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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
LG Sinha greets people on Ganesh Chaturthi
Srinagar, Sep 13: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has extended greetings to the people on the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi, which will be celebrated on Monday, September 14, 2026. In his message, the Lieutenant Governor said, Heartiest greetings and best wishes to all on the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi. Bhagwan Ganesh is the embodiment of wisdom, intellect, and success. I pray to Lord Ganesh to fill everyone's lives with joy, good fortune, peace and prosperity.
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.
Quote of the day by George W. Bush ultimately points toward a timeless life lesson: the true value of influence is revealed by the good we choose to do with it. When power becomes a tool for helping rather than controlling, success takes on a deeper meaning.
Healthcare must be available when people need it
When care becomes easier to reach and simpler to continue, people are more likely to remain connected to it. This is why India must now expand its definition of healthcare access
Quote of the day by Michael Douglas looks at how a famous family name can bring opportunities and pressure at the same time. His words about being the son of Kirk Douglas explain why public perception does not always match personal experience. The quote offers lessons about success, comparison, expectations, privilege, identity and earning respect through personal work, skill and determination despite a famous family background.
People will teach a lesson to TVK in the bypolls, says Edappadi K. Palaniswami
Cultural, creative economy employs 57 million people
Ramgarh activists Janta Darbar becomes hope for common people
Mirwaiz: Meeting Iranian President Was Act Of Solidarity With J&K People
Hurriyat Chairman Says Delegation Urged Restraint, Dialogue And Unity Amid West Asia Conflict
Forgetting the names of people you just met? Psychology says it may not mean you have a bad memory
Names can be tricky for our brains to learn and remember effectively, as they usually dont have intrinsic meaning and act merely as arbitrary tags. This often results in remembering other characteristics of a person while the actual name slips away. Research indicates that pausing briefly after hearing a name can enhance memory retention.
Urgent search as huge passenger ship carrying 240 people missing in Indonesia
The Virgo Transport 8 experienced a communication failure in the Java Sea on Sunday - an operation is now underway to try and locate more than 240 peo... Urgent search as huge passenger ship carrying 240 people missing in Indonesia
Over 48 lakh people affected in Bihar flood; water levels of rivers start to recede
As of Sunday, over 48 lakh residents in flood-ravaged Bihar are still facing significant challenges. Fortunately, waters in most rivers are beginning to recede. In response, authorities are operating 1,251 community kitchens and 13 relief camps, ensuring food and shelter for 12,260 individuals. Around ten NDRF and 27 SDRF teams are on the ground, working tirelessly to aid in rescue operations.
Indonesia rescuers search for 140 people after ferry sinks
The ship was carrying over 240 people in the Java Sea and had departed from the city of Surabaya when it ran into bad weather. Officials say one person is dead and 140 are still missing.
6 injured after people jump from building in panic as Delhi factory catches fire
A fire in northwest Delhi's Swaroop Nagar injured six people who jumped from a building. The blaze erupted in an adjoining godown-cum-factory manufacturing judo dresses and boxing gloves. Panic spread among residents of the adjacent building, prompting the desperate jumps. All injured individuals were hospitalized and are reportedly out of danger. Firefighting operations successfully extinguished the flames after a swift response.
Engaging with printed books before sleeping can significantly enhance sleep quality for numerous individuals. A recent study highlighted that those who read physical books reported improved rest. In contrast, using devices with light-emitting screens, such as iPads, can prolong the time it takes to fall asleep, as these screens hinder melatonin production, a vital hormone for regulating sleep. Thus, opting for printed materials before bed can be beneficial.
Man Killed As Car Ploughs Into People Waiting for Bus in Palakkad
The deceased was identified as Abdul Razak, 65, a native of Vaniyampara. His wife and two others, were injured in the incident
People Free to Choose Food Habits, Religious Practices: CM Suvendu
Referring to his own food habits, Adhikari said he had offered prayers at the Kalighat temple here on the occasion of Kaushiki Amavasya on Thursday and subsequently had 'prasad' comprising fish head and Basanti pulao
Karnataka Govt Harassing People Over Ganeshotsava Celebrations: BJP
Referring to an alleged conversation involving a police officer in T Narasipur, BJP leader Ashoka said devotees had been told not to take processions in front of mosques, burst crackers or dance and to conduct only silent processions
5 things people secretly do when theyre no longer happy in a relationship
News in Frames: A village with no people
Gattumeedapalle was once a bustling hub of groundnut cultivation in Andhra Pradesh; however, repeated crop failure due to lack of water has forced families to move away to find alternative sources of livelihood
People free to choose food habits, religious practices: Bengal CM
Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari said people have the constitutional freedom to choose their food habits and religious practices, in an apparent response to godman Dhirendra Shastri, popularly known as Bageshwar Baba, over his purported remarks on Bengalis eating non-vegetarian food during Durga Puja. Speaking at a summit organised by a private news 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 .
