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Quote of the day by Mother Teresa is far more than an inspiring quotation it is a practical guide for living with empathy. The world may never be changed by one dramatic action alone. Instead, it is shaped every day by countless ordinary people choosing to care for someone else. Whether through sharing food, offering encouragement, donating time, or extending kindness to a stranger, each action contributes to a more compassionate society. Mother Teresa's message reminds us that we do not need extraordinary wealth, influence, or power to improve the world. We simply need the willingness to help the person standing in front of us today. And sometimes, changing one life is the beginning of changing many more.
Quote of the day by Samuel Butler remains timeless because it speaks to a universal human experience. People naturally pursue success, security, and recognition, but these goals become far more meaningful when accompanied by joy, gratitude, and meaningful relationships. Life is not measured solely by accomplishments, salaries, or possessions. It is also measured by laughter shared with loved ones, peaceful mornings, unforgettable adventures, acts of kindness, and the quiet moments that remind us why life is worth living. Learning to enjoy life is not a distraction from success as it may be one of success's greatest achievements.
Feige claims Thanos was 'built up in people's heads'; fans REACT
Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige addressed fan criticism regarding Doctor Doom's MCU introduction. He argued Thanos' buildup was largely in fans' minds before Infinity War. Feige stated that Thanos' prior appearances were minimal and often mocked. This explanation sparked significant debate among fans on social media platforms. Many fans believe Thanos' influence was far greater than Feige suggested.
People Object To Higher Taxes, Charges In CURE Bill, Seek Rollback
Our executive committee unanimously resolved that it does not support the CURE-2026 Bill, as it is now, said members of Federation of Gated Communities Cyberabad (FGCC).
Assam Floods: Death Count Remains At 68, Over 5 Lakh People Affected
The flood situation in Assam improved marginally on Monday, with no fresh fatalities reported in the last 24 hours, though 4.45 lakh people remain affected across six districts, an official bulletin said.
Psychology says people who don't talk politely to others aren't always trying to hurt or insult people. Psychology explains that speech patterns can be shaped by stress, emotions, personality, habits, childhood experiences, communication skills, and social learning. This article explains what this behavior means, why it happens, the psychology behind it, research findings, lessons people can learn, and when rude communication may require attention or change.
Oommen Chandy carried sorrows and sufferings of the common people in his heart: V.D. Satheesan
He was inaugurating the Oommen Chandy commemoration organised by Kerala Secretariat Association here on Monday
ITR: India has seen 4x growth in billionaires in five years. As many as 576 people reported gross total income of 100 crore or more, FY26 income-tax filings showed, MoS Pankaj Chaudhary said today.
US Treasury trims 84 people, firms from its sanctions list as review continues
According to the Indian Embassy in China, Foreign Secretary Misri began his visit with a meeting with Sun Haiyan, Vice Minister of the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (IDCPC), during which both sides reviewed efforts to advance bilateral ties.
Creating a thriving terrace garden doesn't have to take hours of work. With the right plant choices, even busy people can grow fresh herbs, vegetables and flowering plants at home with minimal maintenance. From curry leaf and lemongrass to aloe vera, green chilli and bougainvillea, these eight easy-care plants thrive in pots, handle Indian weather well and require just a few minutes of attention each week.
'Targeting people on how they look!': Crockett calls out 'white supremacy' over immigration agenda
The Bombay High Court has transferred the investigation of Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre's assault case. The court expressed dissatisfaction with the police's handling of the initial probe. It noted a lack of meaningful investigation and preferential treatment for the accused. The Deputy Commissioner of Police will now oversee the investigation expeditiously. The court expects an update on the progress of the probe by July 31.
Wrap coriander leaves in aluminium foil: Why more people are doing this to keep it fresh
Wrapping celery in aluminium foil keeps it crisp for weeks by managing moisture and ethylene gas in a way plastic bags simply cannot. The science is straightforward, the method is free, and the results are visible. It is one of the easiest food storage habits worth picking up today.
