Congress terms VBSA 'Very Bad Shiksha Act', asks Naidu to have courage to oppose it
In an assertive stance, the Congress party has condemned the Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan Bill, calling it a disturbing constitutional infringement by the central government. This bill is criticized for transferring grant distribution authority from education professionals to politicians, potentially undermining the operational freedom of elite institutes like IITs and IIMs. The party is calling on states to voice their dissent against this initiative.
Afghanistan's Agriculture Minister sought Indian technical help for modernization. He highlighted centuries-old ties and deep cultural parallels between both nations. Eighty percent of Afghanistan's population relies on agriculture and livestock farming. India offered cooperation in seeds, research, and crop productivity enhancement. This collaboration aims to strengthen Afghanistan's agricultural sector and regional stability.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay spoke about the Karur stampede tragedy. He stated the incident remains a deep wound in his political journey. Vijay alleged police failed to manage the crowd adequately during the event. He also accused the previous DMK government of shifting blame onto him. A memorial will be built in Karur to remember the victims.
'War is not over yet': Israeli PM Netanyahu issues fresh warning to Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that the war is not over yet with Iran following the collapse of the US-Iran ceasefire. Netanyahu emphasised that Israel is preparing for all scenarios to prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons, while military leaders affirmed readiness for major upcoming operations.
England Women vs India Women Live Streaming: England and India women commence a one-off Test match today at Lord's. Key players like Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana will lead their teams. The pitch is expected to offer early assistance to pacers and later to spinners. Cricket-friendly weather with warm conditions and sunshine is forecast for the match. Fans in India can watch the game live on Sony LIV and Sony Sports.
An Air Canada flight veered off the runway after landing at Montreal International Airport. The Boeing 737 MAX aircraft carried 156 passengers and six crew members onboard. No injuries were reported following the incident which occurred on Thursday afternoon. The runway closure caused operational delays at the busy Montreal airport.
Sheikh Hasina plans December return to Bangladesh with party colleagues to surrender
Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina plans a return from India. She intends to surrender to Bangladeshi authorities around December. Hasina faces a death sentence and her party is currently banned. She believes her return will test the nation's justice system. Hasina seeks to prove the court proceedings are farcical.
A Himachal Pradesh consumer commission has ordered Reliance Retail to refund the purchase price and pay Rs 20,000 in compensation and litigation costs after a customer's daughter fell ill following consumption of Korean instant noodles that had expired three months before they were sold. The commission rejected Reliance's argument that customers should check expiry dates themselves.
BSNL has launched a satellite phone in India for Rs 1,34,166. This device offers direct satellite connectivity for voice and SMS services. It is designed for professionals in remote and emergency situations. The high cost reflects specialized technology and smaller production volumes. Users must obtain government approval and subscribe to costly satellite plans.
Seafarers attacked in the Strait of Hormuz sue shipping company in Thailand
Three former Thai sailors filed a lawsuit against their shipping operator for labor rights violations. They allege unfair dismissal and inadequate compensation after their ship was attacked. The crew members are seeking over one million baht each in damages. The attack occurred in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global shipping lane. This incident highlights the human cost of ongoing regional conflicts for seafarers.
BJP's picks for Rajya Sabha bypolls signal next phase of Bengal's political realignment
The BJP nominated three former TMC MPs for Rajya Sabha bypolls after their induction. These nominations signal the ruling party's focus on consolidating its position in state politics. The BJP comfortably crosses the required MLA support mark to win all three seats. This move reinforces the BJP's confidence in showcasing legislative dominance and attracting opposition leaders.
Ayodhya's Bhadarsa town renamed Bharat Nagar, announces UP CM Yogi Adityanath
UP CM Yogi Adityanath announced renaming of Khiloni-Suchitaganj nagar panchayat to Maa Jwala Ji Nagar Panchayat. The municipal town of Bhadarsa will henceforth be known as Bharat Nagar, honoring Lord Ram's brother. This renaming reflects the cultural legacy and devotion of Bharat. The chief minister also mentioned recent conduct of Samajwadi Party representatives in Bhadarsa. Previously, other local areas and tehsils have also been renamed.