Indonesian rescue crews searching for 140 people after ferry hit bad weather
Indonesia ship carrying 240 people loses contact in Java Sea, search operation underway
A passenger ship carrying around 240 people has lost contact in the Java Sea while travelling from Indonesia's East Java province to South Kalimantan on Borneo island. A search and rescue operation has been launched to locate the vessel and the people on board.
Quote of the Day: Yukio Mishima, the prominent Japanese author, posited that youthful minds often conflate novelty with true originality. He observed that what today's youth consider groundbreaking may have already been explored by previous generations. His life, steeped in traditional values, lends weight to his assertion. Mishima's insights remind us that fundamental human desires persist over time, encouraging us to appreciate the historical roots of contemporary ideas.
Search underway for Indonesian passenger ship carrying 240 people after it loses contact
Jakarta, Sep 13: Indonesian rescuers launched a search operation Sunday after a passenger ship carrying 240 people lost contact in the Java Sea while travelling from East Java to South Kalimantan on Borneo island, officials said. The Search and Rescue Office in Banjarmasin, the capital city of South Kalimantan province, said they received a report the Virgo Transport 8 had experienced a communication failure while en route to the city from Surabaya, Indonesia's second largest city in East Java province. Initial information indicated the vessel's last known position was in the Java Sea, about 148 kilometres from a pier in Banjarmasin. There were no immediate reports of casualties.
Google just moved 90 people out of DeepMind, and staff are asking why
Google is moving its roughly 90-person AI responsibility team out of Google DeepMind and into its global affairs organisation, the division that handles policy and lobbying. The shift, starting in September, is part of a wider reorganisation that folds DeepMind closer into central Google. Some employees worry the team will lose access to Gemini researchers, weakening AI safety work. Team lead Helen King says access and resources stay intact.
Indonesia passenger vessel with 243 people reportedmissing, agency says
Vessel travelling from the East Java city of Surabaya to the South Kalimantan city of Banjarmasin
Here is a select list of stories to start the day
Some dentists say more young people are grinding their teeth - are you one of them?
Millions of us do it, though few of us realise we do - but getting the right treatment can be life-changing.
Six ways people have used magic to protect their homes throughout history
Virtually all cultures and eras fizz with magic. You might call it a secret ingredient of human life because magic takes so many forms and serves so many functions.
Feeling awkward about responding to birthday messages in an office WhatsApp group does not automatically indicate introversion, insecurity or poor relationships with colleagues. Sometimes it simply means the person would rather receive appreciation privately than perform gratitude publicly.
Devoleena to Rohit Roy: Most people only know him as TV actor Ronit Roy's brother
Actor Rohit Roy faces backlash for calling television a 'dustbin medium'. Devoleena Bhattacharjee responded sharply, questioning his own television career. She highlighted that many know him primarily as Ronit Roy's brother. Bhattacharjee stated television has provided her with identity and a career. She expressed pride and gratitude for her work in the industry.