In the summer of 1518, hundreds of people in Strasbourg danced uncontrollably for days and even weeks, with some reportedly dying from exhaustion. More than 500 years later, historians continue to debate what caused the bizarre outbreak, with theories ranging from mass hysteria and religious beliefs to ergot poisoning, but no definitive answer has ever been found.
Adah Sharma urges people to support affected families amid Assam flood crisis
Actress Adah Sharma has extended her support to people affected by the devastating floods in Assam. She highlighted the hardships faced by thousands of families and urged people to come forward to help
Psychological research indicates experiences provide more lasting happiness than material goods. Experiences become part of our identity, unlike possessions which fade. Anticipating trips and events brings joy long before they happen. Shared experiences strengthen social bonds, which are key to wellbeing. Investing in experiences offers a better path to long-term happiness.
Peoples Conference protests against Mehbooba Muftis Kashmir ka toh banta hai remark
Salmonella outbreak tied to eggs has sickened 98 people since November
Federal health officials report that nearly 100 people in 17 states have been sickened in a salmonella outbreak linked to recalled eggs
Four people including baby die after car crash
Why Do People Get Grey Hair: New research in Japan suggests grey hair may signal a body's protective response against Cancer. Stem cells shut down after severe DNA damage, preventing harm, however, certain carcinogens can cause these cells to multiply unchecked. This process can lead to melanoma, the most dangerous skin cancer. The study connects visible aging and cancer risk in new ways.
A shooting occurred Sunday evening at Seattle Center during the Bite of Seattle food festival. Two individuals tragically lost their lives at the scene of the incident. Five other people sustained injuries and were transported to a local hospital. Authorities have taken two suspects into custody following the violent event. Police are continuing their investigation into the motive and any additional involvement.
At least 4 people, including a child, wounded by gunfire at Seattle festival, hospital says
Police were investigating the shooting and urged people to avoid the area.
Weightlifter Raja Muthupandi Dedicates Historic CWG 2026 Silver Medal To Two People
Indian weightlifter Raja Muthupandi also admitted that he was disappointed at missing out on the gold medal in the men's 65kg event in Glasgow.
Mohan Bhagwat says LGBTQ+ people are part of society
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said the LGBTQ+ community is an integral part of society and should not be ostracised. Speaking at an event in Hyderabad, he said people of diverse sexual orientations have the right to live with dignity and compassion, while also calling for cooperation and equality between men and women.
France, Spain battle massive wildfires as nearly 3 lakh people flee
Wildfires remained out of control, threatening Bordeauxs outskirts as Spain grappled with its largest blaze in recent history
Wildfires drive 2.5 lakh people from their homes in France
France, July 26: A raging wildfire in southwest France forced the evacuation of 55,000 people overnight Sunday, bringing the total forced out of their homes to a staggering 220,000 in one region alone, as flames crept ever closer to the wine region city of Bordeaux. Neighbouring Spain oversaw its own fire evacuations on the countrys []
Price rise adds to peoples woes in Kashmir
Prices of essential food items have witnessed a sharp increase across Kashmir over the past few weeks, putting additional financial strain on consumers already grappling with rising living costs. Poultry, eggs and vegetables have all become costlier, with traders attributing the spike to disruptions in the supply chain following the closure of the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway. The price of chicken has increased to Rs 200 per kilogram, while a tray of eggs is now retailing at around Rs 220- Rs 240. The prices of several vegetables, particularly those transported from outside the Valley, have also risen significantly in wholesale as well as retail markets. The increase comes at a time when the closure of the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway due to landslides and adverse weather has affected the movement of trucks carrying essential commodities into the Valley. Traders said the disruption has reduced the arrival of fresh supplies, creating shortages and pushing up prices. Wholesale dealers at Parimpora Mandi, Kashmirs largest fruit and vegetable market, said the number of trucks arriving with vegetables, poultry and other perishables has declined considerably over the past few days. Fresh supplies have been affected because the highway remains closed. Whatever stock is available in the