'We trust India': Moments of bonhomie from Modi's diaspora event in Australia
Bayer gets 3 billion in Apollo deal for contraceptives unit
Bayer secured three billion euros in equity from Apollo-managed funds. This deal involves its long-acting reversible contraceptives business. Apollo funds will take a minority stake while Bayer retains control. The financing strengthens Bayer's capital structure and financial flexibility. This transaction is expected to close in the third quarter of 2026.
Volkswagen rescue plan 'short on specifics' after tense stakeholder talks
Volkswagen management showed little progress from stakeholder talks on Thursday. The company repeated known targets for streamlining operations and investment. Analysts noted a lack of agreement on job cuts and plant closures. Volkswagen faces high costs and rising competition from China. The German auto giant is under pressure to restructure its business model.
Maharashtra ATS questions 112 persons over 'links' with Pak-based gangster Shahzad Bhatti
Maharashtra ATS launched a statewide operation questioning 112 individuals. These persons are allegedly linked to Pakistan-based gangster Shahzad Bhatti. Bhatti is suspected of using social media to influence youths towards anti-national activities. Teams from all 14 ATS units simultaneously carried out this morning's operation. The ATS is verifying alleged links and gathering further evidence in this ongoing probe.
Wayanad landslide: Ensure ex-gratia to deceased, injured disbursed on time, says Kerala HC
The Kerala High Court ordered timely ex-gratia payments for Wayanad landslide victims. It also directed the swift handover of deceased individuals to their families. The court sought a government report on work stoppage at the tunnel project site. Ex-gratia payments and injured treatment costs can be charged to the tunnel project. The government stated work was stopped on May 25 and July 5.
Three-fold rise in Assam Budget; aim to power growth, uplift people: CM Himanta Sarma
Assam's budget has tripled to Rs 2,00,782 crore for 2025-26. Fund utilization stands at a strong 85 percent, indicating efficient management. Per capita income has tripled, reaching Rs 1,85,429 by 2025-26. The state's own tax revenue has significantly increased to Rs 39,294 crore. This budget aims for inclusive growth and a self-reliant Assam.
92% of people will be affected by cancer at least once in their lifetime, says WHO
Cancer affects nearly everyone globally, with one in five developing the disease. The world recorded over twenty million new cases and ten million deaths last year. Financial hardship and mental health struggles impact many affected individuals and families. Survival rates significantly differ between high-income and low-income nations. Preventable risk factors and policy choices drive these stark global disparities.
India names women's hockey squad for Asian Games
The Indian women's hockey squad for the Asian Games has been announced. Salima Tete will continue to captain the experienced and junior players. This team aims to secure Olympic qualification by winning gold. The squad features a balanced mix of players with good recent form. They are confident and ready for the upcoming Asian Games challenge.
The Supreme Court has expanded the definition of knowledge under the POCSO Act. Anyone aware of a sexual offense against a child must report it. Failure to report can lead to prosecution under the law. A headmistress will now face charges for not informing police. This ruling aims to better protect children from sexual offenses.
New York City is experiencing extreme heatwave conditions, prompting officials to urge conservation. Residents are advised to set air conditioners to 78 degrees to reduce grid strain. Mayor Zohran Mamdani emphasized saving electricity by turning off unused lights and electronics. Government buildings are also implementing similar energy-saving measures to manage demand. The city is providing cooling centers for those without reliable air conditioning.
Same-sex couple challenges Income Tax provision that exempts gifts only between spouses
The Karnataka High Court has requested a response from the Union government concerning a petition that challenges a tax exemption clause. This clause grants gift exemptions solely to married heterosexual couples, neglecting same-sex partners. Arguing for constitutional equality, the petitioners seek change, with the next hearing set for July fifteenth.
RBI rate hike: Interest burden for Indians may go up later this year amid inflation risks
The Reserve Bank of India is poised to keep its policy rates steady in the short term. Nonetheless, BofA Securities predicts that rising concerns over domestic inflation could lead to increased rates in the future. Revisions to FY27 economic growth projections indicate a stronger demand trend, while external accounts are anticipated to show improvement with a reduced current account deficit.
Critical mineral push calls for board-level focus on communication: Experts
India's focus on critical mineral self-reliance is shifting mining governance priorities. Companies now need stakeholder confidence and social license for project success. Boards must integrate communication and stakeholder intelligence into strategic decisions. This approach strengthens governance and improves the execution of strategic initiatives. Transparent communication builds public trust and reinforces investor confidence in the industry.