Former BJP MP for Ladakh accuses Wangchuk and others of misleading the people of the UT
Mr. Chhewang insists September 9 meet between Ladakh civil society, MHA, UT admin was fruitful; LAB, KDA claim meet was a disappointment; former MP says delays due to civil society differences, not MHA
Greater Noida: Three, including woman, held for duping people with fake gold ornaments
Digital Desk | Greater Noida, Sep 12 (IANS) A Bisrakh police team in Greater Noida on Saturday busted a gang allegedly involved in cheating people of lakhs of rupees by showing them fake gold ornaments and arrested three persons, including a woman. The police have recovered Rs 1.20 lakh in cash and a gold-chain ornament allegedly linked to the cheating incident from the accused. Two fixed deposits (FDs) of Rs 2 lakh each belonging to the accused have also been frozen. According to the police, the accused posed as labourers and lured victims by claiming that they had found gold and silver during excavation. They would then gain the victim's confidence before offering to sell the allegedly discovered jewellery at a much lower price. The case came to light after a complaint was lodged at Bisrakh police station. The complainant alleged that two unidentified men and a woman had duped his father by handing him a bag containing fake gold ornaments and taking lakhs of rupees from him. To crack the case, police used local intelligence and analysed CCTV footage from the area. During the investigation, they gathered crucial leads about the suspects and subsequently arrested all three from the road leading from Char Murti towards ATS Roundabout on September 12. The accused have been identified as Mani, a woman aged around 40, Mohan, 43, and Dharma, 45. Mani and Mohan are originally residents of JJ Colony in Delhi's Uttam Nagar and were currently staying in Purana Haibatpur village under Bisrakh police station limits. Dharma, a resident of Bhagirathi Vihar in Delhi's Bhajanpura was also staying in Purana Haibatpur. During interrogation, the accused allegedly revealed their modus operandi. They would introduce themselves as labourers and approach unsuspecting people, claiming that they had found gold or silver while carrying out excavation work. After gaining the victim's confidence, they would take one or two days before showing fake gold or silver ornaments. They would then offer to sell the ornaments at a fraction of their market value, exploiting the victim's desire to buy gold at a cheap price. Once the victim agreed to the deal and handed over the money, the accused would give them fake ornaments and flee. Police are now questioning the accused to ascertain how many similar incidents they have committed in the past and identify other members who may be involved in the gang.
Tagore, the AI economy and the people left behind
San Francisco's tech boom highlights stark societal inequalities and wealth creation's dual nature. A public mural contrasts Lady Liberty's ideals with automated machines and exclusion. An Indian tourist and a friend debate national progress versus societal well-being and individual worth. The tourist champions national strength and economic growth above all else. Tech professionals discuss valuing human lives over algorithmic efficiency in simulations.
A recent scientific study explored out-of-body experiences under controlled conditions. Participants attempted to identify a hidden image in another room. The main test yielded no evidence beyond chance for accurate perception. However, two individuals described researchers' activities behind closed doors. These intriguing observations necessitate further rigorous scientific investigation.
Assam land law clubs Bangladeshi, East Bengal origin people with indigenous Assamese
The Assam Land Revenue Regulation Amendment redefines original inhabitants, including those of Bangladeshi origin. This change nullifies protections for encroached Satra land and indigenous communities' rights. The amendment contradicts the Assam Accord and previous recommendations for safeguarding local populations. Government data indicates significant encroachment on Satra lands, primarily in Barpeta and Nagoan districts. PVM criticizes the government for failing to implement promises regarding indigenous rights and foreigner issues.
Quote of the Day by Jensen Huang: Jensen Huang's quote Greatness comes from character, and character isn't formed out of smart people. It is formed out of people who have suffered intelligence alone does not make someone great; difficult experiences help build strong character and resilience. The quote explores the fact that suffering, failure and adversity can teach people how to stay strong, keep going and ultimately achieve success.
Quote of the day by Bill Murray, People are like music. Some speak the truth, and others are just noise, explains how people can bring honesty and meaning into life or create confusion and distraction. The saying compares human behaviour with music and asks readers to look at actions, words, relationships and character. Here is the quote meaning, life lessons and details about Bill Murrays career.
Dog vaccination key to ending rabies deaths, not routine vaccination of people: Study
Expanding vaccination coverage among dogs, rather than introducing routine pre-exposure rabies vaccination for children, is the most effective and cost-effective strategy to eliminate human rabies deaths in Kerala, according to a new study published ...
Coastal people want proposed Vande Bharat to start from Mangaluru in morning
Starting from Bengaluru in the morning and returning at night will not be helpful to the majority of travellers, as people mainly travel to Bengaluru for work, associations say
CM to hear people from areas affected by Kasturirangan committee report on Sept. 18, 19
Social discomfort can influence posture and nonverbal behaviour, and research has identified differences in postural responses among people with social anxiety. However, leaning against a wall by itself is not evidence of anxiety.
Psychology says people who dont like to bargain may be protecting more than their peace of mind
Someone who rarely negotiates over prices may still be highly careful with money in other aspects of life. They might research purchases, stick to a budget, save regularly and avoid spending on things they do not need. For them, accepting a slightly higher price may simply feel worthwhile if it saves time, avoids discomfort or makes the interaction more pleasant.