market is limited, and wholesale prices have gone up. Naturally, the increase is being reflected at the retail level, said a trader. Poultry dealers said chicken prices have reached Rs 200 per kilogram primarily because of reduced arrivals from outside Jammu and Kashmir. The Valley depends heavily on outside supplies of poultry. With transport disrupted, fewer consignments are reaching the markets. Demand has remained almost unchanged, but limited availability has pushed prices higher, a poultry wholesaler said. Egg dealers also reported a sharp increase in wholesale prices. The procurement cost has increased due to supply constraints, forcing retailers to sell eggs at around Rs 220 per tray. If fresh consignments continue to be delayed, prices could rise further, a dealer said. Vegetable vendors said the impact has been visible across a range of vegetables, including tomatoes, onions, cauliflower, cabbage and leafy greens. Every day we receive fewer supplies than usual. Transportation delays have increased procurement costs, and retailers have little option but to pass on the additional burden to consumers, said a vendor at a city market. Consumers said the sudden rise in prices has put additional pressure on household budgets. The prices of almost everything have increased within a few days. Chicken, eggs and vegetables are all costlier now. For middle-class and low-income families, it is becoming increasingly difficult to manage daily household expenses, said Ajaz Ahmad, a Srinagar resident. Market observers said the Valleys dependence on the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway for the supply of essential commodities makes it particularly vulnerable to disruptions caused by weather-related road closures. Any prolonged interruption in traffic movement often leads to shortages of perishable goods and a corresponding increase in prices. Traders warned that if normal traffic on the highway is not restored soon, prices of essential commodities are likely to increase further as existing stocks get exhausted.
No maternity hospital for 10 lakh people in Kupwara district
Kashmirs farthest district, Kupwara, spread over 2400 square kilometers approximately, has no maternity hospital. Its 10 lakh residents face poor health facilities for mother and child, often requiring referrals and involving risks in the difficult terrain. The population has appealed Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to establish a maternity and child care hospital in Kupwara town. The residents said that establishment of maternity and child care hospital at District Headquarters Kupwara is need of the hour. People from snowbound areas like Machil, Keran, Tanghdar, Jumagund, Budnamal, Kumkadi and several other areas are the most affected people and by establishing a special maternity and child care hospital at Kupwara, it will bring much needed relief to the people, Abdul Ahad, a local told Greater Kashmir . It will be a relief for the high risk pregnancies that are referred to Government Medical College (GMC) Handwara or LD Srinagar. Even people from plain areas suffer due to lack of better pregnancy care at District Headquarters Kupwara, he added. A doctor posted in Medical Block Kupwara said that the move will be a relief for patients and will help to decrease the referral rate. The travel from Kupwara to Srinagar is tiresome for pregnant women as ambulances remain stuck in traffic jams for hours. Most of the patients who turn to government hospitals can't bear the travel expenses so establishment of this facility is need of the hour, he added. The residents said that they have been raising this issue for the last several decades but according to them every dispensation has failed to deliver with regard to establishing the hospital. They have now appealed J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and MLA Kupwara Mir Fayaz to take a call on this pressing issue. Meanwhile MLA Kupwara Mir Fayaz while reacting on this issue, said that he has raised this issue in Assembly consistently over the past three sessions but nothing has been done so far in this regard. I even led a delegation of Kupwara civil society to meet CM Omar Abdullah in this regard but the CM's promise did not yield anything yet, he added. I remember CM Omar Abdullah saying in Kupwara before government formation that if his party comes into power, Kupwara will get a super-specialty hospital but even that promise has turned out to be a hoax, Mir added.
Firefighters battle deadly wildfires near Spains Marid; 10,000 people evacuated, says local govt
Whey protein is widely used to support muscle growth, but new research suggests its benefits may not be the same for everyone. A study has identified an age after which whey protein supplementation alone may no longer improve muscle strength or mass, highlighting why experts say another factor becomes even more important for healthy ageing.