Five more held for mob violence after West Bengal girl's rape, murder; total 35 arrested
Five more arrests were made in West Bengal's mob violence case. This brings the total number of arrests to thirty-five following a girl's death. The violence included an attack on police personnel and damage to public property. Police are examining the roles of all individuals involved in the unrest. Investigations continue to apprehend further accused persons in the ongoing case.
How El Nio and climate change are reshaping India's monsoon
El Nio explained: The southwest monsoon has regained strength across India after a weak start. Multiple weather systems are now actively influencing the country's rainfall patterns. Climate change is making India's rainfall more erratic and extreme. Longer dry spells are now interrupted by very heavy rain events. Adapting to these changing patterns requires resilient farming and better water management.
RIL, TCS, HUL & other bluechips stopped creating wealth. What went wrong?
A distant planet, LHS 3844b, shows one side perpetually scorched and the other frozen. Researchers suggest its internal geology could circulate heat, creating habitable zones. This internal circulation mirrors Earth's mantle heat transport mechanisms. Such planets are common, and their internal processes might foster life. The study indicates that extreme temperature differences do not automatically preclude habitability.
Punjab elections 2027: AAP vs who? BJP, Congress, Shiroman Akali Dal scramble for challenger's spot
The battle for Punjab's 2027 opposition leadership is intensifying among key parties. Congress faces internal friction after recent leadership appointments and decisions. The BJP is stepping up its outreach efforts with planned visits by top leaders. The Shiromani Akali Dal fights to regain its former political relevance. This contest shapes up as an opposition struggle before the main election.
The Admission Committee for Professional Courses will release the Gujarat PGCET 2026 provisional merit list today. Candidates can check their merit rankings on the official ACPC Gujarat admission portals. This provisional list will determine eligibility for the upcoming counselling and choice-filling process. The final answer key for various engineering subjects was released on July 8. Applicants should monitor official portals for further admission schedule updates.
Want to stop Meta's Muse AI from using your Instagram photos? Here's how to opt out
Meta's new AI tool can generate images using public Instagram photos. Users can opt out of this feature through Instagram's settings menu. The Indian government is examining the legality of using public Instagram data. Officials will review responses to notices before deciding on further action. This rollout occurs as social media platforms integrate more generative AI tools.
A student's JEE preparation was interrupted by a collapsed lung and surgery. His mother stepped in, attending online classes and creating study notes for him. Gunjan Kumar recovered and used his mother's notes for revision before the exam. He achieved a good percentile in JEE Mains and cleared JEE Advanced. This success led to his admission at IIT Delhi's Abu Dhabi campus.
The Bar Council of India will soon release the AIBE 2026 final answer key online. Candidates can download this key to estimate their qualifying status for the Certificate of Practice. General and OBC candidates need 45 percent, while SC, ST, and PwD require 40 percent. Recent AIBE exams show increasing candidate participation and varying pass percentages. Those who do not qualify can attempt the examination again without any limits.
The Telangana Council of Higher Education will release TS EAMCET 2026 Phase 1 seat allotment results today. Candidates can check their provisional allotment status on the official counselling portal. Online self-reporting and fee payment are due between July 10 and July 14. Phase 2 counselling registration begins on July 17 for eligible candidates. Required documents include rank card, hall ticket, and study certificates.
India should hold firm in trade talks with US, test Washington's resolve: SBI Ecowrap
India should remain patient and avoid making early concessions in its ongoing trade negotiations with the United States, as Washington's current negotiating style relies heavily on strategic uncertainty and issue-linking to maximise leverage, according to an SBI Ecowrap research report released on Friday.
ED initiates FEMA investigation against Mumbai-based film producer
Searches were conducted against Kalanee Impex Ltd. and its director Dharmesh Sangani. Officials alleged undisclosed foreign assets and bank accounts were found during searches. Export proceeds from overseas buyers were also not realised by the company. The agency found substantial shareholding in an undisclosed Canadian company.