Security guard saved 6 people on 9/11; 25 years later, they are trying to save him
A security guard who saved lives during 9/11 now battles kidney cancer. Dereck Lovell guided survivors through the South Tower's smoke and flames. He is now awaiting a kidney transplant after his own kidneys were removed. Survivors he rescued are raising awareness for his urgent need. Lovell, who considers himself a job doer, is now receiving help.
Just Spamming | Peoples Screams Have Drowned Many Projects
For the fishing families it is not a political decision but one that involves their livelihoods. Even if the 25.55 acre land in which the new Secretariat and Assembly complex would come up, as per the Government Order issued before Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay boarded the flight to London, is not occupied by people now, the project is feared to cause displacement in the fishing villages close to the site
YouTubers sharing misleading videos, say Siddipet trans people
Hyderabad: In the wake of a recent report of their members allegedly barging into a family function with the sole aim of extorting huge amounts of money, the transgender community in Siddipet has raised concerns, calling it a misuse of their video footage. Addressing the media, they said they had visited a family after being 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 .
With 23 years in social development, Shreya Sudhir connects people, planet and purpose to create lasting social impact.
Quote of the day by Fyodor Dostoevsky: In a thought-provoking quote from Fyodor Dostoevsky, the paradox of human appreciation is unveiled. We tend to honor people's contributions only posthumously. Pride and envy often hinder our ability to recognize each others value in real-time. This poignant reminder encourages today's hurried society to express love and gratitude while loved ones are alive, fostering deeper connections and minimizing regrets.
Says collective efforts over the next three months can significantly reduce dengue
Perspectives on willpower play a crucial role in tackling difficult tasks. While some consider it a scarce resource, others find it invigorating. Research indicates that those with a limited view are prone to selecting easier challenges, whereas fostering a belief in limitless willpower encourages the pursuit of tougher goals. Such insights highlight the motivational power of mindset in achieving aspirations.
People Of Purpose: How Sangeeta And Rohit Are Reimagining Education Through Wellbeing At Apni Shala
Sangeeta and Rohits contrasting journeys have converged at Apni Shala, where they are working to make wellbeing integral to education.
Ken-Betwa project to compensate affected people after age verification
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New Delhi , September 12: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Friday lashed out at the US and Israel over the war that started in February this year and accused them of trying to bully Iran. He said Iran will never surrender and will push back. Pezeshkian arrived in New Delhi earlier on Friday to attend the 18th BRICS Summit. The Iranian President, who addressed Indian religious leaders, intellectuals and business leaders on Friday evening, said Iran has been able to successfully stand against Israel and the United States at the same time. They want to bully us, and we do not want to be bullied. We never kneel down before them. If they push us, we push back. They claim that they are advocates of human rights. In truth, they are the devils who are the true terrorists, because they killed 168 schoolchildren in one instant, thanks to their modern technologies. You call us terrorists? What about you, who kill human beings, bomb scientists, and attack schools and hospitals? he said, according to translation of his speech by a translator. If you are man enough, just fight the soldiers, the military people. Why do you target infrastructure and people's livelihoods?... The people of Iran will not surrender. We believe in human values, and we believe that all who liveall humanityenjoy equal rights, he added, according to the translator. Iran and the US traded strikes earlier this week. Iran said it launched retaliatory missile strikes targeting Jordan on Wednesday, hitting the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base used by American forces, following an earlier US military attack on Iranian vessels. In an official statement reported by the state-backed IRNA news agency, Iran's Revolutionary Guards announced that they struck the American Al-Azraq base in Jordan with heavy missile strikes as part of a designated punitive operation. Shortly after the barrage, the Jordanian military announced that its air defence network intercepted and neutralised the incoming projectiles. According to an official army statement, Jordan's defence systems detected 20 incoming ballistic missiles, successfully destroying 18 of them, while two impacted unpopulated terrain. The escalation followed actions by the United States Central Command (CENTCOM), which confirmed that American forces targeted five Iranian tankers connected to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on Tuesday, September 8. The action came in retaliation against repeated missile assaults directed at a US Navy warship over the preceding 48 hours. CENTCOM specified that US assets struck four crude oil carriers situated in the Gulf of Oman alongside a fifth vessel near Kharg Island inside the Persian Gulf. In his remarks at the event in the national capital, Representative of Irans Supreme Leader in India, Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi, compared Iran and India to being like two rivers contributing to the sea of kindness and civilisation. India and Iran are located in two different territories. However, in the geography of culture and history, they are pages of the same booktwo rivers that are from the same origin, which have, for centuries, been contributing to the sea of kindness and civilisation...Therefore, when were talking about Iran and India, were not just talking about two geographies. We are actually talking about two huge branches of the same strong civilization, he said. Ambassador of Iran to India, Mohammad Fathali, pointed to the shared history between the two countries. What is important for us is that we, as the Islamic Republic of Iran, have a long historical relationship with India, and it is deeply rooted in history. This has provided ground for the development of activities in other areas as well. During the past several months, we have been attacked by the cowardly US and the fascist regime. We have lost great people, the Ambassador said.