Psychology says people who see and read the message on WhatsApp or other messaging platform but don't reply aren't always trying to ignore someone. Psychology explains that delayed replies can happen because of stress, mental workload, emotional state, priorities, or communication habits. Studies suggest that reading a message without responding immediately does not always show a lack of respect. Understanding this behavior can reduce misunderstandings and improve communication between people.
Psychology says people who dress up extravagantly for office aren't always trying to impress others. Psychology explains that clothing choices can reflect confidence, identity, professional goals, social belonging, creativity, or personal expression. Workplace dressing habits are influenced by many factors, including culture, personality, and environment. Understanding these reasons can reduce misunderstandings and help people judge colleagues based on their work instead of only their appearance.
As per details of pending cases against sitting or former MPs and MLAs submitted by the District Judiciary before the Kerala High Court, Thiruvananthapuram has the highest number of cases, followed by Kasaragod and Kannur
More than 60 volunteers clean nearly 3 km of roads, bus shelters and public spaces across Panunda, Pottanpara, Eruvatty, and Oliyakkara wards in Pinarayi pancayat every Sunday
FM Sitharaman directs Income Tax dept to work for benefit of common people
It is somebody's job to take care of our assets, and when it is encroached, we say, oh, we have the land, but we can't build it, said Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Jasmin and Aly Goni officially confirmed their relationship during their stint on Bigg Boss 14
Students Showed PM Votes Can Be 'Stolen', Not People: Uddhav
Sena (UBT) Chief Hails NEET Protest, Says It Marks Beginning of Bigger Fight Against BJP
New England's electricity grid faced challenges during a 2006 heatwave and investments in rooftop solar panels began around 2008 to 2010. These solar systems generated significant electricity during a recent heatwave. Rooftop solar helped save customers millions of dollars over one week. Energy efficiency measures also contributed to lower electricity bills.
Uddhav Thackeray hails CJP protests, says 'votes can be stolen, not people'
Students' nationwide protests over the NEET paper leak were hailed by Uddhav Thackeray. He stated this agitation marked the beginning of a larger fight against the BJP. The youth gathered to celebrate the Union Education Minister's resignation after 36 days. Uddhav Thackeray urged the youth to maintain their momentum and not let the awakening fade. He asserted that people's power and unity have defeated arrogance and blind followers.
5 relationship lessons people often learn only after heartbreak
The difficult part is that these lessons often arrive when the damage has already been done. Yet recognizing them can help people build healthier and more fulfilling relationships in the future.
Students show votes, not people, canbe stolen: Uddhav
Mumbai: Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday, July 26, hailed students for their nationwide protests over the alleged exam papers leak, saying the agitation marked the beginning of a larger fight against the BJP and proved that votes can be stolen, but not people. He was addressing a gathering at Shivaji Park in 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 .
France, Spain battle wildfires as more than 2,50,000 people are forced to flee homes
Recent wildfires in southern Europe have displaced over 2,50,000 people, including 70,000 in central Spain. One man died in Manises, marking the first fatality from the blazes
Quote of the day by Marie Curie: Be less curious about people and more curious about ideas
Marie Curie's wisdom encourages curiosity about ideas, not just people. This focus fosters deeper understanding and more productive thinking. It helps build better habits of thought and decision-making. Choosing thoughtful articles over gossip supports personal growth. This approach respects individuals while prioritizing learning and truth.
Assam Flood Death Count Rises To 66, Over 6 Lakh People Affected
While more than 7.05 lakh people were hit by floods across nine districts on Friday, the situation showed signs of improvement a day later, with 6,54,800 still affected by the deluge
At least one killed, 16 others injured as van slams into people gathered for Berlin's LGBTQIA+ event
Police say suspect had ties to Islamic circles in German capital
France, Spain Fight Wildfires; Over 250,000 People Evacuated
The latest wildfires in southern Europe this week have displaced more than 250,000 people, including some 70,000 people who were evacuated in central Spain.