A central team is assessing flood and landslide damage in Arunachal Pradesh. The team assured the state of full assistance from the Centre. Several areas remain inaccessible due to continuing heavy rainfall and blocked roads. Satellite imagery is being used to assess losses in remote locations. The assessment tour is ongoing and aims to provide necessary compensation.
Desperate for justice, Vishal Agarwal has turned to the President, appealing for a prompt court hearing in his son Ketans murder case. The family's grief is compounded by the recent death of Ketans grandfather. Vishal is calling for the investigation to expedite and for the harshest consequences for those responsible for this tragedy, aiming for closure and accountability.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh announced five task forces to suggest operational changes. These groups will include prominent economists and business leaders from various fields. One task force will examine artificial intelligence's impact on productivity and jobs. Another will focus on evaluating the central bank's data sources. These efforts aim to improve the Fed's analytical tools and policy approaches.
Two Chinese scientists received China's highest science award for their significant contributions. Chen Liquan developed the nation's first lithium battery, powering electric vehicles. Ben De created advanced radar systems for fighter jets, enhancing defense capabilities. Their achievements highlight China's drive for technological self-sufficiency in key sectors. Both scientists continue their research, pushing innovation forward in their respective fields.
NIA-led team arrests two in connection with killing of six Naga civilians in Manipur
Security forces arrested two individuals in Kangpokpi district for their alleged involvement in a killing. Six Naga civilians were found dead in Leilon Vaiphei village on May thirteenth. This incident triggered protests and blockades, impacting essential commodity prices significantly. The Kuki-Zo Council chairman apologized for the killings, calling for an impartial investigation. Later, the council clarified the apology was an expression of sorrow, not collective guilt.
NGT directs recovery of Rs 2.65 crore from BHU over illegal felling of 33 trees
The National Green Tribunal ordered the Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board to recover compensation. This directive concerns the illegal felling of thirty-three trees on Banaras Hindu University campus. The tribunal mandated the completion of recovery proceedings within three months. Banaras Hindu University had previously planted nine hundred seventy-eight saplings as compensatory afforestation. This environmental compensation amount totals over two crore sixty-five lakh rupees.
Wayanad landslide: Search continues for two missing persons on fourth day
Search operations continued Friday for two missing individuals in Wayanad. Six lives were claimed by the Wayanad landslide which occurred on July 7. Teams used heavy earthmovers to clear mud on the fourth day of the search. The missing persons are Rakesh Guchait and Vikram Rana. The tunnel project aims to connect Wayanad and Kozhikode districts.
UP CM to launch projects in Ayodhya amid donations row, says public trust founded on good governance
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will inaugurate and lay foundation stones for development projects. These initiatives will focus on Ayodhya and Basti districts, aiming for public welfare. The Chief Minister stated that development benefits will reach every citizen and family. He emphasized good governance as the foundation of public trust and support. This visit marks his second trip to Ayodhya recently.
Gujarat's Deputy Chief Minister announced expedited flood relief measures for Surat city. Financial assistance for household items has reached over twenty percent of affected families. Authorities are distributing new clothes to migrant workers who lost belongings in the floods. Cleanliness, safe drinking water, and public health remain key government priorities. The state government will provide all necessary financial and material assistance to residents.
Lucknow Weather Today: IMD sounds a heavy rain alert across Uttar Pradesh. Check city-wise forecast
UP Weather Today July 10: Uttar Pradesh faces intense monsoon activity with a red alert for heavy rainfall on Friday. Orange and yellow alerts are also in effect for western and other districts respectively. Najibabad recorded the highest rainfall, receiving 306 mm on Thursday. This wet spell is expected to continue across the state until July thirteenth. Schools in nine districts have been ordered to close due to the heavy rain warning.
Wildfires in southern Spain kill 12, emergency agency says
A devastating wildfire in Almeria, Spain, has claimed twelve lives. One hundred fifty firefighters battled the blaze, which officials called unprecedented. Earlier reports indicated six fatalities from the destructive wildfire. This incident follows a large wildfire in southern France which forced evacuations.
A three-member committee will investigate Badrinath Dham Temple donation irregularities. The committee will hear perspectives from concerned parties and complainants. This group will propose suggestions to streamline the temple's donation system. The Uttarakhand government formed the committee following allegations of embezzlement. Strict action will be taken against anyone found guilty of wrongdoing.