The Papers: 'Military jet tripped chaos' and 'A failure for dying people'
Several of the papers consider on the fall of the assisted dying bill in the House of Commons on Friday.
The future of Indias nuts and dry fruits sector: Built on policy, partnerships and people
India has the potential to become not only one of the worlds largest consuming markets, but also a stronger and more influential participant in the global nuts and dry fruits value chain
Train derails in northern France, injuring 44 people
The train derailed after hitting an unidentified object, a spokesperson for the French police said. The French railway operator, SNCF, said that an investigation to identify the cause of the accident was underway.
Bernard Arnault falls out of top 10 richest people as US tech billionaires dominate global rankings
Bernard Arnault has fallen out of the worlds top 10 richest people for the first time since 2017, with his fortune dropping $65 billion this year to $143 billion. The LVMH founder has been hit by weaker luxury demand, China challenges and Middle East disruptions, while US tech fortunes surged.
The route to success is sometimes boring, monotonous and devoid of excitement. Success requires commitment and dedication. Kobe Bryant, the late basketball legend, once said that everyone wanted to succeed, but few people realised that success required patience, sacrifice and consistency. And that required accepting the beauty of boring routines.
Psychology says people who get over hardships of any kind with ease aren't without feelings or unaffected by pain. Their response may be linked to emotional regulation, cognitive flexibility and resilience. They can acknowledge difficult emotions while looking for ways forward. Past experiences may also influence how they interpret new problems. Psychology theories explain how coping skills, flexible thinking and reframing can support recovery during difficult periods.
Engineering graduate held for cheating people with fake payment screenshots
Psychology says people who take their kids for play dates aren't simply arranging time for children to play. Parents may use playdates to help children learn social skills, prepare for school, build peer relationships and create community connections. Psychology links this behavior with social competence, parental involvement, social capital and learning through interaction. At the same time, children need freedom to handle disagreements and solve problems without constant adult intervention.
Marbat Festival Symbolises Nagpurs Tradition Of Burning Away Peoples Woes: Fadnavis
Understanding a partner's mood through body language can reflect empathic accuracy, interpersonal sensitivity, relationship-specific knowledge and emotional attunement. But body language is not a secret code.
6.1 lakh people utilise loans given by Safai Karamcharis' finance corporation
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 11 (IANS) Since 1997, the National Safai Karamcharis Finance and Development Corporation (NSKFDC) has sanctioned and disbursed concessional loans amounting to Rs 3,365.93 crore to its channelising agencies, covering 6.10 lakh people from its target group, an official said on Friday. The NSKFDC, wholly owned Indian government Undertaking under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, continues to promote sustainable livelihoods and socio-economic empowerment among Safai Karamcharis, waste pickers, manual scavengers and their dependents across the country, the official said in a statement. Under its loan-based schemes, NSKFDC provides financial assistance at concessional rates of interest to eligible beneficiaries for undertaking viable self-employment and income-generating activities, the statement said. Financial assistance of up to Rs 30 lakh is available to an individual beneficiary, while loans of up to Rs 75 lakh may be extended to a group of beneficiaries. The applicable rate of interest ranges from six per cent to nine per cent per annum, depending upon the nature and quantum of financial assistance. The repayment period ranges from three to ten years, subject to the amount of the loan and the provisions of the applicable scheme, the statement said. A rebate of one per cent on the applicable rate of interest is provided to women beneficiaries. An additional rebate of 0.5 per cent is available to beneficiaries for the timely repayment of instalments, in accordance with the applicable scheme guidelines, the statement said. The loan schemes are implemented through State Channelising Agencies (SCAs) nominated by the respective state and Union Territory governments, along with Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) and Public Sector Banks (PSBs).