From Cockroach to a peoples movement
How a student protest grew beyond its founders New Delhi: It ended where, in many ways, it had begun. Moments after Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned on Saturday, Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), thanked Chief Justice Surya Kant. It was Surya Kants cockroach remark during a Supreme Court hearing that []
Europe wildfire declared emergency with 270,000 people evacuated and fire closing in on Bordeaux
Some 270,000 people have been forced to evacuate parts of Western France and central Spain - while a major incident has been declared in the Cairngorm... Europe wildfire declared emergency with 270,000 people evacuated and fire closing in on Bordeaux
First victim of Spanish wildfires found as 270k people flee their homes
The first victim of the massive fires in France and Spain, which have seen almost 300,000 people flee their homes has been found in a car in the Spani... First victim of Spanish wildfires found as 270k people flee their homes
After winning polls, Srinagar MLAs forgot people: Bukhari
Srinagar, July 25: Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Saturday accused Srinagar MLAs of neglecting public issues, alleging that elected representatives had failed to fulfil promises made during the 2024 Assembly elections. Addressing a gathering at the party headquarters in Srinagar, organised to felicitate newly elected District President Srinagar Zaffar Habib, Bukhari said the citys residents were facing several challenges, including unemployment, poverty, inadequate housing and civic issues. He alleged that the ruling party leaders had made several promises during the elections, including free electricity, LPG cylinders, additional ration quota, government jobs and regularisation of daily wagers, but had failed to deliver after coming to power. How do you sleep while the people who voted for you continue to suffer? Bukhari asked while targeting Srinagar MLAs. He said the Apni Party remained connected with people at the grassroots and would continue to highlight their concerns at every forum. He particularly flagged issues faced by youth, including unemployment and alleged harassment. Bukhari assured that the party would work towards addressing public grievances through immediate relief measures and long-term solutions. Congratulating Zaffar Habib on his election as Srinagar district president, Bukhari expressed hope that his appointment would strengthen the partys organisational base in the city. Apni Party General Secretary Rafi Ahmad Mir also congratulated Habib, saying his election through a democratic process reflected the partys commitment to internal democracy. He assured him of full support in carrying out his responsibilities.
Delhi Police Advises People To Not Enter New Delhi Amid Afternoon Violence
'People laughed at my name': Jhandu's bronze a triumph over taunts and adversity
Jhandu Kumar secured India's first Commonwealth Games medal in para powerlifting. He won a bronze medal in the men's heavyweight category with a total of 130.9 points. Kumar overcame polio and taunts to achieve this significant sporting accomplishment. He previously drove an e-rickshaw to finance his diet and supplements for training. His journey continues with aspirations for the Para Asian Games and Paralympics.
'People Laughed At My Name': Jhandu Kumar's Emotional Journey To CWG 2026 Medal
The 28-year-old para powerlifter from Bihar clinched the men's heavyweight bronze on Friday with a total of 130.9 points after successful lifts of 181kg and 190kg.
Librarians are hosting viral Avoiding AI workshops for people who are fed up with Big Tech
At libraries around the country, Avoiding AI workshops have elicited unprecedented demand.
'Cockroach' To People's Movement: How The Student Protest Outgrew Founders
It ended where, in many ways, it had begun. Moments after Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned on Saturday, Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), thanked Chief Justice Surya Kant.
More than 250,000 people flee their homes in France and Spain as wildfires burn
The Paris police department said in a statement Saturday that the riders will race inside Paris, rather than starting from Thoiry, west of the capital, on a circuit of 89 kilometers (55 miles), down from the 133-kilometer (82.5-mile) route that had been planned.
China evacuates 20,000 people as Typhoon Noul nears
The Chinese weather forecaster maintained an orange typhoon alert on Saturday, the second-highest level in its four-tier system.