Kolkata experienced steady showers and overcast skies as the monsoon strengthened its hold. Several low-lying areas faced waterlogging, affecting morning rush hour traffic movement. Airlines issued travel advisories warning passengers about potential flight delays due to bad weather. The India Meteorological Department forecasts intensifying rainfall across South Bengal districts. This wet spell is expected to continue through the weekend and into early next week.
EAM Jaishankar arrives in Oman as part of multi-nation tour, visit to focus on bilateral ties
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar arrived in Oman for an official visit. He was warmly received by Sheikh Ahmed Al Maskari of the Foreign Ministry. Jaishankar previously visited Kuwait, meeting with its Foreign Minister and Crown Prince. Discussions focused on bilateral cooperation and regional developments in the Gulf. This visit aims to strengthen India's relations with these four nations.
Kolkata Weather Today July 10: South Bengal is experiencing heavy monsoon rainfall which is expected to continue through the weekend. A monsoon trough and cyclonic circulation are pulling moisture inland, causing the downpour. Districts like Kolkata and South 24 Parganas will see significant rain over the next few days. North Bengal's hill districts are also on high alert for heavy precipitation. Fishermen are advised to stay ashore due to rough sea conditions.
PM Modi & Australian PM Albanese visit Melbourne Cricket Ground
A temple committee official stated one staffer's actions do not reflect institutional integrity. Uttarakhand's Chief Minister strongly condemned the alleged diversion of temple offerings. A criminal case was registered against a Personal Assistant for misappropriating funds. The committee suspended the staffer after a preliminary inquiry found irregularities. A high-level committee will conduct a comprehensive inquiry into the donation irregularities.
'The world's largest organised knowledge export happens from India': FM Nirmala Sitharaman
Big Bash Cricket League's opening match to be played in India, announces PM Modi
India and Australia have launched a Sports Collaboration Roadmap, strengthening their partnership. The Big Bash Cricket League's opening match will be held in Chennai, India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi affirmed that both nations will play and win together. India is also preparing to host the Commonwealth Games in 2030. Furthermore, the country is actively pursuing its bid to host the Olympic Games in 2036.
France secured a World Cup semi-final spot after defeating Morocco 2-0. Kylian Mbappe scored a stunning goal, and Ousmane Dembele added another. Mbappe also reached twenty World Cup appearances at twenty-seven years old. He is now the tournament's joint top scorer with eight goals. France awaits a semi-final match against Belgium or Spain.
'There is really nothing in it for women': CPI(M)'s Brinda Karat rejects proposed Maharashtra UCC
A bitterly divided Iran grapples with Ali Khamenei's legacy as he is laid to rest
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death has exposed Iran's profound societal divisions. Supporters lionized him as a defender of clerical rule and the Islamic Republic. Decades of repression and economic hardship fuel widespread discontent among many citizens. Protests, met with crackdowns, have intensified calls for the regime's overthrow. The nation faces uncertainty as factions vie to shape its future direction.
Yogini Ekadashi Vrat Katha: Story, significance, puja rituals & how to observe the fast
Yogini Ekadashi in 2026 falls on July 10 and 11, marking a significant Hindu observance. This fast is believed to cleanse past sins and negative karma for devotees. The observance involves specific rituals and fasting guidelines for spiritual growth and healing. Parana timings are provided for Smarta and Vaishnava traditions to break the fast. Observing this vrat is considered highly meritorious and beneficial for well-being.
Mbappe makes history, becomes fastest player to reach 20 FIFA World Cup goals
Kylian Mbappe achieved new World Cup milestones and led France to victory. He became the youngest player with twenty World Cup appearances and the fastest to score twenty goals. Mbappe's eighth goal of the tournament secured a two-nil win against Morocco. This victory advances France to the semi-finals and ends Morocco's impressive run. France now prepares for their next match against either Spain or Belgium.
Leh Shia community mourns Ayatollah Ali Khamenei after final Namaz-e-Janaza in Mashhad, Iran
Iran buries Ali Khamenei in holy shrine; new Supreme Leader remains out of sight
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was buried in Iran's holiest shrine after massive funeral events. His successor, Mojtaba Khamenei, has not appeared publicly since the war began. Crowds chanted slogans demanding revenge against US President Donald Trump for the leader's death. Khamenei's 37-year rule concluded amidst internal challenges and economic woes. The burial marks the end of a significant era for the Islamic Republic.