Several people suffer minor injuries in car collision in Bithoor
BGB says it foiled BSF bid to push 10-12 people into Bangladesh through Satkhira border
BGB personnel intercepted the group on the Kalindi river, forcing the BSF team to return to Indian territory
In Bihar, over 47 lakh people affected by floods across 87 blocks of 15 districts
Around 60 lakh flood affected people served meals; river levels recede further. 1221 community kitchens currently operational in various districts.
Quote of the day by Sean Connery explores a line from his portrayal of King Arthur in First Knight: I take the good with the bad. I cant love people in slices. The saying focuses on accepting people as whole individuals. It also offers lessons about love, loyalty, perfectionism, humility, relationships and accepting human flaws without choosing only the parts that are convenient.
Tasmanian devils lived with people in outback Western Australia 45,000 years ago, new fossils show
Tasmanian devils are among Australia
Forgetting to wish someone does not necessarily mean that the relationship matters less to you. Research on prospective memory shows that people can fail to remember important intentions, especially when their attention is occupied by something else or when there are few cues to trigger the intended action.
13-year-old coders water campaign reaches 1 million people, saves 20 million gallons
An old-fashioned alarm clock may also create a clearer boundary between bedtime and smartphone use. When a phone sits beside the bed, it can easily become more than an alarm, doubling as a source of messages, entertainment, notifications and other distractions. A separate alarm clock, by contrast, serves a single purpose: waking you up.
Dogs and cats carry antibiotic-resistant bacteria also found in people, study finds
Dogs and cats may carry strains of Klebsiella pneumoniae, a potentially serious bacterium that can cause infections and is also found in humans, according to new research from Bournemouth University published in the journal Transboundary and Emerging Diseases.
An office can provide environmental cues, routines, social accountability and physical separation from household activities. These factors may make it easier for some people to enter and maintain a work-focused state.
Psychology says people who bring food to every house party may be doing more than being polite
House parties are inherently social settings, and sharing food can make those interactions feel more natural and comfortable. Research by psychologist Robin Dunbar suggests that eating with others may be linked to greater happiness, trust, social engagement and a stronger sense of connection. His work indicates that communal meals may play an important role in bringing people closer and strengthening social bonds.
Can people truly walk away from terrorism? Inside the slow work of rehabilitation
As we reflect on the 25 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks that killed almost 3,000 people, terrorism remains an ongoing yet evolving threat that defies easy answers.
From a Marathi-medium classroom to empowering millions of government school children across India, Sushant's journey shows how education can become the greatest equaliser.
A Legionnaires' disease outbreak has occurred in the South Bronx, causing one fatality and infecting five individuals. Health officials are actively investigating the source of this serious pneumonia outbreak in affected neighborhoods. Residents will receive information about symptoms and prevention methods through outreach efforts and town halls. This latest cluster follows a deadly outbreak on Manhattan's Upper East Side earlier this summer.
Only Pune people behave badly? HC on 10-day liquor ban
The Bombay High Court strongly criticised the Pune administration's decision to ban alcohol sales for 10 days during the Ganesh festival, questioning why Pune was singled out for such restrictions while other regions were not. The court deemed the blanket ban arbitrary and stigmatising for Pune residents, urging the administration to withdraw the order or face judicial intervention.
Anthropic has said a consultant working for Malian national security authorities used Claude to build a mass-interception platform capable of surveilling communications across all of the country's mobile operators. The company said the system could also generate detailed information on people being targeted, highlighting how AI is being used to build and support surveillance operations.
Tumhare Baap Ka Nahi Khati: Neena Gupta Has A Blunt Response To People Asking About Marriage
Neena Gupta's comedy-drama series Chumbak was released on Thursday, September 11
Bihar flood situation grim as over 46 lakh people affected
Patna: More than 46 lakh people across 15 districts of Bihar have been affected by floods, with the situation remaining grim on Friday, September 11, as water levels continued to flow above the danger mark at several locations, officials said. Incessant rain across the state, coupled with heavy downpour in Nepals catchment areas, has caused 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 .