8 famous foods named after real people
Whether created in someone's honour or invented to satisfy a famous customer, these dishes have outlived the people behind them. Today, millions enjoy them without ever wondering whose names appear on the menu. Here are 10 well-known foods that owe their names to real people.
Why Archana Puran Singh wants people to move on from her Kuch Kuch Hota Hai role
Archana Puran Singh opens up about the lasting impact of her iconic Miss Braganza character from Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, calling the role both her victory and failure as an actor. The actress says she hopes audiences appreciate her newer performances, including her latest project Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya
Best German proverb of the day: A German proverb teaches that actions reveal a person's true nature. This saying emphasizes that deeds provide the clearest evidence of values and intentions. Trust is earned through consistent conduct, not just claims or appearances. The wisdom behind this proverb remains relevant for evaluating individuals and organizations today. It encourages thoughtful judgment based on performance and consistent good deeds.
Assam floods: Bhumi Pednekkar asks people to step foward and support
Bollywood actress Bhumi Pednekkar has urged people across the country to come forward and support those affected by the devastating floods in Assam. Assam remained critical on July 24, with over 7.21 lakhs people affected across 11 districts
People Being Instigated: Himachal Governor On CJP Paper Leak Protest
Himachal Pradesh Governor Kavinder Gupta has questioned the motive behind the ongoing Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest, alleging that the agitation has moved beyond its original issues and is now being used to push a larger agenda.
Soni Razdan supports protests, urges people to 'listen to' students
Veteran actor Soni Razdan has expressed her support for the student protests against alleged irregularities in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET).
People are disillusioned with false promises, seeking a credible alternative: Altaf Bukhari
It's Not Skills: Man Reveals The Real Reason People Stay Jobless For Years
A content creator has sparked online debate after claiming that long-term unemployment is down to a lack of self-confidence, advising jobseekers to apply to 50 companies every day to secure a role.
Quote of the day: Socrates' timeless quote Strong minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, weak minds discuss people encourages reflection on conversation quality over quantity. Strong minds engage with ideas, fostering innovation and continuous learning. Average minds focus on current events, remaining superficial in their understanding. Weak minds discuss people, often fueling negativity and misunderstandings.
'Young people have come out with flying colours: Sitharaman on re-examination and NEET row
Stop laying siege at Jantar Mantar: CJP urges Delhi Police to stop detaining, intimidating people
The Cockroach Janta Party alleges Delhi Police is restricting access to its Jantar Mantar protest. They demand authorities stop detaining citizens and preventing essential supplies from reaching demonstrators. The party claims police actions create an atmosphere of fear and siege around the protest site. Jantar Mantar is described as India's designated space for peaceful democratic dissent. The CJP urges the Commissioner of Police to withdraw unlawful restrictions immediately.
AP CM Naidu Wishes People on Tholi Ekadasi
Naidu said that with the divine blessings of Lord Maha Vishnu, everyone should be blessed with happiness, good health and prosperity.
Assam floods worsen: 47 dead, over seven lakh people hit across 11 districts
Around 40 people are still missing and the toll might increase, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said.
Japanese proverb of the day, Hana wa sakuragi, hito wa bushi, offers timeless wisdom that still shapes modern thinking. Meaning Among flowers, the cherry blossom; among people, the warrior, this traditional Japanese proverb values honor above success and character above comfort. The cherry blossom blooms briefly yet leaves a lasting impression. The warrior earns respect through courage and integrity, not longevity.
CM Revanth Reddy Wishes People on Toli Ekadasi
In a message shared on X, Revanth Reddy wished happiness, good health, prosperity and wealth for every family, and prayed for peace and harmony to prevail in society.
PM Modi thanks people for responses, positive suggestions received for midnight video
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's outreach to the youth came four days after thousands of students led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) took part in the 'Sansad Chalo' march to press for their demand for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over examination-related irregularities.