US official says 'technical talks' continue with Iran, no new strikes in past hours
United States officials stated no fresh strikes occurred while diplomatic talks continue. Iran launched attacks on US military sites in Gulf states on Thursday. These strikes were retaliation for earlier US attacks on Iranian military infrastructure. The recent exchanges further strained a fragile three-week-old ceasefire. Both sides stressed the need to prevent further military escalation and revive diplomacy.
Uranium, energy pacts with Australia to charge up India
India and Australia elevated their strategic partnership with new defense and energy agreements. Australia will supply uranium for India's nuclear power generation needs. The nations also agreed on cooperation in maritime security and critical minerals. Both countries will enhance collaboration to combat terrorism and extremism. These pacts aim to ensure a stable Indo-Pacific region for both.
US climate prediction centre: Strongest El Nino recorded in 75 years
A powerful El Nino event has emerged across the Pacific Ocean. This developing weather pattern is expected to be one of the strongest in decades. Sea surface temperatures have risen significantly in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific. There is an eighty-one percent chance of a very strong El Nino developing. This event ranks among the largest in the historical record going back to nineteen fifty.
Deficit shrinks to 15% but uneven rains fan Kharif concerns
Monsoon recovery follows a weak June, but uneven distribution persists. Many key agricultural districts still face deficient rainfall, impacting crops. Economists warn of slowed agricultural growth and increased food inflation risks. Nearly one hundred rain-fed districts are predominantly affected by moisture stress. This situation poses significant challenges for the ongoing kharif agricultural season.
Anti-encroachment Drive: Team gheraoed, earthmover torched
Villagers in Bettiah gheraoed a forest department team on Thursday. They set ablaze one earthmover and damaged another during an anti-encroachment drive. Villagers claimed they had cultivated the land for many years. They stated they were not informed about the forest department's drive. Tension escalated after sugarcane crops were allegedly damaged during the operation.
Charlemagne's wisdom emphasizes action over mere knowledge for true success. He believed wise action requires understanding and learning from experience. Charlemagne united Europe and fostered education, demonstrating knowledge guiding societal improvement. Today, information is abundant, yet acting on known truths remains a challenge. Applying this lesson daily involves acting on what you already know.
Amit Shah unveils quadrangular security grid at Border SPs' conference
Shah said India's border extends 15,000 km through 18 states and UTs and asked the forces to take three pledges - secured border, prosperous border region and a vigilant society.
ADB cuts India FY27 growth forecast to 6.6% on higher oil prices
The Asian Development Bank has lowered India's FY27 growth forecast to 6.6 percent. Higher crude oil prices and transportation costs will impact consumer sentiment and demand. The bank retained its FY28 growth forecast at 7.3 percent, expecting global conditions to improve. Inflation forecast for FY27 is raised to 5.2 percent due to oil and food prices. Policy measures and public capital expenditure will support India's economic momentum.
Donald Trump repeats claims on 2025 Indo-Pak Conflict
President Trump reiterated his claim of resolving the India-Pakistan conflict. He stated that eleven aircraft were shot down during the hostilities. Trump believes he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize for settling eight wars. India has consistently denied any third-party intervention in its affairs. The President asserted the conflict was on the verge of becoming nuclear.
Harley-Davidsons credit ratings get cut to junk by S&P
S&P Global Ratings downgraded Harley-Davidson's credit to junk status on Wednesday. The company's strategy to sell lower-cost motorcycles will pressure profitability for some time. Analysts estimate margins will be around five to six percent in 2026. Restructuring expenses and tariff costs also face near-term profitability pressures.
Bombay HC offers John Cockerill Hamon interim relief in trademark dispute
The Bombay High Court has temporarily restrained Hamon Cooling Systems from using the 'Hamon' trademark. John Cockerill Hamon SA established a prima facie case for owning the brand after a cross-border insolvency process. The court found no merit in the defendant's claims of acquiescence and delay. The defendants are derivative users whose authority to use the marks has expired.
