology says, the theories behind the behavior, research findings, and the life lessons people can learn from dancing without hesitation.
The idiom 'keep someone at arm's length' describes emotional distance and deliberate closeness avoidance. This phrase originates from a physical image of maintaining space between individuals. People maintain this distance for self-protection, privacy, or fear of vulnerability. It is important to distinguish this from simple physical separation or outright rejection. Understanding this idiom helps in navigating various personal and professional relationships.
Tabu is known as one of the most versatile actress of Bollywood. The actress, known for several iconic films like Haider, The Namesake, Maqbool etc, once opened up on one food item she just cannot do without - rice. She also reveals why she can eat rice guilt-free.
The Primacy of the People: From Ancient Maxims to Modern Values
Beijing, July 20: For a long time, the path of modernization in Western countries has accelerated global industrialization and globalization, positively contributing to the development of human civilization. This has led many to believe that there is only one predetermined path to modernization the Western route. In reality, there has never been a fixed ... Read more The Primacy of the People: From Ancient Maxims to Modern Values
Psychology says people who smile at strangers' babies are often responding to deeply rooted psychological and evolutionary processes rather than making a conscious decision. Although not everyone reacts in the same way, smiling at a baby's cheerful face reflects one of the many ways humans naturally build positive social relationships.
Tamil Nadu scales up ABHA creation, 2.54 crore people covered so far
ABHA, a 14-digit unique health identifier created using an Aadhaar number, is a key feature of the Union governments Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM), launched in 2021, enabling a digital health records ecosystem
Assam floods submerge Nazira tea estates, over 57,000 people affected
Unprecedented floods have severely impacted tea estates in Nazira Sub-Division, Sivasagar District. Incessant rainfall in Nagaland caused rivers to breach danger levels, submerging estates and infrastructure. Thousands of tea workers and their families sought refuge in elevated structures within the estates. The Indian Army launched Operation Jal Rahat to aid state rescue efforts in Upper Assam. The Assam government is coordinating relief and rehabilitation to restore normalcy.
60,000 People Duped Of Rs 100 Crore In Job Scam, 6 Arrested In UP
A joint team of the Cyber Cell, Crime Branch and Hanumant Vihar police arrested six alleged members of the syndicate during a raid at Mangalam garden on Arra Road in Barra, police said.
Psychology says people who hate phone calls are often responding to the demands of real-time communication rather than rejecting social interaction. Some people feel most connected through voice conversations, while others express themselves more comfortably through written messages.
Research reminds us that nearly everyone experiences small lapses in attention during busy days. While closing cabinet doors may seem like a simple action, it depends on memory, focus, and the ability to complete routines without interruption.
Two people lose nearly 1 crore in digital arrest cyber frauds
LG Expresses Grief After Poonch Landslide Kills Seven People, Assures Assistance
Jammu, July 20: Seven people lost their lives in a tragic landslide triggered by heavy rainfall in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha expressed profound grief over the loss of lives and extended his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families. In a post on X, the Lieutenant Governor said, A tragic landslide caused by heavy rainfall in Poonch has resulted in the loss of seven precious lives. I express my deepest condolences to the bereaved families during this difficult time. He further stated that senior officials have been directed to provide immediate relief and ensure all necessary assistance to those affected by the disaster. Authorities are monitoring the situation as rescue and relief operations continue in the rain-affected region.
Psychology says people who can't throw things away may be holding onto more than just objects
Psychology says people who can't throw things away, even when those items no longer have practical value, are often influenced by emotional attachment, loss aversion, identity, ownership, and past investments rather than simple laziness or stubbornness. Most people experience these psychological tendencies at some point in life.
Why are thousands of people protesting in Delhi?
Thousands of mostly young people have marched on India's parliament to demand changes to how the education system is run.
Baby-like features, positive emotions, and curiosity, all help explain why pandas are so captivating. Psychology says people who love watching panda videos are often responding to universal psychological processes rather than expressing a unique personality trait.
Most people don't fail to build wealth because they earn less, says CA. Here's what holds them back
CA Nitin Kaushik says most people fail to build wealth not because they earn less, but because they rely on motivation instead of systems. He explained that human psychology often leads to inertia and impulsive spending. Kaushik suggests automating investments and using financial tools with withdrawal restrictions to reduce dependence on willpower. According to him, the right financial architecture can turn consistency into a long-term wealth-building advantage.
Quote of the Day: Kobe Bryant's quote A lot of people say they want to be great, but theyre not willing to make the sacrifices necessary to achieve greatness highlights the need for sacrifice to achieve greatness. Ambition alone is insufficient without dedicated effort and discipline and the quote of the day applies to students, professionals, and individuals pursuing goals.
Psychology says people who drink water from the refrigerator and never refill the bottles are not necessarily selfish, lazy, or inconsiderate. While repeatedly forgetting to refill shared items can certainly create frustration in households, psychologists emphasize that one everyday behavior is rarely enough to judge someone's overall personality.
At least 930 people have died in Congo's Ebola outbreak
Thirty-seven new deaths were recorded in the previous 24 hours in one of the highest single-day totals
How ordinary people of Tamil Nadu participated in the making of the Constitution
A resident of Kattunedungulam village of the Sivaganga district, sent a hand-written note with a demand that members of his community should have freedom of worship and autonomy to manage their own community
Over 1.7 Lakh People Affected In Assam Floods, Army Launches 'Operation Jal Rahat'
Floods in Assam have affected over 1.7 lakh people across 12 districts, 30 revenue circles and 580 villages.
Angelina Jolie faces 'people hate her' remark as her kids file to drop Brad Pitt's surname
In a significant legal decision, Maddox and Zahara Jolie, two of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's adult children, are moving to disassociate from their father's surname. Their petitions to change their legal names come on the heels of Shiloh Jolie, who recently transitioned from Pitt's name on her eighteenth birthday. These changes occur amid ongoing tensions between the former couple and reported sentiment against Jolie in Hollywood.
Uber driver has gone viral after it emerged that he earns around Rs 80,000 a month in rental income from two flats near Noida Electronic City, yet continues to drive for nearly 12 hours a day. According to a viral Instagram post, he chose to keep working after a heart attack forced him to leave his previous factory job, determined to prove that a medical condition does not define a person's abilities or worth.