More than 200,000 people flee raging wildfires in France and Spain, some escaping by boat
Thousands fled homes as massive forest fires raged out of control. French and Spanish firefighters battled intense blazes fueled by high temperatures. Evacuations impacted areas near Bordeaux and Madrid, with some fleeing by boat. European nations sent reinforcements to aid firefighting efforts in both countries. Spain has experienced its worst fires on record this year.
Gujarat: At least 10 people killed as rain fury continues - Deccan Herald
Gujarat: At least 10 people killed as rain fury continues Deccan Herald
Psychology says people who ask others to move a bit and let them sit even if there is not much space in public transport aren't always trying to inconvenience others. Psychology explains that this behavior can reflect social communication, awareness of shared spaces, and the need for fairness. Different psychological theories suggest that politely requesting space often comes from practical thinking, confidence, and cooperation rather than selfish intentions.
Psychology says people who like to end their day with a sweet aren't always eating dessert because they are hungry. Psychology suggests this habit can be linked to comfort, routine, reward, emotional balance, and stress relief. Many people use small evening treats to mark the end of a busy day. Understanding this behavior can help people build healthier habits while maintaining a balanced relationship with food and emotions.
Over 2,500 people with criminal records identified through FRS at Jantar Mantar: Police sources
The surveillance system, they said, is not meant for ordinary protesters, but to identify wanted criminals, absconders, history-sheeters and Bad Characters (BCs) who may try to infiltrate the protest and disturb law and order.
8 people entered a sealed glass world believing they could survive for two years
Nashik district floods: Godavari crosses danger mark, 210 people shifted to safer areas
Nashik district floods: The Godavari river crossed the danger mark in Nashik after heavy rainfall and water discharge from the Gangapur dam, prompting authorities to shift 210 people to safer places. Flooding submerged temples, damaged houses, roads and farmland, while one person died. The administration has closed the Ramkund area and urged residents to remain alert as water levels stay high.
Rescue efforts intensify in Nagaland, 180 stranded people evacuated amid rain-triggered landslides
In Nagaland, rescue operations are in full swing as the region grapples with rain-induced landslides. Over 180 individuals stranded due to the natural calamity are being airlifted, while the Indian Air Force has successfully evacuated 148 people from the districts of Mon and Longleng. Relief materials are being distributed across the affected areas alongside financial assistance, as officials closely monitor the ongoing monsoon and work towards restoring vital services.
Life lesson by Magic Johnson: Magic Johnson's quote emphasizes pursuing dreams and not letting others' doubts limit potential. He believes motivation and consistent effort can achieve any life goal. Many realize too late they feared failure and others' expectations. Johnson's message highlights that action must follow belief in a dream.
The 3 types of people who will excel in the AI agent era, according to tech leaders
The autonomous business of the future is being built. Certain skills are in high demand - and can help you stand out.
The words emotionally intelligent people choose often reflect these skills because their goal isn't just to express their own thoughts, it's to create understanding and strengthen communication with others.
Phrases people use when they secretly want to escape a meeting, according to psychology
From a psychological perspective, these phrases can also reflect impression managementthe tendency to present ourselves in ways that preserve positive professional relationships. Instead of bluntly saying, This meeting isn't useful, many people choose more diplomatic language that shows respect while still protecting their time and priorities.
Psychology says people who don't share problems or tensions with their parents aren't always trying to create distance in the relationship. Many people keep their worries private because they want to protect their parents, solve problems independently, or struggle to express emotions. Psychology explains that personal experiences, communication styles, attachment patterns, and coping methods can influence this behavior. Understanding these reasons can help families improve communication without making assumptions.
Psychology suggests that people who shop during stressful periods are often seeking emotional comfort rather than material possessions.
Nearly 40,000 People Evacuated Amid Wildfire In Southwest France: Minister
Hundreds of firefighters have, for the past few days, been fighting the flames dozens of kilometres west of Bordeaux.