Life lesson by Mother Teresa today: Mother Teresa taught that small acts of kindness hold immense power. Genuine love, she believed, is shown through everyday compassionate actions. She founded the Missionaries of Charity to serve the poor in India. Mother Teresa received the Nobel Peace Prize for her humanitarian work.
Google is appealing a Delhi High Court ruling concerning trademark infringement in its advertising program. The company argues the judgment deviates from established legal precedents regarding keyword advertising practices. A division bench will likely hear Google's appeal against the single judge's decision. The court had previously ordered Google to pay damages to Hindware for trademark misuse.
Archaeologists have stumbled upon ancient wolf remains on a remote island in Sweden, linking back to a time between three thousand and five thousand years ago. The discovery has led researchers to propose that humans possibly brought these wolves over by boat. Notably, the wolves' diet consisted largely of marine protein, indicating intriguing interactions between the two species in prehistoric times.
India is a long-term bet: PM Modi to Australian CEOs
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Australian businesses to invest in India's growing economy. He highlighted opportunities in manufacturing, clean energy, and advanced technologies for collaboration. Modi also called for the swift finalization of the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement. He met with Australian CEOs and business leaders to foster stronger economic ties. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joined Modi at a diaspora event in Melbourne.
How inconsiderate of me!: Omar-backed Mayor faces heat over sarcastic apology for Somalia trip
Quote of the Day by Avicenna: Avicenna's quote suggests time is shaped by memories and expectations. This ancient wisdom resonates with modern psychological concepts of mindfulness. The legendary physician and philosopher lived nearly a thousand years ago. His profound insights continue to influence our understanding of life's moments. Appreciating the present moment enriches our experience of existence.
Some people intentionally choose to spend their birthdays on their own. They might take a solo trip, enjoy a favorite meal, visit a quiet place, watch a movie, read a book, or simply set aside time to reflect on the year that has passed. For them, solitude is not necessarily about being alone, it can be an opportunity for rest, reflection, and personal meaning.
Why is your dog suddenly chewing you or blankets? Your dogs tiny front-teeth nibble may look unusual, but it often reveals trust, comfort, and emotional bonding. Cobbing in dogs is a gentle mouthing behavior where pets softly nibble people, toys, or other animals. Unlike biting, it is usually harmless. However, sudden chewing, stress, or panic during loud sounds may signal deeper issues like noise anxiety in dogs.
African Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of If you close your eyes to facts, you will learn through accidents. The saying reminds us that ignoring reality or refusing to accept the truth often leads to avoidable mistakes and difficult life lessons. It emphasizes the importance of facing facts with honesty, paying attention to warning signs, and making informed decisions before problems grow. Rather than encouraging fear, the proverb teaches that wisdom comes from acknowledging reality early instead of learning through painful consequences later.
Life lesson by Natsume Soseki: Modern life offers individuals unprecedented freedom and independence. This independence, however, can lead to feelings of loneliness and isolation. Japanese novelist Natsume Soseki observed this paradox in his writings. He suggested that loneliness is a price for modern freedom and egoism.
'An abuse of prosecutorial power': Hearn pleads not guilty in Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool case
Professor Sander van der Linden studies how people fall for misinformation and manipulation. Digital technology accelerates the spread of false information, exploiting human cognitive biases. Industries like tobacco and fossil fuels have long used doubt-casting techniques. Sophisticated firms now offer 'disinformation for hire' services using micro-targeting. Educational systems must adapt to teach new skills for navigating online deception.
Arvind Kejriwal slams govt over ethanol policy, calls it 'Dictatorship'
Quote of the Day by Viola Davis: EGOT winner Viola Davis emphasizes inherent worthiness from birth. She states that value is not earned through achievements or external validation. Many women feel pressure to constantly prove their acceptance and belonging. This powerful lesson encourages self-acceptance and embracing one's true value. Recognizing inherent worth fosters courage and authentic living for everyone.
'Keep the pro-fraud party out': VP JD Vance's blunt midterm message to Wisconsin voters
Haaland relishing 'super special' England showdown as Norway's dream World Cup run rolls on
Erling Haaland finds the World Cup quarter-final against England very special. He was born in England and plays for a Premier League club. Norway's surprising run to the quarter-finals has been quite remarkable. Haaland has scored seven goals in four matches during the tournament. He enjoys the American culture and the overall World Cup experience.

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